Modern witches are using Zoom to hold coven meetings, perform rituals, cast spells and do the occult

Like college professors and other educators, witches are using technology for teaching, too.

According to the Insider, modern witches have gone digital with their tools. 

A couple who own and operate Artes and Craft, a brick and mortar witchcraft shop in Hartford, Michigan, held an online ritual for the Spring Equinox. 

"We chose Facebook Live because people can view the session after the fact. Our Spring Equinox ritual had over 4,000 views with many local folks attending." 

The Order of Ganymede, a group of covens based in Boston, has been using GoToMeeting for video conferencing with members using a creative mélange of connection options: iPad, laptop, smartphone, and regular dial-in phone participation. 

"It has a great 'record' feature for a replay of the ritual for others, since we all know that time doesn't matter on the inner planes," says coven member. 

An artist and witch in upstate New York, says her group is holding sabbats (another word for coven meetings) via Zoom. 

"We each take turns reading things we've found in books we've hung onto for far too long without reading," she said. Like folks learning new instruments or perfecting their baking skills, the pandemic is inspiring witches to use their downtime productively, with many studying and working to gain new skills.

*Just so you know these people are not sleeping. Truth is: a lot of Christians are lax when it comes to prayers and the study of the Word. Let's wake up and dominate in Jesus.