I ask of those who follow the contemporary crafts if they see the color in their workings?

Question

Through my training and experience I have come to know there is no "Black" Magick. White is all colors and Black is the absence of color. All Magick contains colors and a working's strength can be seen by those that can see the colors, their strength, combining and saturation. To be black, a spell would have no effect and no color.

Except for myself I've read of this from no others on this forum.

Answer 1

When I work with magick I try to incorporate color into it by using certain color of candles or stones and the like ... though I don't think that is truly what you are asking ...

My magick tends to be gold/yellow in hue. I get a warmth in my entremities and the space i am working in tends to feel and appear to have a haze of gold or yellow. I don't know exactly what it means other than the energy is working.

Answer 2

I've never really noticed that when I am working, usually I notice that I get hot as I'm raising energy, and that I feel alot more energy moving through me, and especially my hands, if I am doing it right, but it would seem reasonable to me that if someone is skilled at seeing auras, they would also be skilled at seeing such things while they are working. But I will visualize certain colors, and use certain colors to incorporate in to the working....

Answer 3

that is a very interesting concept. i have never really paid attention before to notice. when i do my next spell i will see if there is an aura around the subject and wait and see if the spell works or not or what the intensity of the working will be. you have brought up an interesting theory and i think it is worth look into to
thank you.

Answer 4

Magic, in my own experience, has no color. It is not white. It is not black.

Answer 5

I'm with you on this Terry.