Description

• Also called besom, stemming from the Old English word: besma, which means...broom. Perhaps one of the oldest inventions ever crafted by humankind, the broom isn't just a cleaning tool. Find out more in this week's episode!

• Music by Onetent
  Onetent - Pixabay
• Sources: Green Magic by Morwyn; Encyclopedia of Witchcraft by Judika Illes
  The Witch's Broom: Magic for Everyone (llewellyn.com)

  Broom Lore for Walpurgisnacht and Other Holidays - PaganSquare - PaganSquare - Join the conversation! (witchesandpagans.com)

  Broom Lore (threemoonbrooms.com)

  Broom or Besom Symbolism and Meaning - How Did Brooms Become Associate – woot & hammy (wootandhammy.com)

  A Guide to Besoms - The History of the Witch's Broom — Mabon House

  The History of Brooms | PHS Hygiene

  Deverra: The Roman Goddess of Midwives and Brooms (legendaryladieshub.com)

  Deverra: The Italian Sweeper Fairy—Polydaimonism in Ancient Italy | Ritual Goddess

  Goddess Jyestha – Hindu Goddess of Misfortune | Hindu Blog (hindu-blog.com)

  Jyestha Devi - the Goddess who lost her sheen - Manish Jaishree