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SACRED TEXT Witchcraft, Magic Spells You will receive the witchcraft CD free with Charmed Book of Shadows.
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All the books are excellent for those who would like acquire Skills for Magick or would like to start out the Craft or Neo-paganism, but it's highly recommended who already practicing the craft to read sacred text of Necronomicon Spell-book.
INTRODUCTION TO WITCHCRAFT
The Secret of Spells
The secrets of spells are the most powerful because they involve the use of magical means to work you will on the universe. When you learn magic, you gain not only great power but great responsibility. Most practitioners of "white magic" believe that it is unethical to impose your will upon a specific person, except for the purpose of healing. If the reason for this is unclear to you, imagine how you would feel if you found out that your actions were being influenced by the magical workings of another. However, magical workings that are not aimed at a specific person are considered acceptable. For example, instead of working magic that would directly harm a co-worker who is making your life at work miserable, you could do a spell to get yourself transferred or promoted away from him/her, or a spell to find a him/her a new job that moves him away from you or a spell that encases you in a globe of protection that no petty machinations can pierce.
Of course, no one can make a decision like this for you. Your own ethics and conscience must be your guide. Remember, though, the magical principle of karma: what you do returns thrice to you. Introduction to Witchcraft, Neo-Paganism
The Wiccan way to spell magic is magick Like Christianity and other faiths, Wicca is a religion that is divided into sects. The sects within Christianity range from vastly differing broad groupings i.e.: Jewish, Catholic, Protestant to the individual or small sects such as Baptist, American Baptist Pentecostal, and so on. The Wicca is equally as diverse. A tradition usually includes family and personal beliefs, passed down through the years, or the beliefs and values of a group of people. Most Wiccan traditions fall into one of three categories, although borrowing between trads is fairly typical. These categories are Gardnerian based, Dianic based and the many Fam-Trads, which are based on the practices of families which may go back hundreds of years. Gardnerian traditions and those traditions which have sprung out of Gardnerian traditions are based on the books of and practices detailed by Gerald Gardner, but the term "Gardnerian Tradition" also applies to many Fam-Trads which pre-date Gardner and seem similar to those
practices described by him. Most modern "Gardnerians" actually practice an eclectic amalgam of inflexible early twentieth-century Wiccan beliefs from Europe, incorporating various Fam-Trads in their quest for the "Original" Wicca. The oldest proof of a pre-Gardnerian traditions. Fam-Trads range from the well known to the obscure. Some are strict, like the Marchand trad which has an epic poem that details both the history of the family and the rules of Ritual in explicit detail. Some, like the Tomas Family Tradition, have no written rules and consist of the teachings of one person's lifetime. Some trads claim lineages thousands of years old and some are being created right now, but the beauty of Wicca is that neither is more legitimate. For this reason, size, which can mean the difference between "a cult" and "a real church" in Christianity, doesn't matter in Wicca. Some traditions consist of only one or two individuals, and the largest have thousands. In Wicca, it is the shared beliefs, not their age or the number of believers, that make a tradition.
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