Magic and Illusions

In Asia there are many and diverse traditions, you need to be more specific

Eating seven dates in the morning daily will break the spells. or seven lotus leaves crush them and mix them in water enough to drink and bath this also breaks the spell. recite" there is no power or strength except god and he is most powerfull and most supreme". reading this makes your soul strong and you will not get infected by magic as black magic effects week souls as infection to week immun system

Take a small object, like a feather, and place it on a table. In your minds eye, see it float up. Try to impress this on reality, to make it happen. Concentrate, but dont overexert yourself. After about 10 minutes, stop and do it the next day. Do this until the feather lifts off the table. Then try to maintain it.then move onto heavier objects.

It can be very difficult to make a wand, but if you don't want there to be side affects or any left over power from other owners, you probably shouldn't use someone else's, and making one will be your best strategy. It doesn't particularly matter in what order you do these steps, just complete the process in whatever way seems fit.

You will need:

a live tree (you don't have to own the tree, it can be in a park or something)

a bowl of water

scissors, or something to cut off a branch with

a book

a pen

a knife (for whittling it down)

Process:

ALL DONE AT NIGHTTIME

Cut off a stick from the tree about as long as your forearm (and hand).

Soak the stick in the bowl of water over-day.

The next night: write one NOUN (person, place, thing, or idea) in the book, something cool like "melody", "raven", "blue moon", something that seems magical to you. Do not write "magic".

The next night, do the same thing, until you have enough words that, if written the long way on the stick, will take up the space from end-to-end.

The NIGHT AFTER you have enough words, whittle the stick so it is skinnier and as long as your forearm (not including your hand). Write the words on BOTH SIDES of the stick, so they will fit on its newly-shortened form.

Burn the page on which you have written the words on in the book, and slightly singe the tip of the stick with the SAME FLAME (heehee, it rhymes).

Lay the wand on top of the book, and leave it outside in a place that seems magical to you (and where no one can get to it).

The next night, it will be ready!

Prosperity spells do exist and work, however, it is the gods that decide how they will send you your prosperity. A lottery win is just one of thousands of ways they can and do cause the spells to manifest.

It is my experience that the harder you try to "force" a single solution (ie. a lottery win) the less likely it is to manifest.

If you want to use an ethical spell for prosperity, there are dozens, they are all much more likely to be successful than a specific (and somewhat less ethical) spell for a lottery win. Remember, the gods tend to help those who help themselves... and a lottery win is more of a serendipitous occurrence than a solution to a monetary problem.

The Levites were set apart by God approximately 4000-5000 BC as mentioned in the book of Leviticus in the Old testament. They were set apart to be the preists of the Tribes of Israel, and it was their job to see that all of the laws God set out were followed.

As to "why the Levites"? It seems to me that each tribe was sort of given a job (perhaps based off their tendency toward a certain type of labor. Some were farmers, some were herders, some were builders...) and the Levites, for whatever reason, were chosen as the Priests. If there's more to it than that, I've never heard.

Well this should be fun now there are a few reasons magic, is being practiced.

Magic a.k.a(EHSI)is a form of clear energy invisible to the naked eye it's like on a hot day if you have good eyes you can look at the ground on a hot summer day and see energy from the ground when its really hot out side so that's the way magic is you can't see it because it is invisible to the naked eye.

Now magic is part of the universe it is a energy that can be used if you are open mined and your will and mind is Strong enough to use it. Magic can be used for a lot of things from love spells to hex spells with magic you can influence life and as well as people and animals and the sky's because the energy of magic doe's not just effect nature, people,animals, but it can effect everything from life to nature and to the sky's above us all and more. Some people practice magic because they may want to improve there life in some way or to improve someone else life or maybe they practice magic to try to gain some kind of power over life as a hole or over someones else's life who knows why people do what they do but true magic is not what most people are practicing but with true magic you have to have these things in mind to use and master the energy of magic which is:the mathematics,the probability, strong belief in magic,and a strong will and mind,The knowledge of what true magic is and about,and also knowing your mental limits and people practice magic for different reasons but it is not true magic.

The same reason people believe in religion sometimes. To make effective knowledge and control of an otherwise unknowable, uncontrollable situation. You could say magic practice points just beyond sciences explanations ;)

Like all religious Jews, King Solomon was bound by the commandments and prohibitions in the Torah. Since these forbid sorcery (Deuteronomy ch.18), he certainly obeyed them. The Hebrew Bible does not hide Solomon's errors, and delving into magic is not mentioned as one of them. Any supernatural doings would have had to be accomplished through permitted means, such as prophecy.

There is no guarantee that a spell will work, ever. Sometimes it is the newness of the practitioner, sometimes God and Goddess do not want whatever you wish to happen. Spells are simply a way of focusing your intent and releasing energies by the use of tools (bell, candle, besom, athame, etc)

It is also best to do a spell to show your intent, and let it go.

White magic is good and is a peaceful form of energy and part of the greater good in the universe it is useful in battleing the dark arts a.k.a black magic and black magic is not good it is part of the greater evil of the universe and it is use to incast chaos and harm people or a group of people.

Egyptians did not have magic; they believed, like many ancient civilisations, that intercession on behalf of the gods and other mythological personages was responsible for many apparently supernatural events.

first you say the person name then have a clear thaught iof what you want to do then cast the spell and say ur spell lock like mine is zapadomis

The act of placing a spell on someone is just a bit more complex than stated above.

Spells of healing, prosperity, etc. work best with the complete knowledge and permission of the person. That way they can help with the spell and act in accordance (work toward the manifestation).

Casting a spell on someone without their express knowledge and permission is manipulation of the very worst kind. Using your powers and energies on someone else would put you in the direct line of the Threefold Law (that which you send out will return to you three fold).

Black Magic Spells are considered to be negative spells that are cast to create harm, though the term black magic is actually a miss-wording. There is no black or white magic, magic is neutral, it's the intent of the caster that people use to label magic to make it easier to understand the difference between those who use magic to help (white magic) and those who want to cause harm (black magic).

There are no specific words that are spoken when casting a spell. Many of the spells practiced, are based on different religion, or covens (if it's witchcraft). Spell words vary from place to place, and there are millions upon millions of spells.

Only the gods and the universe can answer that question accurately, each case is different. What needs to be taken into account is a little something called "the Rule of Three" which states unequivocally that what you send out WILL return to you threefold. I think that is pretty self-explanatory.

Its generally believed that love spells interfere with free will, so actual working love spells are few and far between. The safest and best approach is to actually use spells that deal with the law of attraction.

A good toy store, joke shop or retailer that specializes in Stage magic will carry Performance wands .

Most metaphysical book stores, and new age shops, will carry wands used for Ritual magic.

Many practitioners of magic make their own wands, using various woods, runes, symbols, sigals, metals, stones and gems for their particular needs. Instruction for the making can be found in Wicca by Scott Cunningham or Making Magick by Edain McCoy both published by Llewellyn.

There are several books for children that have instructions on how to make your own wand. One in particular I know of is The Book Of Wizard Craft by Janiice Eaton Kilby, Deborah Morgenthal, & terry Taylor, Published by Lark Books. It's a fun little book with many easy projects.

A magician - performs stage magic.
A witch, pagan, wizard, alchemist, druid, and/or Priest/ess - performs ritual, earth, or natural magic. Just for the record, magic (in this instance) is the manipulation of naturally occurring power by the hand, will, and mind of an ethical practitioner.

These seem to me to be two quite unrelated questions, and I would therefore suggest to type two separate questions.

Eye of neat and beak of gizzard,

Blend these together to become a wizard.

After consumption you must know,

past threes trials you must go.

Knowledge is the first task thou shall face,

to pass you must return all to thy base.

Second thou must be strong in spirit,

for without it thou may not encroach near it.

Lastly thou must have courage,

for it is necessary for what thou shall scourge.

After these tasks three is the power that you seek,

but be warned , it shall not what it appears as at first peek.

Magic was descovered in 100 by Merlin

Cunning manual dexterity used especially by card sharps, jugglers and magicians, also called Prestidigitation