How to know if you are a victim of witchcraft

Witchcraft

Do you feel you are being targeted by magic? What can you do about it? Do you have good luck or are you surrounded by bad luck in life? When we feel we are being attacked there are certain things that we feel in life and everything seems to go wrong. Witchcraft has been a tool used by humans to harness the elements for harm or aid since the dawn of time. I'm here to help you decide if you feel you are being attacked.

The first thing you need to do is change your way of thinking. If you think that you are being attacked then make sure that you break any connections astrologically with people that bring you harm. The secret of the impact is that you are an energy ball. Think about those people you have fallen out with and make sure you cut the cords of their energy. Mainfesting things in your life can be done from your own mind. Try to carry the stone Obsidian and an evil eye. A lucky charm or iron dispels any negative energy. Therefore, I strongly suggest an amulet to protect yourself. 

What are the signs of someone performing witchcraft on you?

  • You may get a number of large spiders in your home.
  • You may find that things don't seem to work out no matter what.
  • You feel heady and dizzy and that you just want to sleep.

What you can do if you are being attacked by witchcraft?

  • Take a salt bath and recite the lord's prayer.
  • Burn white candles and say that white light is cleansing you.
  • Burn sage smudge stick around the house.
  • Call on the Archangel Michael.

What is witchcraft?

Today, witchcraft is a broad term for a magical practice that is open and free in western countries such as America, Canada, and Europe. The practice today is very similar to the olden days but now there is a variety that was not seen before. Technology and travel have integrated different forms of practicing of witchcraft and the practice itself is not as secret as it once was. The use of magic has been traced back to ancient man and originally was used as a way to heal others, ward off evil, and create boundaries between our world and the supernatural.

Villages had healers who sometimes were referred to as witches or shamans and this was a common occurrence that has spanned throughout history. Sometimes the Craft was welcome because it was used for healing aid and even the simple understanding of nature – such as tidal movements, menstrual cycles, and animal migration was a part of Witchcraft.  Almost every culture known to man has stories or myths that deal with the welcoming and warding off of witches.
 
In ancient times, witches were generally welcomed when they were helping but the people could easily turn on them when natural disasters, plagues, or unexplained death would happen. Perhaps the most famous of turnings against witches was during the time of Pope Innocent VIII and the Catholic church when as part of the inquisition thousands upon thousands were massacred, tortured, burned or drowned just for being accused of witchcraft.

The violent persecutions for the most part have ended, but even in today’s society, the bigotry against those who practice Witchcraft prevails in certain areas, despite the progress made in recent times for religious freedom.

There are countries and tribes that older models of witchcraft are followed such as in Africa, Australia, and South America where practitioners are still feared, respected, and sometimes shunned.

However, in more modern countries there is more tolerance to the practice and it is even often viewed as fake or ignored. No matter the view of the craft, witchcraft itself is simply working with nature and directing or accepting the natural flows of energy that exist between humans and their environment.

The elements of witchcraft are earth, air, fire, and water. candles and invocations are often used in the craft and the magic practiced usually is within the confines of a specific religious belief. Typically, because it is understood that there are higher forces at work from whence energy comes from – be it good or evil – religion or dogma is often a component of witchcraft.
 
It is hard to define witchcraft without discussing magic itself. The two are not to be confused. Magic is more like the energy that is within and the energy that is created, whereas witchcraft is the actual art of manipulating the energies that are around. The actual craft of the witches is to practice making changes in the world around them. Specifically, witchcraft is the manipulation and working with the energies on an earth-based level. The most famous of witchcraft practitioners in modern-day are those that consider themselves Wiccan where the craft of the Witches has more of a religious flair.

They celebrate the wheel of the year and recognize the inner workings of the God and Goddess within the human spirit and journey as well as in the world around us. Witchcraft is done in a sacred circle with confines and boundaries to protect the magic that is done and to ensure the outcomes of the desired work. Bringing together the forces of nature and the forces of man is, in essence, the heart of witchcraft.

By Flo Saul
Nov 7, 2012