How to Make a Powerful Love Potion

A love potion is a type of potion designed to create feelings of love towards a person. It may refer to something that is consumed by the intended lover, but it can also refer to a scent that is worn by the person seeking a lover. This powerful love potion is intended to be worn as a scent, not consumed. The results are astounding. To make it, you will need:

6 Reasons Why Magic Spells Don't Always Work

Have you ever cast a spell that did not achieve the results you wanted? While many people testify to the effectiveness of magic spells, others say that they are not getting anything out of them. Why do spells sometimes fail? Experienced witches and magicians say that there are six main reasons why spells do not always work.

1) You cast the wrong spell.
If you cast the wrong spell, you can't expect it to achieve the result you wanted. All love spells are not the same, and neither are all prosperity spells, protection spells, curses, and so on. Most effective spells are very specific about what they will do. Love spells, for example, may be cast to attract a specific person, to sweeten a relationship, to increase passion, or for many other specific objectives. Be sure to choose a spell that fits your situation exactly, or you may be disappointed with the results.

The Gypsy Money Spell

Most people nowadays aren't trying to get rich. They just want to hold on to the income they have, and maybe increase it some to make up for the rise in the cost of living. That is the purpose of a traditional prosperity spell called the Gypsy Money Spell.. It may not really be a Gypsy spell, but The 6th and 7the Books of Moses weren't really written by Moses either. Gypsies are known for magic, so this spell is attributed to them.

7 Witches From Mythology and Folklore

Witches from mythology and folklore are portrayed much differently than modern witches are in TV shows like Charmed and Sabrina the Teenage Witch.

There are plenty of people practicing modern witchcraft, and for most of us, magic is pretty much par for the course. However, not all witches are your next door neighbor or that nice lady who works at the grocery store. In fact, there are plenty of witches who exist only in mythology and folklore from around the world. Read more

Witches to Place Hex on Supreme Court Justice

Witches who oppose Supreme Court justice Brett Kavanaugh turn to magic to achieve their aims.

WITCHES plan to place a hex on controversial Supreme Court judge Brett Kavanaugh as they believe justice has not been served following sexual assault allegations.

Judge Kavanaugh has been embroiled in a fierce row over historic allegations of sexual misconduct.

He was sworn in as Supreme Court Justice due to a lack of evidence to support the allegations but much of America remains unhappy.

For that reason, thousands of ‘witches’ have teamed up in an attempt to place a hex on Judge Kavanaugh.

More than 1,300 people are believed to have bought tickets to the public cursing of Judge Kavanaugh on November 3, at a location in New York. Read more

Spain's Cursed Village of Witches

A tiny village in Spain has been excommunicated, and cursed with a spell so powerful that only the Pope can lift it.

How does a tiny Spanish village of just 62 souls come to be excommunicated in its entirety and cursed with a spell so strong that only the Pope can lift it?

To find out more about this bizarre story of witchcraft, superstition, revenge, envy and power, I headed to the village of Trasmoz, nested in the foothills of the snow-covered Moncayo mountain range in Aragon. Trasmoz has centuries of witchcraft history, and I’d arranged to meet Lola Ruiz Diaz, a local modern-day witch, to learn the truth. As I waited for her in the freezing-cold hall of the half-ruined 12th-century Trasmoz Castle, perched on a hilltop above the village, I shivered in anticipation. Read more

Lana Del Ray Admits Using Witchcraft on Donald Trump

Either Lana Del Ray is not much of a witch, or Donald Trump has powerful spiritual protection since he seems to be doing just fine. Del Ray had better hang on to her day job, since witchcraft doesn't seem to be her forte.

Lana Del Ray has admitted using witchcraft to try and cast a spell on President Donald Trump.

Back in February, witches protested against the Republican by trying to hex him with the aim of stopping him doing harm and trying to banish him from office.

It was not an exclusive witches-only event wither, with Wiccans, shamans, Heremeticists, cunning folk, sorcerers and sorceresses, hoodooists, occultists, magicians, Ceremonialists and Ritualists all invited and urged to take part. Read more

Paganism, Wicca, and Witchcraft: What's the Difference?

Black Witch S discusses the differences between paganism, Wicca, and witchcraft.

Was George Pickingill the Father of Modern Witchcraft?

Although he is almost forgotten now, George Pickingill could be considered the Father of Modern Witchcraft.

According to legend, George Pikingill literally died in the shadow of the cross, cursing God and the residents of Canewdon, England, where he was both revered and feared. Since his death in 1909, his stature has only grown; depending on who you believe, he was either an uneducated, but gifted, local cunning man, or he was the father of modern witchcraft.

Pikingill was born sometime around 1816 in the English county of Essex to Susannah Cudner and Charles Pickingill, a blacksmith – which is of no small import given the occult lore surrounding the art of smithing, and original blacksmith Tubal Cain. Some believe he was of Romani stock as well, which would link him to the hereditary mysteries of the gypsies.

What is known for sure is that he married, had four children and worked as a farm laborer in Canewdon most of his life. Everything else is up for debate, including his age. He was purported to be England’s oldest living man until his death, but even this claim is controversial as it appears ol’ George aged himself in census reports to gain early relief from the parish. Read more

Wttches Fall from the Sky in Ghana

Media reports from Ghana claim that two women believed to be witches fell from the sky recently.

Yes, the headline is correct. Multiple media sites in Ghana are reporting that not one but two women believed to be witches fell from the sky recently. Is this a new Fortean phenomenon? Is it time for remakes of Wicked and The Wizard of Oz?

The first witch fall occurred in Akyeremadi in the Ashanti Region of Ghana. Masons at a block factory (possibly making concrete blocks) claimed they heard a loud crash at 3:30 am. (It’s always the graveyard shift when the interesting things happen.) When they got to the scene, the found a woman on the floor wearing a shiny dress with blood on her face. (How did they know she was a witch? No mention of a hole in the ceiling, plaster on the floor or a damaged broom, but I digress). Read more

77-Year-Old San Antonio Woman Accused of Practicing Witchcraft

A 77-year-old San Antonio woman was evicted from her apartment, accused of practicing witchcraft.

Ester Medina says she’s lived in her apartment for eight years now and whatever they say she’s practicing, she’s a Christian, but not according to the eviction notice, which says she threatened a maintenance man for being a vampire and that she’s been practicing witchcraft and for acting delusional. Read more
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How to Win Yourself a Man Using Witchcraft, According to a 1973 Cosmopolitan Magazine

Cosmopolitan wouldn't dare run an article like this nowadays, but it's interesting to read something from when times were freer.

Are you a woman who's unusually outspoken? Peculiarly bossy? Preternaturally clever? Is anything about you special or extraordinary in any way? Are you single?
Face it: You're probably a witch.

Why not unlock your inner hellcat and fix yourself up with a nice, unsuspecting man? Or extract your revenge on a mean, unbearable one? The secret to everlasting love or sweet vindication is simply your own willingness to embrace the darkness rooted deep within your heart.

Thanks to a May 1973 issue of Cosmopolitan magazine, we have at our disposal the ancient spellbinding recipes of our enchantress forebears, neatly documented in a listicle. A full five magical spells are inscribed there. They are, briefly: Read more

Hoodoo Papers and Petitions

The written word can have magical power. Here is how hoodoo practitioners use papers and petitions.

In the Hoodoo tradition, one is typically advised to write one's petition on brown paper torn, usually from a grocery type sack, on all four sides by hand. This is thought to make the paper pure. However, there are instances where the practitioner is allowed to cut the paper with a pair of scissors. The use of scissors is seen as symbolic of using weapons such as swords, knives, and daggers against one's enemies. Some situations in which you would cut your petition paper with scissors can include when driving two people apart, or working enemy tricks. Read more

Magical Techniques: The Art of Scrying

This video explains what scrying is and how to do it.

14th Century Witches' Flying Ointment

Learn how to make a real witches' flying ointment.

Top 10 Tales of Witchcraft in the Midwest

From the Nancy Evans to Molly Crenshaw, Mysterious Heartland lists the top ten tales of witchcraft in th Midwest.

Although belief in witchcraft has persisted in the American Midwest for nearly two centuries, Mysterious Heartland has found it surprisingly difficult to locate stories of witchcraft in the region. Never-the-less, we have scoured newspaper archives and dusty volumes to bring you some of the most exciting and obscure accounts of conjuring, hexes, and mistaken identity. Which story will prove to be the most compelling of them all? Read more

A Spell to Return a Curse

Although it's not uncommon for people to think they have had a curse placed on them, most of the time they're wrong. They may be depressed, physically or mentally ill, or in financial difficulty and have mistakenly decided that an enemy is the cause of their suffering. Sometimes, people just want someone to blame for their troubles. However, magical curses do exist, and if you have an enemy who practices magic, it's possible that you may be a victim.

The Persecution of Witches, 21st-Century Style

Witch hunts may be a thing of the past in Europe and North America, but they still go on in some parts of the world.

Most people believe that the persecution of “witches” reached its height in the early 1690s with the trials in Salem, Mass., but it is a grim paradox of 21st-century life that violence against people accused of sorcery is very much still with us. Far from fading away, thanks to digital interconnectedness and economic development, witch hunting has become a growing, global problem. Read more

Old Mysterious Photos of Witches

The Ghost Diaries has posted some mysterious photos of witches from a time long forgotten.

Witches. One of the most persecuted, least understood groups of people on the planet. Blending ideas of occult magic with Wiccan and pagan traditions, practitioners of witchcraft have been labelled everything from demonic to jesters. For most of their history, witches were treated with savagery and contempt; they were frequently run from towns during ‘witch hunts’ and, worse, burned at the stake for their heretical beliefs in black magic. Sometimes, they didn’t even practice black magic. Sometimes, merely eccentric women or artists or alchemists that seemed peculiar to the hierarchical townsmen were cast out as witches.

The following photos are some mysterious images of witches from a time long forgotten…some are most likely costumes, but many look to be glimpses of strange ceremonies. See if any of the faces look familiar. It could be a distant relative of yours, casting a spell on you from the past. Read more

Swaziland Bans Witches from Flying above 150 Meters on Broomsticks

Witches are banned from flying their broomsticks above 150 meters in Swaziland.

It has been a long time since witches were burnt at the stake in Europe but the accusation remains a serious one in the landlocked African country.

Anyone caught flying their broomstick above the height limit faces arrest and a hefty R500,000 fine, the country’s civil aviation authorities said this week. Read more