Spells

Or it might be in more prose form.

You may be required to say this spell out loud. Or repeat it several times to yourself.

It might be in the form of burning some oils, or it could involve other 'props' such as herbs, incense, candles and so forth.

It might be a particular action - something like creating a picture board.

So it is important to understand that Spells do come in many different forms.

And they all carry the same power. The power to work.

What makes a spell work is always the spell caster.  So you may have a powerful spell - however the rate of success will be dependent on the person casting it.

And here's the thing - YOU are the best person to cast a spell for yourself. If you want something to happen and you want to use magick to bring it about - then the best way to facilitate this happening is for you to cast the spell yourself.

As spells are based on the principal of energy transference and like attracts like. So by casting a spell for yourself - you are that much closer already to attracting what you want.

And then the magick you weave revolves around your ability to get into a space as you are casting the spell and beyond of truly believing without a doubt that what you want to have happen will - and so it becomes.

Witchcraft and spell work are exciting and dynamic - they do work and they can work very quickly - depending on the conviction you have of what you want to have happen happening.

And it's always important to remember that you must NEVER cast a spell upon another to wish them harm, or try and get them to do something you want. That contravenes the Rule Of Three and retribution will be swift and unpleasant if you do.

The majority of people fortunately have positive intentions when it comes to magick and spell work - and enjoy happy and fruitful results in their lives.

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