Potent supplications to break spells cast upon you by witches It is believed by many cultures and religions that spells cast by witches can have a negative impact on individuals. These spells are usually intended to cause harm, manipulate or control individuals, or even steal their energy. However, there are potent supplications that can break these spells and protect individuals from their effects. **One of the most powerful supplications to break spells cast by witches is prayer.** Prayer is a form of communication with a higher power, and by seeking divine intervention, individuals can find protection and break free from the negative effects of spells. It is important to have faith and belief in one's prayer and the power of the divine to intervene.
Jesus did not give the Lord's Prayer with the intention that it would be repeated mindlessly. When we pray the Lord's Prayer, we need to pray it thoughtfully, giving attention in our minds to its content. It is not a mantra to be repeated without the engagement of the mind or heart. It is an example of godly prayer.
You ve heard it many times Dearly beloved, we are gathered together here today in the presence of God and of these witnesses to unite this man and this woman in the holy bonds of marriage, which was instituted by God, and so it goes. Perhaps the biggest difference between Wicca and other religions is the belief that individuals can do more than simply pray to a supreme, all-powerful deity and hope that things will work out to their benefit.
It is important to have faith and belief in one's prayer and the power of the divine to intervene. **Another way to break spells is through protective charms and talismans.** These objects are believed to have magical properties that can ward off negative energies and protect individuals from the effects of spells.
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Patti Wigington is a pagan author, educator, and licensed clergy. She is the author of Daily Spellbook for the Good Witch, Wicca Practical Magic and The Daily Spell Journal.
Updated on March 17, 2017So you ran into some fellow Wiccans or other types of Pagans at a recent meetup, and you thought it was all going very well. until someone told you that you had to pray to the gods every single day. Or maybe even two or three times a day.
You probably got really uncomfortable, because sometimes you forget to pray, or other times you feel like you should, but you're just too busy. So then you had that moment where you wondered if you should maybe pray twice the next, or do it for twice as long. And then someone else chimed in, and said you had to pray at certain times of the day, or different days of the week for different things. now what do you do?
The first thing you do is relax. You're not doing it wrong. In fact, if you got paid a dollar for every time someone told you that you "were supposed to X in this way and ONLY this way," you'd be rich. Let’s break this down a little bit at a time.
First of all, it’s actually not uncommon for prayers in some religions to have a set schedule. For instance, members of the Benedictine monastic order have a routine six prayers each day, at designated times. No matter what you’re doing, if you're a Benedictine monk, you stop doing it so you can say the vigils, lauds, Eucharist, daytime prayer, the vespers, and compline at those specific times. It’s part of the ritual process. Likewise, Muslims pray five times a day – not only do they pray at specific times, they also have to be facing towards Mecca when they do so.
Are there Pagan traditions that require a certain number of prayers each day, or prayers at specific times? Sure. But unless you’re part of one of those traditions, those rules may not have to apply to you. You don’t follow the Benedictine or Islamic prayer schedule, so why would you be required to follow the schedule of a Pagan group you’re not part of?
Some magical traditions, primarily NeoWiccan ones, emphasize the use of days of the week or certain moon phases for particular magical workings, and sometimes (although not always) prayer is tied into that. But again, if you're not part of one of those belief systems, there's no reason you're required to follow the guideline.
That said, it’s actually not a bad idea to get into the habit of praying regularly, if you’re going to do it at all. Some people only offer prayers to their gods during ritual or spellwork, but if you have a shrine to a deity in your home, regular prayer can help bring you closer to the deity spiritually. Does it have to be every day at the same time? Not at all – you can do it every day if you like, or every other day, or Tuesdays and Thursdays when your kids are soccer practice, or whatever works with your schedule. The key here is not the time or day, but the consistency.
Prayer is our way of communing with the divine – and hopefully finding some joy and peace in the process. If praying feels like a chore, you should probably find a way to change things up a bit. If you're going to pray to a specific deity, take some time to do a bit of research - maybe you're bored because you don't know what the gods of your tradition want. And if you're bored, they might be too! Be sure to think about the concept of appropriate worship. If you want to pray as part of making an offering to the deities, go ahead!
So, when should you pray? When you want to say hello, when you want to let the gods know they matter to you, when you want to say thanks, when you feel inspired, when you don’t feel inspired, and most of all, when your heart calls to you to do so.
Finally, don't rule out the value of offering prayers to the deities of your tradition. No matter which pantheon you work with, nearly every god or goddess seems to appreciate the effort of prayers. If you follow a Celtic path, try these prayers that celebrate the goddess Brighid, or the horned fertility god Cernunnos. If your belief system leans more towards the Egyptian or a Kemetic structure, offer a devotion to Isis. Many Roman Pagans honor Mars, the god of war, with an invocation calling upon him for strength. For those who simply honor the goddess in a non-specific form, Doreen Valiente's classic Charge of the Goddess is the perfect prayer for a ritual setting.
Examples of protective charms include gemstones, amulets, and symbols engraved on jewelry or clothing. **In addition to prayer and protective charms, cleansing rituals can also help in breaking spells.** These rituals involve purifying oneself and the surroundings to remove any negative energy or spells that may have been cast. Cleansing can be done through the burning of herbs, the use of sacred oils, or even taking a ritual bath or shower using special ingredients. **Furthermore, seeking the assistance of experienced practitioners can be beneficial in breaking spells cast by witches.** These practitioners, also known as shamans, witches themselves, or spiritual healers, have the knowledge and expertise to identify and break spells. They may perform rituals, cast counter-spells, or provide guidance on how to protect oneself from further spells. **Ultimately, breaking spells cast by witches requires a combination of faith, belief, and proactive actions.** It is important to remain positive, seek divine intervention through prayer, and take steps to protect oneself through the use of charms, cleansing rituals, and seeking the assistance of experienced practitioners. By doing so, individuals can break free from the negative effects of spells and regain their well-being and peace of mind..
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