who believes in witchcraft cause its reall and it is nothing to be triffled with.i would know.?

Question

and if u dont dont be rude about my questipn cause then ur just and id

Answer 1

Sorry, you need "Spell Check" not mystics.

(And yes, there are witches. Just none who meet the stereotype people have of them.)

Answer 2

Yes, there are witch's that practice witchcraft. But it is VERY misunderstood.

Witchcraft today may be seen as the sum total of all a Witch's practices, including but not limited to: spell casting, divination ("fortune telling"), meditation, herbalism, ritual and ritual drama, singing and dancing to raise energy, healing, clairvoyance and other psychism, creative mythology, and more.

Today, a Witch is a woman or man who practices a life-affirming, Earth- and nature-oriented religion, honoring Divinity in female as well as (or instead of) male aspects, and practicing Magic (which some Witches spell "magick," to distinguish it from stage illusions). There are many different traditions of Witches, encompassing many beliefs in addition to these. Some traditions are practiced by women only, and recognize only the Divine Feminine, the Goddess. Others include men and recognize a male god in addition to the Goddess. Some traditions may date back to before the Spanish Inquisition, others have been in existence for only a few years. The strength of the Witches' religion (also called "the Craft" or "Wicca") lies in its diversity; it is a living, growing religious tradition.

As a religion, the Craft is a revival and/or reconstruction of the pre-Christian religions of Europe, especially Northern Europe (giving us Celtic or Norse traditions), sometimes elsewhere (giving us Greco-Roman, Egyptian, or Levantine traditions). Many of us have turned for inspiration to the still-living indigenous traditions of other lands, such as Australia, Asia, India, and the Americas. Some of us , recognizing that we are American Witches, work with deities and land-spirits of local Amerindian tribes, though we do not claim to be members of any Amerindian tradition. As Margot Adler, a Witchcraft authority, has written, "The real tradition of the Craft is creativity."

Answer 3

I really like it when a person gets some really intelligent, well thought out answers. But you will always have a few who are truly ignorant but try to come across as knowing it all.
Yes, I believe in witchcraft, I have been practicing it for over 40 years. Other than that I am wondering just what your question is?
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Answer 4

I have been a practicing witch and psychic for over 8 years and i know very well what magick is capable of and it is no laughing matter is is more powerful and relevant then most people believe and i have accomplished any things with my abilities and yes i have them through my practices.

Blessed Be.

Answer 5

The answer to your question depends on several variables. A yes or no response without clarification statements would not be sufficient.


Witchcraft is commonly defined as the use of supposed magical powers to influence people and events. In this sense, it is known as sorcery and has been part of the folklore of many societies for centuries. Since the mid-1900's,

[ According to the above definition, then the answer to your question is a NO. ]


Witchcraft has also come to refer to a set of beliefs and practices that some people consider a religion. Its followers sometimes call it Wicca, the Craft, the Wise craft, or the Old Religion.


[ According to the above definition, then the answer to your question is a YES. ]


Belief in witchcraft as sorcery exists around the world and varies from culture to culture. Historically, people have associated witchcraft with evil and usually have regarded a witch as someone who uses magic to harm others, by causing accidents, illnesses, bad luck, and even death.

However, some societies believe that witches also use magic for good, performing such actions as casting spells for love, health, and wealth. People around the world continue to practice witchcraft as sorcery, claiming to use magic for good or harm.

Unlike those who practice witchcraft as sorcery, the followers of Wicca believe in practicing magic only for beneficial purposes, not to harm. They worship a deity with male and female aspects, but they emphasize the female, or Goddess, side of the deity.

Answer 6

I myself am a witch and it really centers around the use of energy, not magical powers. Science itself proves it because energy does not die it will keep going until something acts on it no matter what that something is. People really need to do some research before they run their mouths its very insulting.

Answer 7

How could there be no such thing as witchcraft, even our church state has acknowleged our witch breathern into our constitution.

Answer 8

I do believe because I practice

Answer 9

<----- Please see name. *<]:) Yes it exists.

For the record, Witchcraft and Wicca are two different things and just because a Witch isn't Wiccan, it doesn't mean she is evil or works with black magick.

Answer 10

i believe in it i have been practicing it since i was really little.. and it works for me some times.. just depends on what you are doing.