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ARTICLE: Deep Diving on Bewitched & I Dream of Jeannie

One of the primary tenets of The Secret Sun is that ancient mythology, superstition and religious practice has reincarnated through pop culture. This phenomenon can often appear self-evident, but can often disguise itself, often behind other mythic guises and personas. 


Recognizing the subterranean and/or unconscious connections at work is an important skill for the advanced synchromystic, especially when Knowles' Laws come into play.
The modern witchcraft craze, at least in entertainment, can be traced back to the hit TV show, Bewitched, created by Sol Saks. Premiering Sept 17, 1964 (26 years before the release of Heaven or Las Vegas) on the ABC network, Bewitched followed the story of Samantha Dobson, a hereditary witch and her hapless husband-to-be Darren Stevens.

Darren doesn’t discover his wife’s powers until after they marry, and soon has to deal with her large and eccentric family, including Samantha’s waspish mother Endora (a play on “Pandora”, the mythological source of all mankind’s problems).

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