How to Cast a Magic Spell

Some people believe magic spells really work. If you are interested in dabbling in magic, realize that when you cast a spell, if you do it right, you’re invoking spirits from another realm. For the most part, casting a magic spell is communicating with the dead, which is forbidden by most religions. Magic is habit-forming, so you are likely to find it progressively more inviting—especially if it works for you.

Instructions

1. Decide why you want to cast a spell. If you are sure you do, then start with creating a belief system that supports benefiting from the occult. The main ingredient is your belief. If you don’t believe this will work, it won’t. If you do, it will—as long as you perform the spell correctly.

2. Determine the exact result you are looking for in your life. Make it very specific and very concrete, not general in any way. An example would be to attract a certain amount of money to come to you. Another example would be to make a business be successful, or a legal case turn in your favor. Attracting customers or a romantic interest can also be your goal. Write down your goal.

3. Locate a local occult shop or find one online. Sometimes they will be listed as herbal shops, especially in the Latin community. You can go there to buy books and supplies. Also there will usually be someone who can provide advice. Often you will be offered a reading, which is expensive and probably not very productive in terms of performing a spell, though you might be provided guidance on what spell to use.

4. Make the effort to acquire quality materials for whatever spell you decide to cast. Properly prepared materials are important, including treated candles that have been prepared under the appropriate planetary, solar and lunar conditions.

5. Prepare a special room in your house where you can leave candles burning all day, every day, which will neither endanger your home nor attract attention.

6. Once you choose the spell you will use from one of the books, pay close attention to every detail, whether reading a particular psalm, the order of each simple step, or the specific herb, oil or candle required. Follow the recipes and formulas exactly.