Re: What is a easy spell. By: H2OfanRikki / Novice
Post # 2 Jun 23, 2016
There is no such thing as an easy spell so to speak.
If you want a spell with no ingredients, when write one, if you don't know how, then you should study further till you have learned the basic steps to making and casting one.
I encourage the above, except the part about no beginner spells.
While sometimes not considered a true "spell", I support the idea of cleansing and protection magic for beginners. It's an "easy" technique. Spiritual cleansing and protecting works are something most do on regular basis when practicing magic (for some it's also a religious practice where as cleansing is concerned), so I'd look into it.
Couple this along with study and you'll be good to go.
There is no "easy spell" all of them take a lot of energy if you're new then you should start studying before you cast one. It should never be taken as a joke, not saying you're taking it as one but I can tell you really need to start taking spells a little more seriously until you cast one.
Re: What is a easy spell. By: Lark Moderator / Adept
Post # 7 Jul 03, 2016
Well, if you're serious about learning how to do magic and with starting from the rock-bottom then you don't start out by casting spells, you start out by learning how and why magic works.
You see, there is no such thing as an "easy" spell or a "beginner" spell. One either understands how magic works and has mastered the basics...in which case the magic will work..or you haven't done that sort of work..and no spell will work no matter how "easy" it seems.
Casting a successful spell involves much more than finding some spell on the internet or in a book, saying some words, lighting a candle, waving a wand of any of that sort of thing. In order for magic to work you need to understand how and why it works in the first place. Grounding and centering, visualization, focus and intent, energy manipulation, etc are all necessary first steps to even begin to have a chance at a spell actually working...and more importantly to prevent a spell from back-firing on you.
So, my advice for anyone who is truly serious is to start by reading a few books and practicing the exercises those books will give you. Once you have mastered the basics you won't need anyone to give you spells, you'll be able to create your own spells that will be far more effective than anything you find on the net. Here's the books I suggest:
"Before You Cast a Spell" by Carl McColman
"Spells and How They Work" by Janet and Stewart Farrar
