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Posted: Thu Feb 22, 2007 8:22 am
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Posted: Thu Apr 05, 2007 10:27 am
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Posted: Sat Apr 21, 2007 7:11 am
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Posted: Thu Apr 26, 2007 7:51 pm
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Posted: Fri Apr 27, 2007 11:02 pm
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Posted: Thu Aug 16, 2007 6:42 pm
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Posted: Thu Aug 16, 2007 6:55 pm
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Posted: Wed Aug 22, 2007 7:52 am
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Posted: Thu Sep 13, 2007 12:25 pm
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Witched I prefer to stay away from black magic, i'm a white witch because whatever you cast a bad spell it comes back to you times 3. So say if you cast a spell for you to stunt hair growth on your legs, it may not be that bad but really its personal gain so you may lose all your hair all over your body and so on. Just a word from the wise be carful what you witch for. It really doesn't come back times three... that's just a poem made up 50 years ago. >.>
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Mind control spell? You know those don't exist... or don't work. Fate never lets anyone have sway over your free will, She makes sure of that. The only time someone would be affected by something like that is if they let themselves believe it worked... a psychological trick. I thought I was cursed once... I had a fever and pain in my head because my "friend" told me he had cursed me. You know what? He hadn't done a thing, it was my mind letting those feelings/pains get worked up because I believed he had. I forget the word for when physical symptoms are created from the belief, but you know what I mean.
Choir-Angel Chieko A If u use magic in selfdefense and it hurts someone (wether u intended it too or not) is it still considered black magic? XD I made a thread on this...Personally, I think this is black magick to...It would be better just to negate the energy, instead of sending it back to the caster. Because, really, the karma is going to get them anyways. Why risk yourself having to deal with the karma from harming them also? It's better just to do protection spells on yourself/house/etc. Karma will deal with the black magick users. But self defense or not, it's still harming someone. Why would you practice a western European tradition such as Witchcraft, and poison it with an Eastern belief such as karma? Witchcraft has no concept of karma, we have Fate.
Besides, karma doesn't punish or reward people, it just determines who they will be in the next life and the quality of said life, when they are completely unaware of anything bad they did in this one. So effectively, if you believe in karma, by not punishing someone now and letting them learn from their mistake, you could be letting them carry on and end up with a crappy future life, when they would be an innocent person being punished for something they didn't do. I mean, would you like to be punished now for something you did in a past life (that you now, have no control over), all because you weren't taught your lesson back then? No? It's not fair is it? Didn't think so...
"You have to know how to harm in order to heal" comes drifting back in again... and I think this is an excellent example of how. Harm can be a healing process. A parent smacks a child to teach them right from wrong and prevent them from going down the wrong path when they grow up... we're just doing it on a different scale.
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Posted: Sat Sep 15, 2007 8:19 am
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Witchcraft is a world tradition, not just western European. I believe in karma because I choose to, in fact, in the Wiccan Rede it says: Mind the Threefold Law ye should, Three times bad and three times good. I'm a Wiccan, and I believe in this. When I say the karma will come back, I don't mean in another life, I mean, if you harm some one, it'll come back in your current life. There's no sense in a future life being ruined when you can't even remember why. Yes, I do believe in it punishing and rewarding people. There are many different beliefs. You follow yours, and I'll follow mine. But don't say what I believe makes no sense, because I could say the same about your beliefs. I won't though, because what one person believes works for them, and the other may believe in something completely different.
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Posted: Sun Sep 16, 2007 12:45 pm
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Posted: Tue Sep 25, 2007 6:14 pm
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Choir-Angel Witchcraft is a world tradition, not just western European. I believe in karma because I choose to, in fact, in the Wiccan Rede it says: Mind the Threefold Law ye should, Three times bad and three times good. I'm a Wiccan, and I believe in this. When I say the karma will come back, I don't mean in another life, I mean, if you harm some one, it'll come back in your current life. There's no sense in a future life being ruined when you can't even remember why. Yes, I do believe in it punishing and rewarding people. There are many different beliefs. You follow yours, and I'll follow mine. But don't say what I believe makes no sense, because I could say the same about your beliefs. I won't though, because what one person believes works for them, and the other may believe in something completely different.
I agree as well. I have a very strong sense of Karma, from personal experience. I deal strictly with helping others with my craft, because I have seen things happen to those who haven't. Terrible things that follow people for a long time. But the beauty of Wicca is that it's so flexible with beliefs. That's partially why I was drawn to it. My truth could be just as valuable as anyone else's, and thus, we shouldn't discredit the beliefs of others.
Blessed be~ heart
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Posted: Wed Sep 26, 2007 1:41 am
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