SPELLS AND HOW TO WRITE THEM
Spells are very much the same as a
prayer. You are asking for something you need or and answer
to a question. It is a way to ask the universe to provide to
with what you need or want, but they are mainly used for
help.
Anyone can do a spell, you do not need to
be wiccan, to be able to perform on, but you do need to be
careful as a spell can be dangerous, if done wrong, or
without explaining exact intentions. As a wiccan you need to
abide, by the rules. Always remember the Rule of Three,
which is also know as Karma, and always that your spell
should not harm any living thing, animal or human. As a rule
I hold for myself which I recommend for everyone to keep in
mind, and that is do not mess with free will, in other words
no love spells, as they are the most dangerous spell of all,
and the love from that person will not be pure.
Spells should also only be used as a last
resort, when you have tried every thing possible and nothing
works, then do a spell, but make sure that you are clear and
that you have the passion behind the spell or it will not
work.
When writing a spell there are a few tips
and things to remember:
1) Have you tried everything else
2) Be clear in what it is that you are asking
3) Remember the Rules to follow
4) Perform the spell in a place where you will not be
disturbed
5) Always cast a protective circle around you and you work
place
6) Tools that you would need, eg: candles, crystals, herbs.
7) Try to make the spell rhyme as this helps the flow of
energy
8) Which day of the week do I need to cast the spell
9) Which moon phase do I need to cast the spell
10) Which colours do you need that corresponds to the spell
All sorts of spells can be found in books
or on websites, but it is always best that you write you own
as this will attract more energy to the spell. They can be
as simple as just a little saying that is only a few lines
long or you can do one that requires a little more detail.
But writing your own will give you more control in what it
is that you are asking for, and to also work with what you
already have in the house.
