Do you believe in witches and wizards?

Question

I still think (in secret) witches and wizards are living. Like at Hogwarts. What do you think. NB: I´m new here so please be gentle!!!

Answer 1

Hogwarts possibly not witches and wizards yes.I dont think they they cast spells as dramatic as on harry potter.But spells are cast.There is alot of rituals in the wiccan way and a deep understanding of Mother Earth.
Myths are all part of the real thing though.

Answer 2

Ok, we'll be gentle to you, Newbie! Yes. I do definitely belief in witches and wizards.

But I think they are people, who have the power to figure out major things, along with healing and helping people.

Hope this does not disappoint. But there is Magick in all of this! Hope that answers you're question, curious seeker. Seek and ye shall find!

I believe Wizards are more like the Druids, and what the Spanish call Brujo's? And they have the powers to transform whole societies. For the better, I do belief that.

Intellectual's are always acting in code to do that! That is why we often don't find out the true meanings of mystical writings until years after they have been written.

Some things are better kept a secret. Not cause' it is bad! But because it would be dangerous to the one who reveals it. The negative forces in the world, that work against the good.

Answer 3

Only a complete fool would say they don't exist, witches and wizards have been around for centuries. Anyone who casts spells or follows wicca (not necessarily the same thing) is either a witch or a wizard.

As to whether or not they can actually perform magic, that is an entirely different question.

Answer 4

You asked a great question. Every story is somehow based on some kind of fact in some form or fashion right? I totally believe that somewhere there really is a Hogwarts and that the story of Harry could really totally happen. Who knows? Stranger things have happened. Maybe the "miracles" Jesus performed were actually magic from a wizard. Any of the unexplained occurences in history could have really been wizards and witches. Far-fetched I know, but you never know, as we can only take someone's word for it. But anyway, yes, I believe.

Answer 5

These people are as real as you and I, but infinately more dangerous, there are good ones and bad ones as with everything in life, but white witches cure and protect and black the opposite, they have learned how to harness their energy and use it for whatever purpose. As to whether they look like the characters in hogwarts I think not, you don;t even see any with warts on their noses anymore at least that would be a sign for us to see.

Answer 6

Depends, you talking like the story-book witches and wizards like Harry Potter and the like? Those type, no. but I know people who practice Witchcraft, and I practice Druidcraft. And yes, as far as Witchcraft and Druidcraft goes, there are "schools" but more or less they are magicks taught to someone through rituals and such. You don't sit in a class and read "The Guide to Witchcraft for Dummies" and learn the magick. It's a skill developed through watching, learning, and assisting in different rituals. I hope that helps.

Answer 7

I believe in witches and wizards but not in the Harry Potter sense. Think the Children of Artemis.

Answer 8

Heck Yes! :D But I don't believe that you can fly on broomsticks and cast a light of beautiful colors from a stick to be called a wand. Yes, they're real. They can work with kitchen herbs, spells (involving certain types of prayers followed by incense and candle light to help insure it works), and belief in a copius amount of god/desses. It's basically a religion and can be a religion if you're pagan or wiccan.

Answer 9

I've got to say "yes", seeing as I'm a witch myself.

Dunno about some place like Hogwarts, though. We tend to have covens where a lot of transferring of energy and wisdom takes place.

Answer 10

Not to the extreme fantastic like at Hogwarts. My grandmother is a witch. A very good one at that. Yes, they exist, it's all about power of self and dedication to what you believe.