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In ancient times, our Lord, the Horned One, was (and still is) the Consoler, the Comforter. But men know him as the dread Lord of Shadows, lonely, stern, and just.

But our Lady the Goddess would solve all mysteries, even the mystery of death; and so she journeyed to the Underworld.

The Guardian of the Portals challenged her: “Strip off thy garments, lay aside thy jewels; for naught mayest thou bring with thee into this our land”. So she laid down garments and jewels, and was bound, as all living must be who seek to enter the realms of Death, the Mighty One.

Such was her beauty that Death himself knelt, and laid his sword and crown at her feet, and kissed her feet, saying: “Blessed Be thy feet that have brought thee in these ways. Abide with me; but let me place my cold hands on thy heart.”

And she replied: “I love thee not. Why dost thou cause all things that I love, and take delight in, to fade and die?”

“Lady,” replied Death, “it is age and fate, against which I am helpless. Age causes all things to wither; but when men die at the end of time, I give them rest and peace and strength, so that they may return. But you, you are lovely. Return not, abide with me.

But she answered: “I love thee not.”

Then said Death: “An you receive not my hand on your heart, you must kneel to Death’s scourge.”

“It is fate, better so,” she said, and she knelt.

And Death scourged her tenderly. And she cried: “I know the pangs of love.”

And Death raised her, and said: “Blessed be.” And gave her the fivefold salute, saying: “Thus only may you attain to joy, and knowledge.”

And he taught her all of his mysteries, and he gave her the necklace which is the circle of rebirth. And she taught him all her mystery of the sacred cup which is the cauldron of rebirth.

They loved, and were one: for there be three great mysteries in the life of man, and magic controls them all. To fulfill love, you must return again at the same time and at the same place as the loved ones; and you must meet, and know, and remember, and love them again.

But to be reborn, you must die, and be made ready for a new body. And to die, you must be born; but without love, you may not be born.

And our Goddess ever inclineth to love, and mirth, and happiness; and guardeth and cherisheth her hidden children in life, and in death she teacheth the way to her communion; and even in this world she teacheth them the mystery of the magic Circle, which is placed between the world of men and of the gods.

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Originally posted 2010-07-02 08:13:20. Republished by Blog Post Promoter

There is a major growth in today’s society for older religions, this includes people who want to become a Wicca. First of all, people need to understand that you do not become a Wicca, no more than you become a doctor and an engineer. Sure, there are signs of progress, and as a doctor or an engineer you get a piece of paper, however, that doesn’t make you a doctor or an engineer.

As I said you do not become a Wicca. I am sure this raises some degree of curiosity and confusion. If I don’t become a Wicca, then why do people call themselves such? See, it’s not about becoming as much as it’s about being. You don’t become a Wicca, you are one.

I learned this a long time ago when I was studying the martial art of Ninjutsu, and it carried over as I began practicing witchcraft. As I gained belt after belt, I wondered at what point I would be a ninja. I couldn’t wait to tell people I was a ninja. Once I earned my black belt, I wondered if I was now a ninja. I asked my teacher and his only response was, “you will know.”

Eventually I came to understand that I can’t become a ninja. It is something I am or am not. It wasn’t about becoming, it was about being a ninja. The same is true when talking about how to become a Wicca. I now live, day to day, the way of the ninja. I use the philosophy and strategies I learned as I trained to live my life on a daily basis. The same is true for my spiritual practices.

You see, you didn’t become anything, I either was or wasn’t. I either lived as one, walked as one, talked as one, made decisions as one based on what I had learned, or I didn’t. Learn, study, and apply what you learn as you grow, and you will be a Wicca. Then there will be no need to become a Wicca.

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Originally posted 2011-08-23 23:58:31. Republished by Blog Post Promoter

Magic spells have fascinated us for thousands of years. People are intrigued and obsessed in how spells could work for and against a person’s interest and desires. Magic spells are not only performed to achieve personal gain, they are also practiced as part of a religious belief system such as Wicca.

Wicca is deeply rooted to ancient pagan beliefs which emerged hundreds of years ago. Gerald Gardner claimed that the practices and beliefs of Wicca were based from a secretive group that had accepted him as a member. Wiccan spells are often referred to as “magick” rather than the common “magic.” This differentiates real magic from common conjuring and illusion tricks practiced by stage performers in shows.

When Wicca was first developed, the government and public society at large was scared by it and so persecuted witches and wizards, putting them to death. Even now although witch-hunting no longer occurs it is common for Wicca followers to practice their arts in secret so as to avoid scrutiny or ridicule from unbelievers. All Wiccans agree that Satan-worship is not part of their practices.

Nature and its elements: earth, air, fire, and water, are loved and revered in Wicca. Wiccans consider themselves “at one” with nature. Harming nature would cause nature to harm them back, so all Wicca spells are white magic and are intended for good purposes only.

All who practice magic spells do so in strict accordance with “The Wiccan Rede.” This deep rooted law of Wiccan magic states, “do what ye will, harm ye none.” This simply means that magic spells can be used freely as long as no one gets hurt in the process. A related commandment is “The Law of Three” which states that “harm will be returned three-fold”, further encouragement to only use magic for good.

Magic is similar to Christian prayers. Spells are part of Wiccan rituals although not all Wiccans cast spells. Spells can be both used to help or hurt and manipulate other people, but Wiccan followers are strictly prohibited from using spells that will harm other people in accordance with “The Rede.”

Before a Wiccan performs any magic spell, incantation or ritual, they first reflect on their intentions and the consequences and repercussions of the act. All its possible effects are thoroughly considered to make sure the spell is good and pure. Most spells are followed precisely as they are written, although there are times when the spells can be modified to fit the witch or wizard’s power, personality and situation.

Some people may show wonder, disbelief, or even fear of the powers that Wiccans possess. But understanding the basic beliefs and principles of Wiccans shows us that what they do is not against the fundamental principles of all moral and wise teachings for human beings, which is to share life and embrace nature without harming others.

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Originally posted 2011-08-30 00:58:41. Republished by Blog Post Promoter

“And they called me a witch”. The hag said relating the story to anyone who would listen. Some of us were burnt at the stake or strapped to a ducking stool. You were then ducked in a river and held under. If when they pulled you up you were coughing, spluttering and obviously alive you were declared a witch anyway and killed. If you didn’t survive, well it didn’t matter deary, you were past caring………..

There are many religions in the world, Christian, Buddhism, Catholic, Protestant, for instance and of late I discovered another.

It’s a Neopagan, earth centred religion called Wicca. Wiccans are male and female witches and wizards that attune themselves with the natural rhythm of life forces which is marked by the phases of the moon. They tend to live in harmony with, and work alongside nature. Are they tolerated in today’s fast moving world? Well not all of them look like a hippy from a commune as seen on TV from time to time. How would anyone know what religious beliefs anyone held unless told? We can only guess if we have a mind to.

This posed another question in my mind; would you recognise a witch if you saw one? Of course you would. They have long pointed and hooked noses, a black mole on their face, teeth missing, a black pointed hat and black cloak. Oh and lets not forget the broom stick and black cat sitting quietly by their side, and the cackle l almost forgot the cackle. Remember the three witches of Eastwick with Bett Midler?

At my friends wedding last year she introduced me to a very elegant young woman, who was probably in her early thirties. We spent ages talking and covering many topics. Eventually after many sunken glasses of wine she told me she was a white witch. The delay in her telling me was because she didn’t know how I would react. As it happened I became a sponge. I wanted to know everything. We found a quiet corner and she told me about her beliefs, the spells, how the earth is revered. Forgive the pun but I was spellbound. Firstly she looked normal (what was I expecting, Bett Midler in Eastwick?) Wiccans (witches) practice all kinds of magic both black and white. The black side is not something she would get involved in, but she was happy to tell me about white magic which is practiced for the good of all. If you have an interest there is much to read on the web of course. But what about the spells I hear you cry!

We are all aware of the druids and Stonehenge and the Pagan rituals practiced. My new friend was happy to tell me about the Sabbats which encompass all of this:

Winter solstice up to Dec. 21st: covering Yule and Christmas;

Imbolc: Jan 31st to beginning of Feb: Brides Day Candlemas and Groundhog Day (and you thought it was just a film)!

Vernal Equinox: March 21st: Eostre, Lady Day, Ostara, And Beltane

Summer Solstice: June Gathering Day, Midsummer, Vestalia, Lammas (we are all familiar with this one it’s the time of the longest day of course)

Fall Equinox: Sept 21st onwards. Autumn Equinox, Harvest Home. The time of gathering of hay, Church harvest festivals, corn dolls and warm log fires with mead drink on a cold night.

Now can you see how it all fits in with modern life? Things that we have been doing for years all stem from Wicca in one way or another.

But what about the spells you ask again? Be patient my dears I will get to them.
Some cowans or non Wiccans want to convert to Wicca purely for the experience of casting spells and gaining power over other people. Wicca is not about that, it’s about casting spells to help other people and learning personal discipline and effort before one becomes proficient in the art. In fact the learning never stops. They must harm none. If for instance a love spell is cast to entrap a man or woman you would be taking away their free will in order to make them fall in love. Love needs to be spontaneous not forced. A Wicca must analyse all his or her actions that she is about to take and ensure that “it harms none”.

It’s about becoming one with the earth the moon and the stars. They are close to the environment – they become a perfect fit with nature.

Wicca of course is not one single religion it is a gathering of traditions old and new age.

………..And the spells? No of course I wouldn’t tell you I’m a psychic clairvoyant and a Reiki human and animal healer – not a Wicca.

Now where’s my broom stick?

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Originally posted 2011-08-31 00:58:43. Republished by Blog Post Promoter

Wicca has been felt to be able to lead individuals with a more spiritual life that is based upon harmony with nature. It is also considered to be a positive and uplifting inner experience where individuals can live a more magical life dedicated to the Goddess and the God in recognition that life is an expression of the divine spirit within.

Many believe that Wicca is associated with witchcraft and witches, and that is possibly why the journals that the individuals who study Wicca use are called the Book Of Shadows. The individuals that study Wicca are believed to be witches. Before Wicca was popularized by Gerald Gardner individuals that practiced witchcraft did so in privacy, because they were so afraid that they would be alienated. With Wicca, individuals see wisdom as interacting with everything and everyone that they come in contact with. It is also learning to be humble by not boosting to others about the works they do, instead allowing their work to speak for itself.

Wicca is also known for the individuals being respectful and considerate to others. While studying Wicca individuals will learn how to become more compassionate with others and to show kindness to their fellow man. Individuals also learn how to become a more self disciplined individual that can be more tolerant with others and situations that come up in their lives than they could before. The art of taking the time to think before acting is also part of the study of Wicca. All of these things and much more help to balance out what is ultimately known as Wicca.

In earlier times, cultures, and faiths individuals that practiced witchcraft were known to be hunted down and either burned at the stake, beheaded, or even hung for not believing the same way that the society in which they did. This is why their knowledge were written in journals, which were some times written in an encrypted language, and then were hidden away for safe keeping. All of this secrecy was done only so they could protect themselves, because just like in our society if some one is different then people do not understand them. However, in earlier societies it was much worse due to the way that the law would allow these people who feared what they did not understand deal with these individuals that were different than them.

In fact, society felt that witches had special powers and mysterious abilities that came from studying the witchcraft. However, this was farther from the truth, but society could not and would not take the time to understand this. Wicca has no marvelous universal secrets or incantations or abilities, although it has succeeded in keeping its own individuality in tact. The universal aspects are the experiences that each individuals share with one another and with their environment.

Today there are a variety of helpful sources on-line for any one who is interested in learning more valuable knowledge about the art of Wicca. These sites also allow individuals to discuss ideas with others who are interested in Wicca as well so that you will be able to become much more knowledgeable with the passing of each day. There are also a number of books in print today surrounding the subject of Wicca to help individuals better understand as well.

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Originally posted 2011-08-09 18:59:21. Republished by Blog Post Promoter

Witchcraft Spells and the Wicca are of Black Magic has so many rumors and myths it is impossible to keep up. If you do a basic search of any of the above terms you will find countless pages dedicated to Black Magic, Wicca, Witchcraft and more. What pages have the RIGHT information and directions if a person wants to learn about the Wicca faith?

How can one tell what is written in truth and what is not?

A good way to start to study the REAL aspects of Wicca Witchcraft or Black Magick is to read, read and read some more. Overall, the TRUTH will have more wrtitten about it then the myths or superstitions. Websites that are truth based will be plentiful and sites with made up stories and facts will be far less and many will not match. In other words, the Wicca faith is a faith that has positive and overall GOOD aspects but a few people will write negative things about it. Just as any faith. The same holds true for Witchcraft and Black Magic. The Term Balck Magick sounds evil in itself but did you know it is simply a term used to describe what type of Witchcraft it is? In other words, Black Magic can be used for good.

Consider Black Magick, Witchcraft or any faith of the “Magick” realm a tool per se. This tool can be used for good or evil. It truly depends on the person using the tool. The tool itself is not evil or dark.

Now, the majority of Witchcraft practicioners are dark and the majority or Wicca or Wiccans are of a positive or good nature. Of course there are exceptions to both. Also, Black Magic is a dark or negative art for the most part but once again, this is NOT the case 100% of the time. The bottom line is to educate yourself on all aspects so you can clearly find what is real and what is false.

Black Magic Witchcraft can actually be used for good and many positive things.

Many positive Spells and Spell Casters use Black Magic Witchcraft for a wide array of things. Good and Evil. Remember, there are always many sides to a story. Trust your instincts and do your research and you will always find the real meanings to what you seek.

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Originally posted 2011-08-26 23:59:03. Republished by Blog Post Promoter

Magic is the practice of influencing energy to achieve a goal or to make dreams come true. It can improve your life and help you to overcome obstacles in your life path. Tapping into universal energy to bring about changes that one desires. Everyone has the ability within them but to work powerful magic, you need to be in tune with the laws of nature and firmly believe that you will achieve your desired end.

Wicca comes from an old English word which simply means – wise. Practicing Wicca or witchcraft (known as the old religion and has its roots in paganism) is termed the craft of the wise. The old religion was a way of life based on a love of and respect for nature – plants, animals, stars, moon and planets were thought to have a magical consciousness. People structured their lives around the cycles of the seasons and monthly phases of the moon, worshiped various forms of the Goddess, the great mother of the earth and universe.

Really witchcraft was primarily a healing tradition thousands of years ago. In the past people who were herbalists, midwives, counselors, protectors, healers and guides for their community were highly respected and sought out to help people. This pre-dated Christianity, but when Christianity began the church actively discouraged such practices and witch hunts began from 1542 – 1684.

Witchcraft laws were revoked in 1951, it was then that a modern branch of witchcraft emerged, known as Wicca, drawing on old pagan sources. Dr Gerald Gardiner was the key person in this movement, which became known as the Gardinerian tradition. Other forms of Wicca soon started to emerge branching off from Gardner, one being Alex Sanders who founded Alexandrian witchcraft. There are many forms of witchcraft but most witches today practice eclectic witchcraft which is a style they have made their own including concepts from a wide range of traditional witchcraft. There are, of course a set code of rules and laws that a witch must abide by but as long as their intent is pure and from a place of love and trust whatever feels right for them is perfectly fine.

Witches have and have always had a very close personal relationship with nature. They celebrate seasonal changes, Moon phases, practice magic (which can include healing, doing rituals, spells & practicing divination). Wiccan rituals are held within a sacred space or circle. Witches believe in the Goddess and the Horned God, the male and female aspects of creation – nature. They honour these two primary deities of witchcraft.

Witches fall into two working categories, solitary and coven. Solitary witches work alone. Some come together in small groups to celebrate the sabots but they are mainly happy to work on their own. Most new witches to the craft start this way. A coven (derived from the word covene meaning meet or come together) is a group of witches who meet and work together regularly. There are teaching covens as well as open and closed covens.

But all practicing witches abide by the same law known as the Wiccan Rede. Wicca is the tradition of respect and tolerance and working for the highest good of all.

Bide the wiccan law ye must,
in perfect love and perfect trust,
Eight words the wiccan rede fulfil;
an it harm none, do what ye will.
What ye send forth comes back to thee,
so ever mind the law of three.
Follow this with mind and heart.
Merry ye meet and merry ye part.

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Originally posted 2011-09-07 03:59:05. Republished by Blog Post Promoter

Even in this day and age the topic of belief is normally not a point of conversation it one of the three subject that are not mentioned in polite society. This social taboo may be the reason that we still have fears as adults to talk about our spiritual beliefs.

In schools children are taught religious education as part of the curriculum but as we grow religion has a less important. Plus the level of information in schools is really not that informative is designed to pass exams and not designed to understand a belief structure fully.

Now with this limited information on religion, which is bias toward Christianity and if paganism is mentioned it done so in passing. Many people don’t really know what paganism is and have a very limited view of the craft, its still considered as fantasy by some.

As pagan we come from a history of persecution and forced conversions. This history still remains raw to many of us and we fear that it may happen once more. Even today there are still news items where children are killed or tortured because they are witches or news stories where “witchcraft” is linked to satanic worship.

These news stories have a very negative view of what witchcraft is at the moment around the web is the story of Delaware Senate nominee Christine O’Donnell and her claims of witchcraft. I have purposely tried to avoid mention her as all I feel is that she is another stupid person as she has made a link to blood rites and satanic rites in a youtube statement which only goes to put us in a negative light once more.

These negative views affect us only in a very minor way, as we understand the truth but they do have an affect on the way other see us. So when it come time for us to tell others that we are a witch, pagan or Wiccan or any other path we have to face their ignorance.

Know my view on whether paganism / witchcraft should be open or kept secrete is still divided, on one hand I am happy to see paganism in the public eye but no disrespect I am a very logical person and everything that I have seen on TV always make us look a little loony mainly due to the editing so much so I am often embarrassed to associate myself with the media impression of witchcraft and paganism. Not because of any other reason apart from the way pagans witches and Wiccan come across. On the other hand I feel that witchcraft is a personal path and should be kept secrete and only shared with those who know!

But whatever my personal views of the path their comes a point where you do have to mention to family and friends your beliefs and explain what you believe in. With friends it quite easy as we find friends with similar interest or how understand that there is something a bit different about us they have seen the books on the shelf and noticed the signs so it comes no surprise to them. But family that can be a difficult situation since we move away from them and communicate by phone, email and meet at family gatherings and we don’t seem to have that intimacy with family as we do with friends but there is always a connection with them. Our parents are people that we wish to please and we do seek their approval our social backgrounds have a huge impact on the people we become so if you come from a Christian or Muslim or Jewish telling your parents can be a difficult conversation Buy Cialis Online to have as you may feel that in some way you have let them down and can be afraid that you will face rejection.

For myself I found it easier to tell my parents I was gay mainly because it was not a choice it was who I was, but I chose to become a witch and that was a little difficult. And in those days there was not much information available on Wicca and to be honest witchcraft had a much more negative view than it does today.

Even with the fact that my family comes from a magickal background, which was ended, when my grandfather turned his back on his heritage and became Christian facing my parents and telling them I was a witch / pagan was a difficult subject to bring up. It was when I was in my early to mid 30’s when I did tell them that I was a pagan. Shockingly my family where ok with it uncles and aunts began asking if I would cast spells for them or read for them my father was more concerned that I would be naked and wearing woad but had to explain that I don’t look great naked and blue was not a colour that suited me and that I would look like blobby smurf so their was no need to worry.    

The thing about coming out of the broom closet it about timing it when you feel confident enough that you have chosen the correct path for you. I took many years and many paths to feel confident enough in my spirituality that I was sure that I had found the correct place to be a solitary witch with an eclectic style. If I had said when I was 13 /14 that I was a Wiccan I would have been wrong and may of been discouraged from my path as I was brought up catholic and went to catholic school so I knew the view of witchcraft the Catholics have, so I new it was the wrong time.

As the years have moved on and Wicca, paganism and witchcraft have entered public life making it easier to come out of the broom closet but you still have to choose who to tell and what to tell them. Terms like white witch (a term I loath as it diminishes us as witches we are not black or white or good and evil we are just witches) became acceptable in a sense and using that to identify yourself is ok but it still has a some what negative view to some.

If asked I am a pagan or a witch depending on how I feel normally it pagan as it get people asking what that and you can explain openly and fully what you believe no matter what path you are pagan always works fine. If I declare myself as witch I do it to be militant and defiant, a way of pissing people off, it instantly puts a wall up keeping them on the other side ok I only do it to Christians. No disrespect to Christians I have worked in a few Christian environments where I have been faced with daily let save the pagan talks as they felt my soul need saving, I found that when I called my self a witch they left me alone either because they felt my soul was beyond saving or they feared the magick “curses” I would put on them.

But these are some of the issues you face when you come out of the broom closet. People’s fears and superstitions are the biggest hurdle you have to face when you choose to tell people that you believe in something different from the “norm”.

So before you choose to tell the world you need to think-

1.      Am I sure that my spiritual journey has ended and I am on the right path to the divine?

2.      Am I telling you to shock you or seek your approval?

3.      Will me explaining about my beliefs cause you distress?

4.      Is this the best time to bring the subject up?

5.      Am I confident enough to face the questions that they will ask?

6.      How do I define my spiritual path? Pagan, Wiccan, Druid, witch etc

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Mine the Scourge and mine the Kiss, Here I charge you in this sign.

All you assembled in my sight, Bow before my spirit bright.

Aphrodite, Arianhod, Lover of the Horned God.

Mighty Queen of Witchery and night,

Morgan, Erione, Nisene, Diana, Bridgid, Melusine,

Am I named of old by men, Artemis and Cerridwen,

Hell’s dark mistress, Heaven’s Queen.

Ye who ask of me a rune, Or would ask of me a boon,

Meet me in some secret glade, Dancing round in greenwood shade.

By the light of the Full Moon.

In a place wild and lone, Dance about mine altar stone,

Work my holy mystery, Ye who are feign to sorcery.

I bring ye secrets yet unknown.

No more shall ye know slavery, who give true worship unto me.

Ye who tread my round on Sabbat night,

come ye naked to my rite, in token that ye be really free.

I teach ye the mystery of rebirth, work ye my mysteries in mirth.

Heart joined to heart and lip to lip,

five are the points of fellowship,

that bring ye ecstasy on earth,

for I am the circle of rebirth.

I ask no sacrifice, but do vow,

no other Law but love I know,

By naught but love may I be known.

All things living are mine own,

from me they come, to me they go.

I invoke Thee and call upon Thee Mighty Mothers of us all.

Bringer of Fruitfulness by seed and by root.

I invoke Thee by stem and bud.

I invoke Thee by life and love

and call upon Thee to descend into the body

of this Thy Priestess and Servant.

Hear with her ears, speak with her tongue,

touch with her hands, kiss with her lips,

that thy servants may be fulfilled.

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Here are a few tips for practicing wicca, free spells and how to make your own. Follow these tips while creating your spells and performing your spells. Wicca, free spells and how to make them is actually fairly simple once you understand basic principles about spell work and the elements of creating spells. Follow these tips for practicing wicca free spells, how to make your own.

1. Understand that everything is energy, and every energy has a specific vibration. Take the time to study the different vibrations of specific herbs, plants, trees, rocks, colors, metals, and symbols. These vibrations are the key to successful spells. You wouldn’t want to use the color black in a love spell. Once you understand the vibrations of each type of herb, plant, rocks and other aspects of the tools you use for spell work, you can begin to instantly know what to use in your spells in order to get your desired outcome.

2. The words you use don’t have to rhyme. They can, but they don’t have to. They need to be about what you wish to attract to you or about the desired outcome. It could be something simple such as “diamond, diamond bring to me, wealth and abundance and pure as thee.” Try to use words that cause you to think and feel about that thing which you desire. Emotion is your vibrational contribution to the spell. Choose words that help create and sustain the necessary and appropriate emotion.

3. Once you understand these two aspects of wicca free spells, you can start making your own spells. The hardest part is doing the study and research to learn about the herbs and plants, rocks, and other attributes of different physical tools you will use in your ritual.

These are the basic aspects of creating your own spells. It can be easier to simply look up a spell, however, it doesn’t serve you as much as learning how to create your own. It will take you time to study the different plants and herbs and colors and such in order to create your own wicca free spells, however, once you develop the understanding you then have the ability to instantly create spells in seconds. With the proper training, you will never need to look for another spell again because you will be able to make your own wicca free spells.

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Originally posted 2011-08-28 00:58:38. Republished by Blog Post Promoter