Casting spells....real?

About a year ago a friend of mine introduced me to one of his friends. This gentleman approached me first by saying he was a Wiccan. I try not to be a judgemental person and have not heard a lot about Wicca so it really was no big deal. I asked him a little about what exactly that is. He went on to explain that it is scary....to even himself he explains, that he can see spirits and read people.

He then asks me if I would like a reading. Thinking that this should be interesting, I agreed. He grabs my hand and sorta rolls his eyes up. Then he precedes to rattle off about five things about me. He was spot on with his analysis. I ended up being rather surprised and thinking to myself, is there really anything to this stuff?

So recently, I decided to do a brief search on Wicca to find out more about this religion. First I heard was it is the fast growing religion in Europe (if I am recalling correctly). Next I hear it is a religion where people do what feels best for them...as long as it harms nobody. Then I heard that "magick" is involved....and most Wiccans are particular with spelling magick with a k. The lady I was listening to said that the magick was to be used for the good. She also said that there is not one particular Wicca religion and means different things to different people.

It is said that Wiccans are able to cast spells. When I was in college, a literature class of mine has us studying Voo Doo in the Caribbean. Also in Voo Doo, it is said that people can cast spells. That is two different religions that believe that spells can be cast.

Is casting spells real?

dunno

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I look forward to it Maya. :)
Very intriguing Luke. If it is not real...and I say IF....there certainly is something out there where people in fact do believe it does exist.

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L.L.,

Thank you for sharing your experience in the hospital. I can imagine that would be a prime place for supernatural activity. I have heard of an experiment once in a hospital emergency room where they prove that out of body experiences do happen. dunno Great info L.L.. thumbs up

As far as you do not know what you are getting involved in with spells....I agree.

If it is true, that could be a dangerous and dark path to go down.

If not true, the power of suggestion could have one living a self-fulfilled prophecy.

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John

Even my great aunt got a visit by her deceased husband...probably knew she was needing to see him...6 months later she died...lost without him...she deteriorated quite quickly...

She told my dad about her experience...he told her that life has many mysteries and he did believe her...after that and a few other instances where she lit matches to gain attention...we hired a companion to stay with her...and my older sister stayed with her at night...

Tough to be on your own...experiencing that myself now that Emmycat is dead...blues

Not lighting matches but like to smoke ciggies...lol...laugh
I think I will be visiting the SPCA soon to adopt another rescue cat...

Smugging is okay energy...with sage and making sure windows are open to allow the soul to not stay trapped in a room...lots of good we can do to help...but no board games conjuring up spirits...uh oh
Lou, I smudge with sage too.

Mainly because I love the smell of it
Spells, blessings, curses, hopes and dreams, it is all the same stuff.

I prefer this version of the song.

Molly

It does 't hurt...


Karma I believe...,thumbs up peace
L.L,

Good idea with the board games. ...from what I hear.

I know how it is to lose a loved pet. Another great idea, there are so many cats in shelters disparate to find a new home. thumbs up

Thanks for sharing L.L.

wine
Thanks for the song Ken. grin


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Molly

When in doubt...sage...lol...laugh

It does smell like potpourri...

John

Leave those board games alone... wow

Promote good energy...

wine
Good energy is good. grin
Spell casting is very real and is at least six thousand years old, and the general, but most used activities like dancing, music bands singing solo artists etc all originate from spell casting. Lets take the american indians for example. As we all know well is the story of how they did a dance to call upon the sky to create rain.

Well lets break it down there were 3 different spells being casted in unison to help create rain, lets start with the dance. This required a series steps in a certain order and arrangement and the caster was careful to know where to stand. How this was known was by the caster was able to see beyond this world and could clearly see where he needed to step as is passed down from generation to generation because he watched the previous guide who also did this same rain dance. He was once an observer now he demonstrates. So the sequence and arrangement was crucial to the spell, even more important being able to see beyond this world was the base of the cast or otherwise it just becomes another dance routine.
2nd was the drum the sound of it and the pounding of the drum did not need to be in rhythm but it did have a sequence and arrangement also that was parallel to the dance once again the caster was able to see the drums affect beyond this world so he knew how hard to hit it when to hit it and when not to to get the desired affect like binary code of computer programming the same structure applies.
and thirdly there was the chant which harmonized to the cast and not harmonized to a tune that we call in modern terms singing in pitch and rhythm, once again he could see all this occurring in a certain state of body and mind seeing beyond this world.

I know this because I am learning this, however I am only a beginner, an observer.
Very interesting Tame......very happy you shared that.

I just seen a show about magic and it is speculated that it might be part of an ancient knowledge.

dunno

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spells are an energy vibration they only work if someone can feel them
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