Question:
Question for people who practice magic only!?
2009-07-10 07:55:22 UTC
One thing I have always believed in is magic. It is in my heart and soul, I feel it and believe in it. I would never use it in an evil way. But I have not had much practice with it. I was wondering if any of you know any good books about magic? Any type of spells, as long as it does not involved any sacrificing and nothing that harms. No negative answers, thank you! ;)
Six answers:
Wicked Warrior
2009-07-10 08:15:02 UTC
I have a dream spell that is easy to use and works well. The main focus of your energy is put in the physical motions of it so it is one that I recommend for beginners.



You will need to hit up your local grocery store:

Celestial Seasonings Sleepy Time Tea

Honey (if you take it in your tea, for this particular tea it is much better than sugar)

Milk (if you take it in your tea)



About 30 minutes before bed boil the water, add teabag. With a spoon, stir clockwise call any deity you wish to help you in this endeavor, and chant 'magic dream tea come alive, mingled energies now thrive, show me what I need to see, as I will not make it be.' Say and stir till you feel that it is done, focus only on the action at hand, not what happened earlier that day. Be sure to seal your spell that is doesn't cause any harm to you (nightmares, unclear dreams, etc) Add honey and milk as you like, drink it peacefully without speaking any further words.



Until you go to bed, no TV, radio, food, other drink, limit conversations as much as possible and try to stay under low lighting.



Write down your dream when you wake.



This is very easy, very basic and is almost out of the realm of being a spell. What it does do is train your mind to focus on a magical working and this skill will be indispensable to you in the future.



Dance to the rhythm of Fire
harpertara
2009-07-10 15:10:14 UTC
The best spells are not found in books. They are written by you, and intent for what you wish to accomplish is the most important. Books by the Wiccan writer Scott Cunningham do include several different types of rituals/spells you can try. One of the best for beginners is Candle Magic.
Jewel
2009-07-10 15:17:51 UTC
Kerr Cuhulain's "Magickal Self Defense" and "Full Contact Magick" are marvelous. He has a very practical, ethical approach to magic, and makes it plain that it is something that comes from within, not something powered by props such as herbs, candles, or incantations. Those can be useful but they are definitely not necessary.



His biggest draw for me, as I said, is his practical and extremely ethical approach. He explores many of the moral areas magic users often find themselves facing, and shows you how to find your own answers. Religiously, he is Wiccan, but his magic teachings can be used by anyone willing to be responsible about their choices.
David
2009-07-10 15:08:53 UTC
Magic is to dream a future you desire, and believe it is already so.
2009-07-10 14:59:27 UTC
I'm curious if it's ever worked for you and how?
?
2009-07-10 15:00:51 UTC
I still wave around pencils and scream Expelliarmus and Avada Kedevra.

Does that count?


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