Dating with witchcraft
As Witches, we believe certain things are observably true—like, that magick gives us a degree of influence over the world. It’s certainly reasonable to want to know when you’re the subject of a magick spell, especially a negative or coercive one. (At least, not specifically.) Pre-warned is pre-armed, as they say. The last thing I want to do is incite witch hunts, so I’ll throw in one last word of caution. ” is usually “Probably not.” I could go into a lot of boring details about why that is, but it really comes down to the following three counter-hexing principles: Still, that’s no consolation if you really feel that you’re being peeped at by the evil eye.
If you have the power to affect others through magick, then it’s only logical that other people have that power, too. Here are some tell-tale signs that you may indeed be crossed, jinxed, hexed, spellbound, or bewitched: You have a lot of Witches as friends (or enemies).
It could also be that you’ve been sabotaging yourself—with or without outside help.
Underlying all the frustration is a nagging feeling that someone (or something) is out to get you.
One observable fact is that truth, like the bubbles in champagne, always tries to reach the surface.
Another observable fact is that Big Mama Universe has a mighty sense of humor about magick. Negative spells often hinge on having access to the spell’s intended target (or their property).
If you catch someone trying to obtain your personal effects on the sly, then that person is either a klepto, a weird fetishist—or perhaps, a scheming sorcerer.
There are areas of the South that are still steeped in Voodoo/Hoodoo.
