Overcoming Obstacles Through the Power of Speaking Incantation Spells

Speaking incantation spells Incantations, or verbal spells, have been used in various cultures and traditions throughout history. These magical utterances are believed to hold power and can be used for a variety of purposes, such as protection, healing, and manifesting desires. The act of speaking incantations is often associated with witchcraft, sorcery, and other mystical practices. One of the key aspects of speaking incantation spells is the use of specific words or phrases. These words are believed to have an inherent power or vibration that can affect the physical and metaphysical realms. Often, the words used in incantations are in ancient or sacred languages, such as Latin, Hebrew, or Sanskrit.

When I was in the Boy Scouts in Kansas we often sang this song around the camp fire-

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Often, the words used in incantations are in ancient or sacred languages, such as Latin, Hebrew, or Sanskrit. These languages are thought to carry a special energy and connection to the spiritual world. The process of speaking incantations often involves reciting the words in a rhythmic and melodious manner.

Lyrics of American witchcraft songs

Lyr Req: Girl Scout witchcraft song

DigiTrad:
BARGES
CANOE PADDLE
EACH CAMPFIRE LIGHTS ANEW
GIRL SCOUTS TOGETHER
HERE WE ARE
I CAN SAIL
I LOVE THE DAFFODILS
MAKE NEW FRIENDS
OUR CHALET
PEACE I ASK OF THEE OH RIVER
RISE AND SHINE
TALL TIMBERS
WE ARE CALLED THE GIRL SCOUTS
WEAVE
WHEN E'RE YOU MAKE A PROMISE
WHO CAN SAIL

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In Mudcat MIDIs:
Witchcraft [Margarett Snyder] (A Girl Scout favorite)

We were still singing it in late 50s to early 60s. I will look for it/think on it for more words. One wish was for a winding road beckoning me to roam.

Witchcraft
(by Margarett Snyder)

If there were witchcraft I'd make two wishes,
A winding road that beckons me to roam,
And then I'd wish for a blazing campfire,
To welcome me when I'm returning home.

But in this real world there is no witchcraft,
And golden wishes do not grow on trees.
Our fondest daydreams must be the magic
To bring us back these happy memories.

Mem'ries that linger, constant and true,
Mem'ries we cherish, - - - * of you.

It is in Sing! from the American Camping Association and Camp Songs "n" Things which was published in 1939.

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* - - - [insert camp name, or whatever]

Hi- Thanx. And don't mention it to ASCAP.

Yes, I thank you and my mom thanks you!

Thank you! I had only gotten as far as the roaring campfire and started searching my old scout handbooks to no avail.

Click to play

Hooray, Joe! thanks. ;o)

Just in case it's not clear in the lyrics "Sue" posted above..the dashes in the last line are for the name of the camp.
(or what/whom-ever).

Blimey, all we got was 'when we are married we'll have kippers and jam' and the Worm song!

Phooey! I was hoping it was a new merit badge!

In this real world!! there is Witchcraft, good and bad. The song was Obviously geared for the sensitivities of a young girlies mind.
Dipso

In this real world!! there is Witchcraft, good and bad. The song was Obviously geared for the sensitivities of a young girlies mind.

I dunno about that, Dipso. the popularity of the Harry Potter books shows that girls (as well as boys) have their own affinity to witchcraft. Makes me think that this song was more geared to the sensibility of little girlies' parents and teachers who expect them to grow up and tow the line, and not upset the applecart.

Phooey! I was hoping it was a new merit badge!

Yeah, I was too. or at least a song to sing around the campfire about learning to be witches.

We have a 1st Grade Brownie Troop, and are always looking for
new songs or items for the girls. The music for this song can be
heard in the Patience and Prudence song Whichcraft. It just has different words.Now I know where they got the idea from.

We 're still singing it over here on Sri Lanka.
Rose

sorry !That should read 'in' Sri Lanka!

When is an island big enough to be "in" rather than "on" it?

ON Anglesey, and Corsica, but IN Sri Lanka. (Or is it still "on" the island but "in" the country?"

yep! I think that's it. ha!ha! what a laugh!! My Mind's addled. Shall go and ask my mother and addle her too!

p.s. but aren't you happy that it's still being sung 'on' the island, 'in' schools.

From my campfire days in the middle of the last centuary..eeks..

Titanic(br)
I've got sixpence. Mike

Giant song that I remember. "Once a giant came a-wandering, late at night when the world was still; seeking for a stoop to sit on he climbed a little green hill. Giant, giant I am under you, move or this is the end of me; but the giant answered, thank you, I like it here don't you see.
That's all I remember. my brother used to sing it.
Robert McIntyre [email protected] Endicott, NY

I attended a Camp Fire Girl camp--Camp Kitanawa--in 1958 & 1959 located near Battle Creek, Michigan. Our version, as my friend and I remember it, went like this:

If there were witchcraft I'd make two wishes
A winding trail that beckons me to roam
And then I'd wish for a blazing campfire
To welcome me when I'm returning home.
Memories which linger, constant and true
My fondest memories are of Kitanawa and you.

This song brings back so many wonderful memories!

When I was in the Boy Scouts in Kansas we often sang this song around the camp fire-

If there were witchcraft, I'd make two wishes,
A winding road that beckons me to roam
And then I'd wish for a blazing campfire
To welcome me when I'm returning home.

But in this real world, there is no witchcraft
And golden wishes do not grow on trees
Our fondest daydreams must be the magic
To bring us back those golden memories.

Just found the following at http://www.camplightfoot.org/songs/generalsongs.htm

If there were witchcraft,
I'd make two wishes
A winding road that beckons me to roam.
And then I'd wish for a blazing campfire
To welcome me when I'm returning home.
But in this real world, there is no witchcraft
And golden wishes never grow on trees.
Our fondest daydreams must be the magic
To bring us back happy memories
Mem'ries that linger, constant and true
Mem'ries we cherish, campers friends, of you.

I need no witchcraft
To tread the old trail
'Neath whisp'ring trees to where a camp fire burns;
No magic crystal to bring before me.
Dear campers scenes on pages time has turned.
For oft in firelight my mem'ry traces
The forms of campers' friends who gathered there;
I see them stand with uplifted faces
And hear again the Indian tribal prayer.
Mem'ries that linger, constant and true
Mem'ries we cherish, campers' friends, of you.

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We have a 1st Grade Brownie Troop, and are always looking for
new songs or items for the girls. The music for this song can be
heard in the Patience and Prudence song Whichcraft. It just has different words.Now I know where they got the idea from.

This rhythmic chanting helps to create a focused and altered state of consciousness, allowing the spellcaster to tap into their own inner power and connect with the forces of the universe. The sound and vibration of the words, combined with the intention and visualization of the spellcaster, are believed to amplify the effectiveness of the spell. In addition to the words themselves, the intention and belief of the spellcaster play a crucial role in the success of an incantation spell. The spellcaster must truly believe in the power of the words they are speaking and the outcome they are trying to manifest. Doubt or lack of faith can hinder the effectiveness of the spell. Speaking incantation spells is often accompanied by other magical practices, such as the use of ritual tools, symbols, and gestures. These additional elements help to further enhance the energy and focus of the spell. For example, a spellcaster may use a wand or athame to direct their intent, or they may draw specific symbols or sigils to amplify the desired outcome. It is important to note that speaking incantation spells should always be done with respect and caution. Magic is a powerful force and should not be taken lightly. It is important to have a clear understanding of the potential consequences and ethical considerations before casting any spell. In conclusion, speaking incantation spells is a practice that has been used by various cultures and traditions throughout history. The words, intention, and belief of the spellcaster, combined with additional magical practices, all contribute to the effectiveness of the spell. However, it is important to approach this practice with respect and caution, understanding the potential power and consequences involved..

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