The Witches of Scotland Quotes

“out again at the faces of the students. “How many people here believe in god or A god?” He waited whilst some students tentatively raised their hands. After another thirty seconds, most students had raised their hands. He smiled. “A belief that is held by billions of people around the world. That is fine as long as you realise that A - it is not your belief. It has been passed down from generation to generation, and B - you were not born with a belief in a god. You had to learn it. Anything you have to”
― Steven P. Aitchison, The Witches of Scotland: Series 1 Complete 8 Book Bundle of The Akashic Chronicles

“How many people here believe in god or A god?” He waited whilst some students tentatively raised their hands. After another thirty seconds, most students had raised their hands. He smiled. “A belief that is held by billions of people around the world. That is fine as long as you realise that A - it is not your belief. It has been passed down from generation to generation, and B - you were not born with a belief in a god. You had to learn it. Anything you have to”
― Steven P. Aitchison, The Witches of Scotland: Series 1 Complete 8 Book Bundle of The Akashic Chronicles

“energy, which gives rise to your actions and habits. These things make up the person you are today, so you have an energy signature made up of your thoughts, beliefs, words, actions and habits.” He”
― Steven P. Aitchison, The Witches of Scotland: Series 1 Complete 8 Book Bundle of The Akashic Chronicles

“Borrowed beliefs are extremely powerful, and you have borrowed most of your beliefs about what is possible and what is impossible from others. It’s time to stand up and start creating your own”
― Steven P. Aitchison, The Witches of Scotland: Series 1 Complete 8 Book Bundle of The Akashic Chronicles

“Did you know women weren’t allowed credit cards in their own name until nineteen-eighty, or they could legally still be refused to be served in a pub until nineteen eighty-two!?” “What!” Jessica said, almost choking on the word. “That’s not the half of it. Women weren’t taxed independently until the early nineteen-nineties, and not until nineteen ninety-three was it considered that violence against women was finally established as a violation of their human rights.” “Nineteen ninety-three!” Jessica spluttered. This was outrageous, almost unbelievable, but it too sadly was. “It’s still going on. Women are still fighting for equal pay and even nowadays they are fighting to be called women, how crazy is that?” Jessica was lost for words, and stared at her father shaking”
― Steven P. Aitchison, The Witches of Scotland: Series 1 Complete 8 Book Bundle of The Akashic Chronicles