Lilith & the Rise of the Witch | The Story of the First Witch & First Feminist

Lilith is a powerful figure for witches and feminists. She’s a dark goddess, a demoness, a vampire, and a seductress. But the history of Lilith is really fascinating, and deeply ancient. Lilith is the essential embodiment of the archetypal witch, embodied and autonomous and unwilling to be subdued. So in honor of the spooky season, let’s dive into Lilith and the archetype of the witch. Let’s analyze Lilith for who she truly is: the first witch and the first feminist. Happy Halloween, witches! Thank you for watching! Please subscribe! Art: Lilith, first of vampires from True Blood Faust and Lilith by Richard Westall Adam, Eve, and the (female) serpent at the entrance to Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris Lilith, concubine of Satan from The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina Lilith by Carl Poellath Burney Relief from Mesopotamia Adam; Eve by Giuliano Bugiardini Lilith by Ernst Barlach Lilith by John Collier Lady Lilith by Dante Gabriel Ro