White magic is magic that is performed for beneficial purposes and it does not intend to cause harm to anybody. Where black magic is full of curses aimed to hurt another, white magic is spell casting for performance of certain actions that are essentially compassionate in nature. Magic that is used to perform evil acts, or that which draws on malevolent powers is known as black magic.
White magic is generally used for benevolent purposes like healing a sick person, to bring rain, to stop a thunderstorm or to find love. White magic is practiced by people who call themselves priestesses, wizards or witch doctors.
White magic focuses on performing rituals and rites, and on using charms, spells, amulets, talismans and oils to get a desire fulfilled.
A typical rite of white magic has four steps. First, the magician- the priestess or the wizard- places himself in the presence of a particular God or Goddess. He then chants the spells as they are written in a book of shadows. After that, the rite is performed wherein the magician performs some actions symbolizing the desired outcome of the ritual.
Typical actions are sprinkling water in order to get rain or placing one's hands on the sick person or any other action related to the expected result. When the magician completes the rite, the person who desires the object is given a talisman, an amulet, potions or candles. The assurance that they are charged with magic and that their desires will come true is given along with the charms, potions and the like.
To acquire the desired result or object, white magic has to be performed with good intentions, a pure heart and a clear mind. The herbs and potions used must also be made to perfection. Spells and charms must be chanted in a precise manner for them to work. This is a safety net for the magicians because if the result is not achieved, one of these factors can be blamed for the failure. If however, the desire is achieved, there is no means of proving whether it was a coincidence or the effect of magic.
Credit By Marcus Peterson
White magic is generally used for benevolent purposes like healing a sick person, to bring rain, to stop a thunderstorm or to find love. White magic is practiced by people who call themselves priestesses, wizards or witch doctors.
White magic focuses on performing rituals and rites, and on using charms, spells, amulets, talismans and oils to get a desire fulfilled.
A typical rite of white magic has four steps. First, the magician- the priestess or the wizard- places himself in the presence of a particular God or Goddess. He then chants the spells as they are written in a book of shadows. After that, the rite is performed wherein the magician performs some actions symbolizing the desired outcome of the ritual.
Typical actions are sprinkling water in order to get rain or placing one's hands on the sick person or any other action related to the expected result. When the magician completes the rite, the person who desires the object is given a talisman, an amulet, potions or candles. The assurance that they are charged with magic and that their desires will come true is given along with the charms, potions and the like.
To acquire the desired result or object, white magic has to be performed with good intentions, a pure heart and a clear mind. The herbs and potions used must also be made to perfection. Spells and charms must be chanted in a precise manner for them to work. This is a safety net for the magicians because if the result is not achieved, one of these factors can be blamed for the failure. If however, the desire is achieved, there is no means of proving whether it was a coincidence or the effect of magic.
Credit By Marcus Peterson
No comments:
Post a Comment