She was not dangerous. She was sovereign. Unbound by man-made doctrines. Her communion with the divine required no intermediary.

She remembered the earth before it was divided. She heard spirit in rivers and fire in leaves. Her voice bridged the silence between heavens and flesh.

Historical Truth: The Malleus Maleficarum (1486) - the "Witch Hammer" - became the second best-selling book in Europe after the Bible. This manual instructed how to identify, interrogate, and execute "witches," leading to centuries of persecution targeting women healers and midwives.

So they named her witch, to distract you from her wisdom. They burned her libraries, then handed you censored scripture. They silenced her voice to control the narrative.

They called her unholy because she needed no altar to speak with the Divine. Her body was her temple, her intuition her scripture.

You were taught to fear what you couldn't explain. But it was hers all along— the knowing without proof. The vision without sight. The power without permission.

Scientific Truth: Modern neuroscience reveals that intuition is the brain processing information at 11 million bits per second, while conscious thought manages only 50 bits. The "feminine" principle operates at quantum speed, accessing knowledge beyond linear time.

They called her dangerous... because she could not be controlled. Her wisdom threatened their power structures. Her autonomy challenged their authority.

Uncomfortable Truth: The witch hunts were not just religious persecution but economic warfare. Many accused were land-owning women or midwives whose property was confiscated after execution. The estimated death toll ranges from 40,000 to 100,000 across Europe and the Americas.

You are the danger they feared. You are the voice returning. You are the flame reborn. In your refusal to be silenced, in your reclamation of ancestral wisdom, you become the living resistance.