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    Learning how to make spells

    Hi Friends,I am looking for any tips and books or guides to practice spells?How to practice spells?

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    How to do a love spell?

    This is kind of weird, but most people really wanna how to make a love spell?.Anyone here can share the first thing should i do to do the spell?

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      #3
      Magic and Curse

      What is the Magic and curse protection for humans?

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        Kinds of ceremonies

        What Kinds of ceremonies to be practice when making a Magic or spells?

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          Re: Kinds of ceremonies

          Wizard! Please condense all these threads into one, you're spamming the forums.
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          In Days of yore,
          From Britain's shore
          Wolfe the dauntless hero came
          And planted firm Britannia's flag
          On Canada's fair domain.
          Here may it wave,
          Our boast, our pride
          And joined in love together,
          The thistle, shamrock, rose entwined,
          The Maple Leaf Forever.

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            Re: Learning how to make spells

            The best book on how magic works, IMHO, is The Kybalion by Three Initiates. Each chapter explains the different philosophies and principals of magic in a straightforward and easy to understand way. It's not a very thick book, but is worth having around. If you want an actual spellbook, they are countless in number. Of the the biggest and best is The Element Encyclopedia of 5000 Spells by Judika Illes. This book contains some explanations of various forms of spellwork and the theories behind them, but the bulk of this very thick book consists of spells - some very simple, some more complex - categorized by content.

            As for tips, the best I can give you is to practice meditation, visualization, grounding and centering, and energy manipulation often.
            Children love and want to be loved and they very much prefer the joy of accomplishment to the triumph of hateful failure. Do not mistake a child for his symptom.
            -Erik Erikson

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              Re: Magic and Curse

              There are quite a few protective measures available. Purifying with salt water and incense, barriers (circles) of sea salt, iron objects, and amulets are among the many possible protections.
              Children love and want to be loved and they very much prefer the joy of accomplishment to the triumph of hateful failure. Do not mistake a child for his symptom.
              -Erik Erikson

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                Re: Learning how to make spells

                Threads merged.

                Wizards, please try searching the forums before you create a number of threads to ask questions.

                Love Spells: http://www.paganforum.com/showthread.php?26-Love-Spells

                Questions are encouraged, but only AFTER you do your own research.

                Thank you.


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                  Re: Learning how to make spells

                  Originally posted by Clive View Post
                  The Kybalion by Three Initiates.

                  This i did not know about thanks clive ive added it to my reading list.

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                    Re: Kinds of ceremonies

                    Hello Doc.Sorry About that but i dont know to make this tread into one.I am trying to find related topic to post my questions.
                    im sorry i dont have any idea.Do you any idea?Pretty much appreciated thanks.

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                      Re: Learning how to make spells

                      Thanks alot.I will.

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                        Re: Learning how to make spells

                        This is a slightly different method of spell work: http://thewolfenhowlepress.com/Magic_On_The_Breath.html

                        If you click on the cover you can read the first chapter for free. It should give you a few ideas to be getting on with!
                        www.thewolfenhowlepress.com


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                          Re: Learning how to make spells

                          When I started I did bottle spells. Decide what you want then research it. Color, herbs, runes,whatever you can find on it. Figure out what your going to put into the jar. Write a chant and burn a candle. Focus will and intent into the jar and the items going in. You can also find jar spells online. It's a great way to start and research.

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                            Re: Learning how to make spells

                            I prefer a mix of Latin chanting, music, and runes for my spell work, personally. Nothing else works as well for me.
                            Overt optimism and overt cynicism are both equally horrendous to my senses. Having a perfectly balanced view of the world only slightly less so. By goddess have an opinion, but kindly avoid blaring it like a wide-eyed idealist or a suicidal Goth.

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