Fake Witches? Options

a blog that ive been reading said that those who claims to be a witch but just read witchcraft books are fake.. he said that real witches are witches who has spirit mentors etc. and people who just learn witchcraft through books etc are nothing but fake witches. what do you think of this accusation?

by the way, this is the blog

http://filipinosorcery.blogspot.com/

This post has been edited by Edunpanna: Jun 3 2007, 10:34 PM

Seems to me that boiling my own urine with rusty nails would be the equivalent of giving MYSELF a nasty urinary tract infection.

In my opinion, for the person I wanted to experience that particular pain, it would require THEIR urine being boiled with nails (and broken glass). Of course, obtaining someone else's urine without raising questions is the tricky part. My belief is the more difficult it is to obtain the "ingredients," the better or more effective the final spellwork.

Just placing an upsidedown broom by the door to ward off witches? Nah...not unless you whack 'em with it.

Seems to me that boiling my own urine with rusty nails would be the equivalent of giving MYSELF a nasty urinary tract infection.

In my opinion, for the person I wanted to experience that particular pain, it would require THEIR urine being boiled with nails (and broken glass). Of course, obtaining someone else's urine without raising questions is the tricky part. My belief is the more difficult it is to obtain the "ingredients," the better or more effective the final spellwork.

Just placing an upsidedown broom by the door to ward off witches? Nah...not unless you whack 'em with it.

so was he tryin to make us curse ourselves?

so was he tryin to make us curse ourselves?

I do not think it is intentional.

In my opinion, I think this person is inexperienced and copied this spell down without thinking much about how it works or even having actually worked the spell or having done much spellwork himself/herself. Maybe a little, but not much.

For instance, the blogger writes that

1) "...if you suspect you are being bewitched..."---then proceeds to tell you to do a spell. In my opinion, if you suspect you are being bewitched, you should perform some type of divination to determine what is going on. People should not just "guess" they are being worked, and just "guess" who is doing it. Spellwork can be harmful, debilitating and/or deadly and not something to just go zapping here and there and everywhere--that's so, well, kindergarten.

2) "...gather your own urine...rusty nails...boil...etc.,"--blogger does not mention anything about visualization, chants, directing energy, naming the person the spell is directed towards/returned to, or anything. Just boiling urine soup does nothing by itself.

3) "...caster will definitely take off the curse he placed upon you."--oh poppycock! An experienced witch/sorcerer, etc., would have taken care of that when they cast the original spell--made sure that the spell could not be reversed or any curse returned. The blogger will find out that the boiling urine soup curse/hex will just bounce right back to him/her and not reach the protected curse-originator at all.