Witchcraft

will, irma, tarnee, cornelia, hay lin

This question is too vague. But the best answer I can give you is simply this. It is true most spells work at least once in a while but it is not guaranteed that all spells will always work. So maybe, maybe not. The reasons for this are too many and for some still not fully understood. My belief is that if the spell doesn't work, you either did something wrong, or fate simply didn't feel it best to allow it to work this time around. It does not mean it will always fail just because it didn't work once. It does not mean it will always work just because it did this time. 50/50

Black magic- break love spells through Koran.

Some people specially go to magician and ask him especially to make this spell happen on his/her love one. Men women both are involved in this; they do such kind of hex on to whom they love and they want the other person also love them but they might not know the severe pain in which the other person suffers. I forbid all of you who have to do or thinking of doing this hex on the other person. There are many side effects of this type of hex, to take control on others mind and to nab him in your love. One need to do so many different types oh hex on that person as a result of which the person became maniac and dotter such a victim looses his senses, every moment the victim thinks about the infester (the one responsible for doing the hex) there are many harms of this type of magic. The magician ask for the victims used clothes then he takes few threads out of these used clothes and read some magic verses on these clothes and then makes knots in these threads and give these threads to them (who take this decision to make this hex happen) and ask/order them to throw these thread in depopulated/bleak area or he give some recited eatable thing (that got blood and off scouring grains init) and order the people to include this in victims food. While this whole magic is happening the victim is in great pain his hands and foot became numb, he got severe chest pain or headache especially on that time when this magic starts or at that time when he consumes the magically recited thing. He or she might get severe pain in his stomach and also could have vomits and nausea. I am here writing the method that will help you diffract this type of magic through Koran. Only Muslims are allowed to follow this diffract process, non Muslims are not allowed/permitted to do this method.

Recite (Surah Yonus verse No. 81 to 82), (Surah Aaraf verse No.117 to 122 Surah Taha verse No. 69, Aytul Kursi or Al-Taghabun verse No. 14 to 16) recite/read this 3 times

recite/dum these Koranic verses on patient/victim "3 times and give water to drink". Ask the victim to drink water for 4 weeks or until the spells breaks. But take care this news does not reach to the person who caste this spell because he/she might do it again.

There is a medical explanation for deja vu. If you have visions, then you would be considered psychic. If you are attracted to majick, nature and animals, then you are attracted to them. No one is born knowing how to practice majick. It is a learned skill. Many people have "natural" learning abilities and many people were raised in majickal households, so they were exposed to it and being taught from the time of their birth. If you want to be a witch, learn the craft. If you don't, then don't stress on it. If you don't want to be a witch, you don't have to be. :)

I guess it's always possible but the origins I always heard regarding the broom riding came from various pagan customs involving jumping over a broom at a celebration, or other celebratory customs I don't have exact details for.

In most areas of the country there are Pagans of various paths who are "out of the broom closet." A bit of basic investigation in your area will most likely get you a few names. Try looking at bulletin boards in your local New Age, or Metaphysical book store and shops. Or check you local college or university, they often have notice boards of various groups for students.
Once you have a contact name, decide what you want to interview the person about. Is this for a paper or a project you are doing, or is this for your own information? The answers to these questions will greatly effect your chances of getting your interview.
Once you have a subject to interview, be polite and courteous in your approach and be prepared to accept some rules from your interviewee. Be respectful of their beliefs and requests, even if you do not believe, try to remember that they do.
In some cases you may be invited to join the group for an evening as an observer. In which case know in advance what you can and can not do. Are you allowed to take photos, or use peoples names? Once again I stress be polite, it is unprofessional to ridicule or make light of what you do not understand.
If however you are unsuccessful in finding some one in your area, you may want to try to get in touch with the Pagan Federation and do a "phone" interview. If that is all you can get, at least you will be talking to people that "know".

You don't. Casting spells that directly influence a human's will is forbidden and against Pagan rules.

The ethical use of power would forbid the manipulation of anyone using magic. The Threefold Law would also apply here - That which you send out will return to you threefold.

By learning more about yourself and the God and Goddess. Meditation helps a lot-- meditate on the goal of your spell before you craft it, to learn what you need to about yourself. Spend a lot of time in nature, and try to connect with those (both human and not) around you.

CARE [KeA]

witches are still here like me

A magic square is a series of numbers arranged in the form of a square in which horizontal, diagonal and vertical rows add up to the same total. Magical talismans have been used by Abramelin, Aleister Crowley, Cornelius Agrippa and Dr John Dee. Yantras are Indian magic squares which are a form of mandala - they are usually constructed for meditational purposes - astrological yantras are used when the additional energy from any of the planets is required.

In all honesty using a magic spell to calm someone down is not just unethical, it is much more work than is necessary.

To create a spell for this you would have to know the reason for the upset, ask for and receive the complete knowledge and permission of the person you are working on/for, study the heavens to find the right time and placement of the moon, gather your appropriate materials, candles, herbs, incantations etc. and then wait for the correct time to perform the spell. Without all of this the spell is doomed to failure and if you fail to get the knowledge and permission you will be in direct violation of the threefold law.

Instead, it is much simpler to be a good friend to the upset person, speak calmingly and reassuringly to them, and if they are agreeable, maybe teach them some basic deep breathing and meditation exercises.

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If you come across someone who is easily irritated, and anxious or simply psychotic in behavior, there has to be something wrong than what is obvious. For a long term solution, first of all you have to analyze/diagnose the situation.

There are magical healing techniques, like energy healing / pranic healing to heal things of this sort. You have to be well versed in the technique before using it for something like this.

Basically, you would have to scan the chakra system to find any anomalies and then balance all of them to make the two flows in balance.

As a short term temporary solution, you could just help them ground energy and the situation will be relieved for the time being.

In some countries of the world there are people being accused of and persecuted for being a witch or practicing witchcraft.

Religious intolerance has not been wiped out as yet.

there are called witches same goes for male witches.

Usually "Candice" but who knows nowadays - people deliberately alter spellings of well-known names so that they child will 'stand out'.

Quick trivia: Men are called witches too. "Witch" is genderless.

I do not know where the word "witch" derives from, but I can tell you were the word "Wicca" came from - Wicca being one of the religions for witches. *Not all witches are Wiccans, and vice versa!*

"Wicca," in old English is a male witch. "Wicce" is a female witch. In the same family, there is "Wita" meaning a wise man or woman, and "Witan" which means "to know." It could also, possibly, derive from the word "Wie," meaning "To bend/alter."

Nothing it doesn't harm the witch it only harms the victim of the spell. Though the witch may feel weak and tired.

Hope that helped.

A dead witch. In 1692, there were the Salem Witch Trials, and I must say that an awful lot of women were burned, both innocent and guilty, because they were accused of witchcraft simply because they could heal people that (male) doctors couldn't. People have always been afraid of things they know nothing of, and that's why witches in the 1600s were feared above most else.

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First, in Protestant England and America, witches were hanged.

Second, only 14 women died in the Salem Trials.

Third, Every victim of the Salem panic was innocent.

Because their existence and the people's belief in witchcraft and the old ways threatened the power of the Church.

The proper name for witchcraft is Witchcraft with a capital "W."

Water, soap or body wash, and shampoo.

A name written in salt (as in the salt is poured in the shape of a name) is usually a binding spell. These are fairly rare and unless done properly are of little or no effect.

Try to trace the source and ask the person who did it their intention

Yes, we do.

Re: But not in the sense that most people would believe us to have. We merely can focus our energies to do our bidding, from blessing and cleansing a home to communcating with the dead if they wish to be reached. ^^