How do i become a warlock?

Question

is black magic real and how can i do it

Answer 1

Warlocks have dealings with the devil. Join the Church of Satan.

It's an utterly rediculous religion, but a religion none the less.

Remember that those who follow Satan will burn in Hell. God does not like those who reject Him and Lucifer will sacrifice his followers for his own selfish reasons.

Answer 2

First of warlock is a derogatory term coined by Christians it means oath breaker. It is used to describe a male that has broken his Christian oath and become a witch. The term witch is actually gender neutral and applies to both men and women.

Secondly anyone into the magickal arts who knows anything about magick know that there is no such thing a black or white magick. Magick is just magick, black and white magic is are false terms probably created by Christians who wanted to dabble into magick but needed to justify it to their consciences. Black being evil and white being good, but this is a falsehood. A thing which cannot act upon its own accord, nor think for itself cannot be good or evil. Magick is just such a thing and therefor cannot be good or evil it just is. A person who uses magick can use it for evil purposes but the magick it self cannot be evil.

Answer 3

Warlock means oath breaker. So if you want to become a Warlock... well break oaths, betray friends...

Black Magic is not real. Magic does not have color. Any serious practitioner can tell you that.

Answer 4

To be a warlock in the genuine experience, and not in the Hollywood fake effect of 'warlock' translating to 'male witch' you in actuality ought to enter a coven and study their secret and then 'out' them to others, thereby inflicting harm to the persons you may have been sworn to uphold and befriend. At that element the coven could forged you out and phone you 'warlock'. a manner or the different, i do no longer think of it is what you're relatively searching for. carry out a little extra learn and leave your pre-conceived notions of magick in the back of. you will be able to easily make a pagan some day.

Answer 5

There's no such thing as a warlock, bud. Anyone calling himself a warlock or telling you there is such a thing is a liar and perhaps likely to try and take advantage of you.

As far as magic(k) goes, magic is magic like electricity is electricity. It is neutral and intent is what makes it good or, as you say, "black".

Take my advice, don't do black magic. The only people who monkey with black magic are maladjusted weirdos who have no self-image and want to make themselves seem all tough and scary, when they're actually sad and pathetic losers who try and obtain power by mistreating animals and weaker people. I don't think you're one of these, are you? If you want to do magic, make the effort and do decent magic. It works, believe me.

Answer 6

Old English wÆrloga, oath-breaker--One who abuses the power entrusted to him or her, |acting to harm those who had given the trust; an oathbreaker or traitor.

This has nothing to do with Magick of any kind.

Also, there is no "Black" Magick. White is all colors and Black is the absence of color. All Magick contains colors and its strength can be seen by those that can see. To be black, a spell could have no effect and no color.

The label black magic is a child of the Christians and has nothing to do with the Magick of those who follow the crafts.

Answer 7

to become a warlock, try making an oath of secrecy and then turning in the rest of your coven to save your life. Everyone dies in the end, but you became that warlock.

Answer 8

warlock means "oath breaker" and was used in the medieval times to describe a satanist because he had broken his oath to uphold the church. By the way, black magic is real but it always turns against the user.

Answer 9

Any magick done for the wrong reason is considered black magick. Doing this will only cause negativity to come into your life. Try using magick to make things better. Black magick isn’t even worth it.

Answer 10

You don't ... no such thing as a warlock nowadays.
Witch is the correct term.