A half the time I'm agnostic and the other half I'm a witch. How's that?

It's some kind of blend. I believe in everything. I believe in nothing.

You know, whatever's going to work for me and get me through this day.

Spellwork is essentially a way of raising energy and also channeling your own energy

towards a specific purpose.

These are the voices of women at New York City's oldest occult store in champments.

We went to the store and asked people why they were there. To reveal their witchy

goals and to tell us a little bit about their spiritual beliefs.

It's not a difference, but Wicca is essentially one sect of witchcraft. I believe in science as

much as I believe in nature and I'm very big on, you know, as above so below. You know, you don't

just do a magic spell and put the energy out there. You physically work with your hands and you

move your feet towards where you want to go. I was always obsessed with the alchemy of the real

world and magic. Not that you would only use it for results in the real world, but that the

bolts are here for a reason. You're not just going to go to a mountain and try to meditate yourself

away from reality. Nobody wants to feel powerless or helpless or, you know, and if there's a way

that you cannot feel uncomfortable on your own skin, like don't you want to seek it out and try?

I'm women of the hour and this is Lena Dunham. I fucked up.

Today on the show, we're talking about faith and spirituality. Words that can be as broadly or

narrowly defined as we like. Where's Oprah when we need her?

I've had so much more than a good time. It's meant so much more to me, but I don't know if I'll ever fit

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