Welcome to Ghost of a Podcast. I'm your host Jessica Liniatto. I'm an astrologer, psychic medium, and animal communicator. And I'm going to give you your weekly horoscope and no bullshit mystical advice for living your very best life.

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Welcome back to Ghost. This week's question is a goodie and just in time for the holiday, and it goes like this.

A few years ago, I began practicing Wicca and celebrating the eight holidays of the pagan year, with Sam Hain

at the end of this month being my very favorite. For this holiday and many others, a huge emphasis

is placed on honoring and celebrating our lineage and ancestors. Earlier this year, I discovered that

my great-great-grandfather was a minister in a residential day school in

Canada. This means he actively took part in cultural genocide and abuse of indigenous children

and families. I've listened to your podcast long enough to know that feeling guilty over this is a

waste of my energy, so I've instead done things like donate to reparation efforts and residential

school survivors and continue to educate myself on Canadian history that I was never taught.

I seem to be the only person in my family that feels the pain of this discovery this year,

as well as the only person willing to face it. This has me feeling isolated from both my immediate

family and my ancestors.

I'm wondering if my chart shines light on this feeling of disconnection and how I can feel whole

with this part of me missing. Thank you so much and please do not use my name. Warmly,

shitty ancestors. So before I give you like a, you know, a comprehensive answer, I have to say

there are very few amongst us who do not have shitty ancestors, who do not have people who were

cruel and unkind to others in the family or to others in the world. Now, you know, what your great,

great grandfather did was exceptionally shitty.

And I'm not saying that to make you feel bad. It's just remarkably exceptionally bad. Yes.

But I want to say that having shitty ancestors is really normal. I think in particular, if you are

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