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Awesomely!
As I keep stating, I have no problem with civil debate. You want to argue? Fine. We'll argue all day. But when you act like an ass, that's not arguing. I had an awesome debate with a Christian poster last night. It was thoughtful and civil.
It's not that hard people.
Quoting: Green Witch What is your personal justification when you cast a spell or curse on someone? Or teach someone to cast spells like you state earlier in your thread? Do you think that’s o.k? Or do you think you should be held accountable? As I said in that post you referenced, I take all spellcraft very seriously. It's not something to be taken lightly. 99% of the spellwork I do is for myself. In fact I very rarely cast spells anymore. Simply because I have no need to. In the totality of the Craft, spellwork is such a tiny, tiny part of it. Hexing and Crossing. First you have to understand that there is no white or black magick. It's all about intent. You can take any spell and use it for good or bad. I have done spells in the past to bind. Magick done with harmful intent opens you up to all kinds of things you'd rather not deal with. I think it’s not about white or black, it’s about the intent of controlling. Even a love spell is black magic because you’re trying to influence someone to do your will. An attempt to control others or get what you want. It’s cheating. What is your personal justification to do magic when you do it and should witches in your opinion be held accountable? That's a tough question and one I get asked alot. Almost all spells fall within the gray area, being a bit black and a bit white. Every spell you do, you do to influence the environment. Your spellwork creates an imbalance that nature, by definition must move to counter, and (in theory) correct the balance by altering reality to your will. From that perspective, all magick can be seen as black because you are seeking to control nature. Bet you never heard that one huh? Should witches be held accountable. I believe yes if you can prove a direct correlation between the spell and the outcome. Say, if you cast a crossing spell and that person dies. Try proving it though. My personal justification for spellwork is to better myself. To evolve and grow. To that end, I practice magick for knowledge, good health etc
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