Witchcraft???seriously being asked?

Question

Is something bad going to happen if i tried it. Though it is not for someone and not really bad. If for example i try to do some spell, but its not bad..will it work?will something bad happen to me soon?or someone close to be will get involved or be harmed???......for those who knew things about this very well please try to IM me....But its not just the IM I am also looking for answers.

Answer 1

First of all you must ignore Zoom Zoom, he concentrates only on the negative. I am what I consider to be a successful witch. I am not rich, I do not have the need to be rich, wealth and fame do not equate to happiness. I am happy & contented and living my life contentedly as I wish! I answer to no one but myself and expect nothing from anyone except myself.
As far as your spell working, it might. If it has no bad intent or and does not involve anothers free will then I don't forsee anything bad happening to you. The worst might be that it does not work as you hoped it would
The others are right, to do a spell properly and get results takes years of practice, it generally does not happen over night UNLESS you are a natural born witch, but if you were, you would know it.
Contact me if I can be of further assistance!
BB
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Answer 2

No, depending on you intent, your not going to suffer dire consequences for trying something. Then again Witchcraft is not a game. It's not something you can just try to throw words together, or read from a book and presto the spell has come to be. Study about WIcca/Witchcraft first, then decide if it is something you want to invest your life and energy into. I say life because it is a lot of reading, thinking, and learning. It's not evil, just because you do a spell it doesn't mean harm will befall you or a loved one but, you need the right reasons behind the spell. You can't try to mess with another's free will. There's more to it but, hopefully you'll do the studying that it requires.
)o( Blessed Be!

Answer 3

Yes, something bad could happen. Just like if you tried to bake a cake without knowing what you were really doing, you could start a small house fire.

True witchcraft takes years of practice. Trying just one spell just for fun will either result in something bad or a huge disappointment and nothing happens at all...right way, it could come back later.

If you are really sincere about practicing witchcraft, then be prepared to put in a lot of hard work and spend years learning the craft. It's not something to be taken lightly.

Answer 4

OK, first, read about the lives of famous occultists:

http://usminc.org/famous.html

Then decide if it's worth persuing. If you want to wind up broke and forgotten, go for it!

If there is any truth to the old saying "Those who can, do. Those who can't, teach.", that truth is found in the occult, and Wicca in particular. Silver Ravenwolf has written close to a dozen books on the subject of "The Craft", and claims she has been studying it since about 1969, which is almost as long as I’ve been alive. She has written a book on how to cast money spells, and includes a chapter on how to do so in her Teen Witch book. But the thing is, she doesn't particularly sound all that prosperous herself. Ravenwolf writes,

"For years I couldn't afford to go to a hair stylist (still can't, it's shop and chop for me). I got pretty good at stying my own hair from looking at magazine pictures" [SOURCE: Teen Witch, Llewellyn Publications, 2003 edition, page 145]

OK, she so rich she can't go to the hairdresser. Hey, get me a copy of that Prosperity Spell book!

Silver Ravenwolf seems to have inadvertently discovered that witchcraft makes things worse, but won't ever admit it as such.

In Teen Witch she says,

"A lot of people tell me how bad their lives have gotten after casting a spell and tell me they won't do Witchcraft anymore. I tell them their lives would have been much worse for not having cast the spell".

Gee Silver, you would think a lot of people would be saying things like "Hey, Silver Ravenwolf, my life has improved tremendously with the power of witchcraft!" if it is as great as they claim. Instead it makes lives much worse, and even Silver Ravenwolf admits she hears this a lot!!!

Why? Because sometimes, things are just as you think they are. Most people would tell you the occult will bring misery into your life, and most people would be right. When you stop trying to rationalize it with inaccurate data and just use common sense you will realize this. There are two forces at work in this universe: the counterfeit and the genuine. Wicca’s source of power is not the genuine. There’s just simply no way Wicca (and thus the copycat Neopagan religions) can be created from the black magic writings of Aleister Crowley, “The Great Beast 666" (where much of Wicca is plagarized from), the bizarre sexual practices of Gardner, the spiritual “guidance” of the Watchers (fallen angels) mentioned by writers like Grimassi and Huson, and still be a source of good!

None of the people who have answered your question can make it work either, Don't delude yourself. It's an incredible waste of time and money, and it's spiritual poison.

Answer 5

I agree that witchcraft is something you don't want to fool around with, if you don't know what you're doing. If you're really interested in the Wiccan path, you should try to find a group in your local area. More experienced folk in a local group can give you the advice and guidance you need. Check out Witchvox. com They have listings for just about any area of the world.

Answer 6

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Answer 7

Hi, I am a pracitioner and I think its very smart of you to ask such a question.

Magick can be a very dangerous thing if messed up. The mind has be mentally prepared and stuff because your thoughts can manifest themselves based on there own energies sometime. So yes be careful.

But no it is not a seriously bad thing. There are safer rituals you can do. If its not ceremonial magick you should be fine. Things that full under ceremonial magick are things like moon magick. planetary, black magick. So just be careufl with those.

blessed be,
-Angel

Answer 8

I would advise against spell work unless you know what you are doing. There is a discipline behind it and your intent does play a large role.

I do not use IM but there are many Wiccans, and other spell-workers on R&S who may.

Remember when you do a spell that if it violates another person's free will, it can be harmful even if you do not mean for it to be. THAT is why ethical training plays a role in determining if you are ready for being a spell-worker

Answer 9

spellwork and prayer pretty much amount to the same thing, just different circumstances. Both are ritualised, both are asking for help from outside powers, and neither will happen if no real-world effort isn't also applied.

Prayer and spellwork are like psyching yourself up to do something if you are asking for aid. If it is as a form of rememberance for a being, then the only difference is scale. Prayer is smaller, and "quieter" while spellwork involves a larger space and is much more obvious.

Both can be spiritualy satisfying and neither should be used for trivialities.

Answer 10

No