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Witchcraft
This is the category where your questions about witches and witchcraft as a spiritual path should go. Based on an ancient shamanistic way of life, witchcraft is a spiritual system known as "The Craft of the Wise" and were a valuable part of villages and communities. Practitioners were the healers and leaders of their people. Modern witches follow the cycles of the sun, the moon and the seasons of the earth for guidance and knowledge. Most, but not all witches practice some form of magic in its true meaning.
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Where you get a picture of a witch?
If you mean a sterotypical witch (green skin, warts etc.) then go to images.google.ca and type in "witch". If you want pictures of REAL witches then go to images.google.ca and type in "wiccan" "wiccan witch" "pagan" "real" witch or etc. Or search for a wiccan group online that may have pictures of their members. However you should have permission if you plan on using the pictures for something where other people might see it, some witches are forced to stay in the broom closet due to injustices about us.
That is a very difficult question to answer, but here are a few (not all) answers.
Collective nouns for witches: Coven, convocation, circle, heath, hearth, grove, or gathering.
Other reasons why witches gather: celebration, rite, rite of passage, Sabbat, Esbat, ritual, coffee-klatch, study group, or gathering of friends.
What is the 'Rule of Three' in witchcraft?
The "Rule of Three" is also called the Law of Threefold Return and states, "Mark well, when thou receivest good, so equally art bound to return good threefold. What ye shall do as evil is thrice returned."
It serves as a caveat given to newly initiated witches in some Wiccan traditions. The purpose is a cautionary one. It keeps people who have just discovered Wicca from thinking they have Magical Super Powers. Sort of like the Christian "Do unto others as thou shalt have done unto you."
Are there any witchcraft schools in Indianapolis Indiana?
I'm going to assume, that this is a serious question about Witchcraft schools, and not a search for a Hogworts type school. I don't know of any schools, but there are plenty of Pagan and Wiccan affliations in the general area. Order of the White Stag is a Pagan men's group in Indianapolis; Circle of Wolves, Coven and Grove is an Eclectic Wiccan Coven. Indianapolis also holds an annual Pagan Pride Day festival. For more information, you can go to: http://www.geocities.com/Athens/9802/resources.html
A Male Witch is exactly that...A WITCH not a wizard or a warlock or anything of that nature. A Wizard is someone who is of no denomination that professes the use of magic by taking what they wish from the surrounding area. A Witch is earth based so they return energy back to the earth in the form of offerings for any spell that is cast.
This has been driving me insane How do you spell shopping isle?
AISLE. Good luck.
Shopping AISLE
aisle :-) (the wonderful language of english...)
That is the correct spelling of the plural noun "prizes" (winnings, awards).
The best way is to join a coven and find a teacher. Thanks to the Internet you can now join online covens, which makes it a lot easier than the old days when you had to find someone in person.
That is the correct spelling of "slimy" (covered in slime, or underhanded, reprehensible).
Can a binding spell be removed from a distance from a person or jewelry ring someone is wearing?
Yes, a binding spell can be removed if the person removing the spell has enough experience. Typically, the person would do a ritual wherever they were if it was a major binding spell or curse, but some do not require full blown rituals and simple removal can be preformed with a meditation/trance cross. The actual meditation/trance depends on the witch.
ENGRAVEMENT : the engraving on incised stone carving, or lithograph made from incised metal plates
The word segue sounds like (seg-way) and is from Italian ("it follows").
The usual rendering of the Spanish phrase is "Ay, ay, ay, ay" as used in the chorus of the song "Cielito Lindo."
The "limerick" version may be spelled "ay-yi-yi-yi" which imitates the similar but unrelated Spanish exclamation term "Ay ay ay" (frustration or astonishment) which is rendered in English as "Ay-yi-yi."
(In Spanish there are no common words that begin with YI, as both Y and I may be pronounced as a long E.)
Is witchcraft a crime in Fiji?
There is no such thing as witchcraft being practised in Fiji. People who tend to do so will face serious consequence from the comunity elders and village priest.
Pertaining to items or native citizens of Puerto Rico is "Puerto Rican" (capitalized). It has the Hispanic pronunciation as "PWAIR-toe REE-kun".
No, magic eight balls are just black balls with a little cylinder like hole in the back with a small pyramid with words and blue dye in it. It's just luck that your question to the eight ball turns out right...not magic.
You can buy Magic eight balls in many toy shops.
The book repository (or a collection) is spelled library.
There are two "r's" in the word.
Despite the three-syllable pronunciation given in the song "How Much Is That Doggie in the Window?"...the adjective form of "wag" is "waggly". (most lyrics show the word in "How Much" as spelled "waggley")
How do you spell adaptability or adaptibility?
From the verb to adapt, the form is adaptability(flexibility or accommodation).
How many people believe in ghosts?
Their are a lot of people that believe in ghosts, and their are a lot of people who don't believe in ghosts.
No one really knows how many people believe in ghosts, but mostly thousands believe in ghosts. Some people can sense their presence, and the negative energy they bring.
The other word for advertisements (usually radio or television) is commercials.
Nigerian witchcraft is the combination of witchcraft as well as folk practices that occur in Nigeria. Being a witch in Nigeria is highly dangerous though, and those regarded as witches are usually shunned from families, burned, beaten, exorcised, or have acid or boiling water poured on them. For more examples look up Nigerian Witch Children on Youtube.
MURE : obsolete term for a "wall" MURAL : painting done on a building surface ( interior or exterior wall, ceiling, window frames)
MOOR : individual belonging to, or descended from, natives of North Africa, especially those that took place in the occupation of Spain and the Iberian Peninsula from the 7th to the 16th Century (Berbers) MORE : a greater amount of a substance or item (adverb "to a greater extent")
