Does witchcraft really work?

Question

My employee swears that another woman did some kind of magic spell on her to make her hair grow faster. No joke. This is no weave or extension of no kind. Completely natural. It's wierd.

Answer 1

witchcraft is real,but it is connected to the devine source.mainly what i am coming across here is the God or the Goddess.when you said that you know someone that did a spell on another woman and made her hair grow faster???i dont think they really did.if there is a way than that is of some other witchcraft.i practice witchcraft,and contact the dieties of my choice.and i do spells also.but it is not spells used to hurt people or bring what you want.it is spells to gain the knowledge of the God or the Goddess.the spells are used to get closer to the God or Goddess.as well to help our own personnel lives through them.witchcraft is not what people think that it is.it is a way of life.to learn how to walk the path of the old ones.to follow the God or the Goddess that the practitioner desires.witchcraft comes from the heart,the soul,and the mind and body.we have energies that are created to send out the spell into the universe.
blessed be,
LordAshka)O(Witch

Answer 2

Witchcraft(Black Magic) will attract to you a very bad Karma the next life. Witchcraft is earnest punished than suicide. It is against the Holy Spirit.

Magic(that can be White or Black, depending on what purpose you have,what instruments you use and how you make the prayer) is the manipulation of energies in nature.

Black Magic: Voodoo, Witchcraft, curses, Sorcery,....
White Magic: Shamanism, Teurgy, ...

White Magic uses: Normal cross,sanctified instruments, candle put in a normal position when lit, praying to Holy Spirit or Masters of Medicine, normal pentagram, etc.


Black Magic uses: all of the above but INVERTED.

Inverted Pentagram:http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/2/2b/Inverted_Pentagram_circumscribed.svg/2000px-Inverted_Pentagram_circumscribed.svg.png

Inverted cross: http://i1.cpcache.com/product_zoom/264652497/inverted_cross_dog_tshirt.jpg?height=250&width=250&padToSquare=true

Inverted candle:
http://img2.wikia.nocookie.net/__cb20121114214745/sonic/images/9/93/Inverted_Candle.png


Do not try something even if someone tells you it's white magic what he wants to teach you, because he might use black magic and trick you, it's risky. I am in an esoteric school and gained some experience that is why I know now what is good or bad.

Answer 3

There are various, complex explanations for why the diverse practices grouped as witchcraft (Celtic Druid or pagan magick; orisha or voudoun; folk remedies from various cultures) do or do not work for various subjects.

As with many contemporary medical practices (consider the psychologist's office and work), witchcraft uses a combination of plant or mineral medicines, dietary changes, bodily manipulation, ritual setting and persuasive language to encourage a sense of wellness or illness when operating in direct contact. Many so-called "witches" of Europe were in fact healers with a vast store of herbal knowledge stretching back to Neolithic times. Similarly, orisha practitioners draw on African and indigenous Caribbean healing traditions.

However, as with modern medicine (think of the clean white coats, the hushed corridors, the soothing voices), presentation and performance also indicate a thorough knowledge of patient psychology and the power of belief to alter both practice and perception. Many "spells" contain instructions for repeated physical gestures and verbal incantations that act on the mind, and may act on the body as well.

So it's not impossible that you and your employee perceive her hair as growing faster (what is your base measurement?), and its also possible that your employee was given some remedy, dietary advice or repeated gesture which has in fact stimulated her hair follicles. It's no more or less unlikely than so-called scientific cures working.

Answer 4

The best site on witchcraft! http://usminc.org/Wicca/wicca.html

Answer 5

witchcraft does work, but its actually just old medical techniques that were seen as being unholy by the church. somewhat like a primative all-natural medicine!

Answer 6

mu ex sister in law was into that and to tell the truth i have always been fascinated by it but never seen any that work but if i did i would probably break my neck getting to the nearest church so i could repent all my sins and those i just thought of doing lol

Answer 7

Yes, it works. I'm a witch.

Answer 8

from what i've seen/heard, it works about as well as prayer... cuz that's really all it is.

Answer 9

ABSOLUTELY NOT!!!!
Witchcraft is just something that people have invented to try to replace God.

Answer 10

I'll take a bottle of that craft....ha ha