The 13 Goals of a Witch
I. Know yourself
II. Know your craft
III. Learn
IV. Apply knowledge with wisdom
V. Achieve balance
VI. Keep your words in good order
VII. Keep your thoughts in good order
VIII. Celebrate life
IX. Attune with the cycles of the Earth
X. Breathe and eat correctly
XI. Exercise the body
XII. Meditate
XIII. Honor the Goddess and God
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Re: 13 Goals of a witch
Never harmfully bend the will of others to please yourself or for unjustly 'evil' use. It will come back tenfold to you.
Re: 13 Goals of a witch
Originally Posted by SKADI
who would do such a thing lol
Not me...I am a white witch...
:giggle
Re: 13 Goals of a witch
Me too, the only thing stopping me from being a wicked one is having it all come back threefold lol, so for now i am a nice White Witch hehehe
Re: 13 Goals of a witch
So, I take it that neither of you (being white witches) resemble the one below
but rather resemble this one
Good! I never cared much for the green complexion!
But, a quick question. What if the bending of the other person's will is not "harmful", "to please yourself," or "unjust"? In other words is there ever a time when a white witch may bend someone else's will...or is it strictly not allowed what so ever to them.
And presumably the non-white witches do "bend" other people's will for nefarious purposes (that, or attempt to, or think they are able to)
Turman found a copy of The Graduate, and thought highly enough of the story that he made a movie he considered to be 90-percent faithful to the book.
But Turman and director Mike Nichols made one key adaptation, changing the Braddocks from WASP-y blonde characters into a dark-haired, more ethnic-looking family.
From NPR's Present at the Creation
http://www.npr.org/programs/morning/features/patc/graduate/
http://www.norcalmovies.com/TheGraduate/tg11.jpg
Re: 13 Goals of a witch
I really don't think the 3-fold, 10-fold, or whatever-fold rules actually apply in the practice of magick.
In my best estimation and from experience magick is a tool like anything else and can be used for good or bad ends. No matter what method you use to benefit yourself there will always be someone who is denied because of that method. Take getting a job for instance, you may get a job but your getting that job denies someone else from getting it.
I wonder how many witches here beleive in the "survival of the fittest" mentality. Equality is a lie.
Nicholas
Re: 13 Goals of a witch
It does for me, and like i have explained a million other times " I AM A WHITE RACIALIST" therefore Magickally i am one too like my foremothers, so equality isn't an issue since non whites aren't an issue, my use of magick is used for protecting us or helping us attain a goal, its not for abrakedabra i want lots of money and i love non whites
Re: 13 Goals of a witch
Being a White Witch resembles exactly what my avatar isSo, I take it that neither of you (being white witches) resemble the one below
but rather resemble this one
Good! I never cared much for the green complexion!
But, a quick question. What if the bending of the other person's will is not "harmful", "to please yourself," or "unjust"? In other words is there ever a time when a white witch may bend someone else's will...or is it strictly not allowed what so ever to them.
And presumably the non-white witches do "bend" other people's will for nefarious purposes (that, or attempt to, or think they are able to)
Re: 13 Goals of a witch
I thought that was you in the avatar! Nice pic BTW.Being a White Witch resembles exactly what my avatar is
Turman found a copy of The Graduate, and thought highly enough of the story that he made a movie he considered to be 90-percent faithful to the book.
But Turman and director Mike Nichols made one key adaptation, changing the Braddocks from WASP-y blonde characters into a dark-haired, more ethnic-looking family.
From NPR's Present at the Creation
http://www.npr.org/programs/morning/features/patc/graduate/
http://www.norcalmovies.com/TheGraduate/tg11.jpg
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