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Sabtu, 07 Juli 2012

Finding a Real Spell




So you are learning Magick and you want to find real spells, but what is a spellall Can anyone cast a spell? Is it like Harry Potter where I just say a few funny words, wave my wand around and "poof" what I want appears? Of course not. But there are spells out there that really work.





We need to define, what is a spell? Dictionary.com defines a spell as "a word, phrase, or form of words supposed to have magic power; charm; incantation: The wizard cast a spell; a state or period of enchantment: She was under a spell; any dominating or irresistible influence; fascination: the spell of fine music." So a spell is words (and actions) used to focus energy to influence a desired result.





We need to understand, what is the difference between white Magick and black Magick? White Magick spells use positive energy while Black Magick spells use negative energy to accomplish the result. It is the intent of the caster that determines if the energy gathered is white or black. If you are attempting to control the free will of someone else, then black Magick is your intent. It is important to remember the Wiccan Threefold Law: Whatever is cast, returns to the caster threefold.





We need to determine, what type of spell will give us the results we desire? There are many types of spells including love, protection, money, success, health, confidence, focus, or revenge.





We need to research, where do we look for spells? There are lots of resources to find spells.





Google: Searching online web pages for spells can be daunting because you have to sift through all the junk spells that offer outrageous claims. Plus, there are so many sites that are only trying to sell you their services while offering nothing practical.





YouTube: You can find real spells on YouTube and what is even better is that many videos show you the steps for the spell. But there is also a great deal of misleading titles or descriptions that turn out to be advertisements.





Bookstores: There are many good bookstores that offer spell books like Barnes and Noble or Borders. They offer a pretty wide variety. Online bookstores like Amazon.com offer everything but if you are like me, you want to peruse the book first to see if it contains the spells that you are looking to cast.





Metaphysical shops: Hit or miss on finding good spell books. Some shops are mega stores with everything you could possibly need to practice Magick while others are specialty shops with limited space for spell books.





Libraries: Many public libraries have good selections but of course, you have to return the books at some point. Some public libraries have video sections where you might find spell casting demonstrations.





We need to know, can anyone cast a spell? Yes! Anyone can cast a spell. The only requirement is that you truly believe the spell will work. Your belief is what gathers the energy required to cast the spell. The spell itself is a tool to focus that energy to accomplish the result that you desire.


Jumat, 06 Juli 2012

Finding a Song Title Or Artist




Have you ever heard a song on the radio, on TV, or on a movie and can't get it out of your headall All you know is, "the words go something like this...." If you have the lyrics stuck in your head but have no idea who the band is or what the song title is, there are some great lyric search engines on the Internet that can help you.





While there are a lot of search engines to choose from, only a few have large databases. I put a few search sites to the test, and here is what I found. The following search engines found my test subject, which is a popular, fairly new song by Coldplay.





1. Endless Lyrics. This free Web site allows you to find songs using their free lyric search. You can search for thousands of songs by artist, song title, or song lyrics. Find all genres of music, from thousands of artists and albums.





2. Who Ditty. Here you can search for a tune by lyrics, tags, artist, or even where you heard it. This site is a fabulous choice if you need to find a tune you heard somewhere specific, such as a television commercial or show, a movie, and so on. Once you find the song, you can also download it from the site.





3. Get Lyrical. This site has a large database and lets you search by lyrics, artist, song, or album. Note: Get Lyrical finds an exact match for your lyrics whereas Search Lyrics searches for those words anywhere in a particular song and will return a result even if the words are all not together.





4. Search Lyrics. One of the benefits of this site is that it also has some non-English lyrics. You can translate any of the English lyrics to another language on the lyric pages. Also keep in mind the note from site number three above.





5. LyricsFly. This site also found my test song, but you have to be sure to click on "lyrics" first and then perform a search to get the best results.





The other sites I tried came up with no results, which was surprising since I was looking for a new song from a popular band. Good luck with your search!