why not buy them from luckymojo.com instead

they’re cheaper and the real deal too

as far as paying someone else to do this stuff

s’ok i guess but you wouldn’t learn anything from it

its not like things are particularly dangerous at this level so why not

hoodoo works via spirits but you don’t find out why and how until you do it yourself and that can also be very fun and fanny too

So if you don’t trust someone enough to commit a crime with them, don’t place your karma in their hands.

I can agree with that.

In a way, this could be a way to get the customer to access their own innate magic(k)al abilities.

But with a weaselly “Not My Fault” escape clause.

As far as “karmic consequences” or whatever that is between the client and whatever god they believe in.

So if you don’t trust someone enough to commit a crime with them, don’t place your karma in their hands. ^_^

How is a computer program going to “cast a spell”?

isn’t the purchaser really the magician who has the ACTUAL beginning force, money.

What I’ve been told is that the magician is hjust a facilitator who is learned in certain techniques, knows who to bargain with and who to manipulate. As far as “karmic consequences” or whatever that is between the client and whatever god they believe in.

I think that by spending the money, and by believing that the spell will work, the person paying for the service will end up getting the results they desire (in this case, the act of paying for the spell becomes a spell in itself). In a way, this could be a way to get the customer to access their own innate magic(k)al abilities.

I did buy a spell kit once, and it worked fine for me, but then I do not see the deifference between buying the components all together in a kit, and looking for each component separratelly.

isn’t the purchaser really the magician who has the ACTUAL beginning force, money.
these philosophic ideas don’t seem to coincide with your traditional quid pro quo transactions.

i guess it seems, that if you’re of any higher level of thinking/believing

i.e. capable of asking all the questions asked on here

than chances are the most successful magick(in your life) would need to be worked by you.

i have had someone else cast a spell for me, it went like this: “honey, i’m sick. call the doctor, i need antibiotics.” she activated several sigils in the correct sequence and the doctor’s attendant aggreed to hear my plea. at his temple i was examined and received the appropriate dispensation.

regarding trust, my auto mechanic is an active part of the community. he rips me off as much as he can get away with. the degree that his mechanical knowledge surpasses my own is preceisely the amount of power he has to take advantage of me. it would be “better” for me to fix my car myself, i would reagin my power. but as they say: who has the time?

some people have the skills and training and inclination to do this stuff

that’s why we have communities. i can’t do everything myself. or in another sense everyone is a sorcerer, just directing their energy towards different things, like flower arranging and golf. i see no real harm in this.

hey wait a minute, i don’t need a car except to facillitate my enslavement to the system. maybe my “spiritual vehicle” is similarly disempowering, whether i cast my own spells or not. this might not be the best place to suggest this, but perhaps magic of any kind is just another “matrix” (not being materialistic or nihilistic, just a little antagonistic).

could you program a robot to perform religious rituals and cast spells on your behalf? What if you had an army of robots doing it?

they’ve got these already. they’re called congregations. oh, and patriots.

Who offers to break up a couple for you?

i might. is she hot?

In terms of why would you get somebody else to do this stuff for you, I guess I’d counter with another question: why would you get somebody else to build a car for you, or a television set? Cause some people have the skills and training and inclination to do this stuff