Uploaded December 2020 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Welcome to the Witchual Workout with Laura Tempest Zakroff - a ritually-inspired movement experience designed to get us moving a bit more on a daily basis. 5 days a week, we'll have a different magical focus and build up our stamina and body exploration.
It's Wednesday, so we're looking to the divine again for our theme. Today's inspiration is Lilith. Lilith is a very complicated figure in mythology, originating from ancient Mesopotamia and likely most famous for her brief appearance in the Talmud from the time of the Babylonian exile for the Jewish people. She has many interpretations - Queen of Night, Mother of Demons, Goddess of Magic to name a few, and is often viewed as a modern feminist icon. Today we're focusing on sovereignty over ourselves, our own bodies, and their innate sensuality and power. We also acknowledge the darkness and our passage through it.
Thumbnail art by me, https://owlkeyme.square.site/s/search?q=lilith
Music:
First Song: "Pythia" by Nathaniel Johnstone
nathanieljohnstone.bandcamp.com/album/decodance
Second Song: "World of Shame" by Ego Likeness, from "The Order of the Reptile"
egolikeness.bandcamp.com
Welcome to the Witchual Workout with Laura Tempest Zakroff - a ritually-inspired movement experience designed to get us moving a bit more on a daily basis. 5 days a week, we'll have a different magical focus and build up our stamina and body exploration.
It's Wednesday, so we're looking to the divine again for our theme. Today's inspiration is Lilith. Lilith is a very complicated figure in mythology, originating from ancient Mesopotamia and likely most famous for her brief appearance in the Talmud from the time of the Babylonian exile for the Jewish people. She has many interpretations - Queen of Night, Mother of Demons, Goddess of Magic to name a few, and is often viewed as a modern feminist icon. Today we're focusing on sovereignty over ourselves, our own bodies, and their innate sensuality and power. We also acknowledge the darkness and our passage through it.
Thumbnail art by me, https://owlkeyme.square.site/s/search?q=lilith
Music:
First Song: "Pythia" by Nathaniel Johnstone
nathanieljohnstone.bandcamp.com/album/decodance
Second Song: "World of Shame" by Ego Likeness, from "The Order of the Reptile"
egolikeness.bandcamp.com
