Witchcraft 101:Anthropology,Guide and Top News for Pc

I like this app. It is educational. I am interested because I was a RN and I worked with a colleague who was a Wiccan.

Lots of interesting information.

I simply wanted an explanation of what certain things are and what they’re used for in the app, call it curiosity. I’ve researched other culture religions as well, Shintoism, Greek Mythology, Norse Mythology, and I know some Egyptian Mythology as well, though not as much as I wished. Buying the app, I’d hoped it would give me that explanation, because why else would there be a picture of explaining what the app is, and the 5 things a beginner witch needs. (Frustrating to find out it never told me WHY a witch needed those certain things) Nope. Nadda. Oh it has interesting information, I will give it that. I didn’t know about the different kinds of punishment over the centuries for arguing with my parents, cheating on my spouse, and other things like that. And the reference things, it’s basically a google search and something you could probably do better on your own counting it pulled up about a celebrity saying another is a witch and 10 Harry Potter spells you probably didn’t know in the Order of Phoenix. Twitter, wasn’t very helpful counting I don’t have a Twitter and it didn’t give me the option for any other social media. But, to give them some credit, there were a few things I found interesting and maybe most of the information was on the Twitter thing and the videos, but I don’t have Twitter and I doubt I’m the only one and I learn better by reading, not watching. Maybe it’s for those who actually have an understanding of the app, but even then it’s amazingly disappointing. Roughly five pages, one for Twitter, one for Google search simplified (counting you can only search up those certain choices), one pictures in slide show format, except without the actual slideshow and a few extra pictures just shoved in there because, then there’s the videos (which I really could’ve looked up on YouTube and probably had gotten better results, but I didn’t want a video, I wanted to read the information) and an extra page to basically take up space. Was it worth the $3-4 dollars I paid for? No.