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Have a space that you can perform this in that is comfortable, clean, clear of clutter, and private. Prepare for your ritual as you would for any other – whether that’s with a purification bath or anointing oil, setting up an altar, burning incense, meditating, lighting candles, and/or creating a crystal grid: do what is appropriate for you to create a safe space to perform magic in.
If you establish an electronic account with us, you are responsible for maintaining the confidentiality of your account and password, and for restricting access to the computer s you have used to place orders. Begin your ritual with the practices your tradition calls for, whether that is ringing a bell, taking deep breaths very important right now , singing a song for protection and empowerment, calling your Ancestors, building a crystal grid to work within I recommend jade, aventurine, larimar, green or blue calcite , calling specific Gods and Goddesses you work with, calling the Watchtowers, and or casting a circle.
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Good Question: Spiritual Warfare? Witchcraft? Healing?
In short, yes, there are people in the world that practice what the Bible calls “sorcery” and “witchcraft”, which I would say voodoo would fall under. There are references to these people throughout Scripture, but the one I want to bring up is in the New Testament in Acts 16:16-19. This passage talks about a slave girl who had a “spirit of divination” in her and allowed her to tell the future, which brought a lot of money to her owners. She followed Paul and some other believers around for a few days, pestering them. Finally, Paul uses the power of Christ to cast the spirit out. What is important here is that it was the spirit inside of her, that had possessed her, that was causing the sorcerous behavior. In other words, there was a demon in her that was providing the supernatural power she was showing.
The Bible mentions in many places that we are not to dabble in witchcraft, sorcery, or consult with those that do, such as mediums and witches. Sure, there are a lot of fakers out there just trying to get money, but there is a contingent of people that really do have access to these dark things. The danger here is that when we consult with them (psychics, witches, mediums, etc.), we are going outside of God’s kingdom and trying to get answers from a source that is not from God. Demonic or not, this is not a wise choice. Demons, being supernatural beings, have supernatural abilities that they can use to lead us astray. A demon will never have your best in mind for you.
As for healers, there are many people in the Bible other than Jesus that had the gift of healing. In the example above, Paul showed the ability to cast out a demon in the name of Jesus. This is a form of healing. Acts is full of examples of the apostles healing people’s physical and spiritual ailments through the power of Christ. Acts 3 tells of Peter healing a lame beggar. Acts 5 speaks of many people being healed by the apostles. Paul even raises a young man from the dead in Acts 20. The point to note here is that it wasn’t actually them doing the healing, but the Holy Spirit in them. They, alone, had no power. God used them to perform these miracles for His glory. In each instance, God gets all the glory.
Now, in regard to the lady you are seeing, I cannot give a complete recommendation, as I do not know her or her practices. I’m also not too familiar with Catholicism and their healing practices. I would encourage you to be careful. Catholicism does put a lot of stock into “saints” which is a title given by them to deceased people who God used in great ways during their lives. However, we do not believe these people have any special powers now that they are dead any more than any other dead person would. We do not believe in praying to saints. They had no power in life nor in death that wasn’t given to them by the Holy Spirit, and we have direct access to Him, so there is no reason to pray to St. Peter or Paul or Mary. We have a direct line to God because of what Jesus accomplished on the cross and in our hearts. The Bible does talk about the intercession (prayer) of people in heaven. And prayer has great power, and the people who have died before us do still pray on our behalf (Revelation 5:8) along with the angels (Revelation 8:3-4). I do not know if the people in heaven can hear us when we pray to them, though. I honestly don’t know. But I do recommend asking others to pray for you, and the people in heaven already are. The “saints” that these verses are referring to are actually us. When the Bible refers to a saint, it is referring to anyone, dead or alive, who has been set apart by God and has put their faith in Christ.
I do believe that the Holy Spirit does still use people in miraculous ways, even in the area of healing, and this lady you have found may very well be one of those. I’m honestly not sure. So, go into this with a lot of prayer and pray directly to God to reveal to you whether or not she is legit.
I hope this shed a little bit of light on your questions, and do not hesitate to respond with more! I’m sure this presented many more. Thank you for your email!
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The danger here is that when we consult with them (psychics, witches, mediums, etc.), we are going outside of God’s kingdom and trying to get answers from a source that is not from God. Demonic or not, this is not a wise choice.
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Reviews for "The must-have tool for every homeowner: the DTG Magic Clog Remover"
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4. John - 2/5 stars - I had high hopes for the DTG Magic Clog Remover, but unfortunately, it fell short of my expectations. It did manage to loosen some of the debris in my bathtub drain, but it wasn't enough to fully clear the clog. I had to resort to using a wire hanger to manually remove the remaining blockage. For a product that claims to work like magic, the results were far from magical. I wouldn't recommend it.