Happy Spells For Good Fairies and Ordinary Folk

For some people the idea of casting a spell would be completely taboo, perhaps because of certain religious principals, or maybe the fear of anything that smacks of the occult. It is not my wish to get embroiled in any kind of religious argument in what is intended to be a light hearted approach to the subject of spells. In all probability most of the people that would seriously challenge the ethics of spell casting would avoid this book from just its title. I like to think of my spells as asking help from the good fairy or guardian angel. If we are looking at the possible wrongs of casting a spell then it will be a simple matter of asking ourselves if we are wishing good onto someone, or harm. It will never be beneficial to oneself to cast an evil spell because of the law of Karma. In other words, do not wish anything onto another that you would not wish onto yourself. At this point I would also like to warn of being greedy in any wish for oneself. You may have heard of the saying ‘be careful of what you wish for, as it may come true.’ If in doubt you may ask yourself what will prevail if this wish should come true? An example of a badly thought out wish would be, if wishing for a poor student relative to win a mass of money on the lottery. If the wish came true it may take away his or her desire to reach their goals and potential and they just idled away their days. A much better spell would be for our poor student to have a small influx of money. Wish them just enough for their study needs, and then do a back up spell for luck in retention of knowledge and exam passing. Your first requirement for casting a spell, as you by now may realise, is your own wisdom. Think with depth and care before setting up your spell. As soon as word gets out that your spell has worked you will be asked for all manner of things, the most common requests being money and love spells. The hardest is a health spell, and the success of the health spell will depend not only on your power of mind, but perhaps the power of 'self healing' that your subject possesses. Such matters may depend on the will of God, the universal energy, or in other words that magic word of Karma. If we still need to justify (in our own mind) the act of spell casting, then we should say if we wish only for good for someone, and wish wisely after careful deliberation, then how can good be bad? Always remember that the angel/fairy will only wish to help you if you intend to do a good deed. If there is a power of darkness we do not call upon it (by wishing ill on anyone), even those that may do us wrong, because karmic law will balance all. We do not need to seek any kind of revenge, as revenge is a negative force, and as such, may give out wrong vibrations. A bad thought may bounce back to us on the ether. A bad spell is not only one that may harm our subject, it is also one that may have adverse affects on anyone at all, and so just as we should avoid negative thoughts, we should avoid bad spells if only for fear that they would bounce back on us.