I feel our ancestors from the Past ,always held their ways of Healing, themselves or other’s.
It’s interesting to View ,other’s peoples Knowledge of How They were brought up as a Child or Stories that was over Heard from grandparents or the Elder Generations,
How Many actually are used To This Day .
Add to this ,of any Healing areas ,or Knowledge of What you know in Healing energies without the everyday Medicine ,Most People these Days depend on Now .
What really works ?
What Really Don’t?

Here are some ,That was Handed Down .Some can offer you Something to actually Think about ,some you just can not Believe,Some Oh! Heck ,it may be worlth a Try.

 

 

 

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I think I really need to try the Headache Relief method as I've been having a migraine ;( but yes there has been a few herbal and spiritual ways people refer to them as, which are able to heal them of types of sicknesses. The chant though probably would make me laugh at myself which would make me lightheaded by just saying those words, no offense.

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Hmmm... im eager to try that strength chant.
Too often am i stuck trying to open a bottle of whatever or i just quite cant undo something that may be to tight.
If it works, it will save me a lot of frustration.

Not quite sure about the last one... it seems like quite a large task to put all that together.
But, i suppose if you want to get out of depression that badly, you'll do it anyway

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I totally do not believe in spirituality, magic, and etc. But I DO believe that ANY human is able to heal himself from ANY desease without the use of medication via self-hypnosis/meditation. I do not have any written proof, but I've been doing that to myself for 1.5 months and my vision got better from -6 to -2.25. I'm sure, you could find many more sources like that online.

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If that is not a dead-giveaway on how completely silly and fabricated this spell is, I'm a monkey's uncle.

I seriously doubt that any of those *ahem* deities ever existed. As the first commandment goes, "I am Fluoxetine, your god. Thou shalt not have other false gods before me."

Seriously, though, there are some "spiritual" things that are, indeed, curative. It's something well beyond science but, beats me, they really work... well, most of the time. In our country, we have this concept called bati. Loosely translated, it means "to greet" Somehow, in our culture it usually seems to apply only to small children, as opposed to those huge children lolz

Anyway, when someone (or something) takes a fancy to a kid and the child falls ill shortly afterwards, the child is said to be nabati ("had been greeted," again, loosely, very loosely, translated) The "greeter" can be anyone or, like I said, anything. It could be your well-meaning next-door neighbor, a close relative eager to squeeze your cute baby's little cheeks, a [i]nuno[/b] (dwarf or elf or earthbound faerie), a dog, a tree, anything. The concept is, I guess, similar to the West's "evil eye"

If it has been "diagnosed" that the greeter is human, the cure would be to smear his/her saliva either on the baby's tummy (just a bit above the belly button) or forehead, depending on the version you know. Strangely enough, the baby gets well within a day or two, most of the time. Yes, I know, it's disgusting but the few times I've seen it, it works.

In any case, when it comes to spiritual healing, there are many different esoteric arts out there such as Tai Chi, acupuncture, pranic healing, acupressure, Yoga and Qi Gong, along with a plethora of their derivatives (Power Yoga or Dynamic Tai Chi, psh!) When it comes to magical healing, on the other hand, there is, almost globally, a pretty much underground community of practitioners of witchcraft (or magic, in general) calling themselves witches, wizards, druids, sorcerers (like moi, heheh) or, for those wishing to be more arcane, mages, etc. I can't speak for them; every practitioner of "magic" probably has his own curative spell that works only on him/her lolz

Oh yeah, we also have faith healers here. Basically, take the dominant religion (here, it's Roman Catholic) and twist a bit here and there, say you have had an apparition, stick mostly to the bible and invent your own doctrine when stuck, well, yeah. That's basically the pattern of a lot of faith healers/cult leaders over here. Strangely enough, there are some, I repeat, [some, not all[/b], people they may or may not have healed. Personally, I'd say the patients healed themselves; it is their innate desire to be cured, their overwhelming, blind, yes, yet still overwhelming faith that they would be healed that made things happen. Oh yeah, I feel particularly nasty so I'd also like to point out that some of these faith healers/cult leaders used to be leaders of the church, that is, they used to be priests.

How about me? I personally know that humans are perfectly capable of healing themselves, most of the time, when ill. As much as possible, I avoid taking meds and deal with it on my own; don't ask me how. Anyway, I believe that taking any medicine for prolonged periods increases one's dependency on the drug and lowers one's immunity upon withdrawal. It is a scenario I'd like to avoid as much as possible so I take meds only when absolutely urgent (I have a headache and a deadline to meet or I have a fever and a meeting this afternoon, etc.) Seriously, who would want to be identified with those hypochondriacs who gobble down quantities of Prozac or Aspirin daily?

Oh yeah, sometimes, it doesn't have to be anything spiritual. A glass of milk and a glass of juice a day boosted an immunity that once saved me from poison

 

 

 

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I've been using magick to heal myself and others for as long as I can remember, but then again, I use it for other things aswell, it's just a daily part of my life:) Great topic by the way:) Thanks for posting it:)

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oh my god

i'm so into these things, i usually wonder if magic is real or not

but no i see this.

do the spells work or are most of them fake?

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all spells work or they wouldn't be written. some work only for those who wrote it. you have to have faith and belief in the spell. it's power of thought, mind over matter, blah blah blah. just like when you attend a church service and pray. power of thought. the more people who believe and have faith in it, the stronger it's able to work.

now the idea of santa clause is a good example. i don't believe in a santa clause, but i believe in the idea and the good energy that is given off during this time of year. who creates this strong energy? kids. the idea and the engery would be non existant if kids didn't believe because very few adults haven't believed in ?YEARS. now although i don't believe in santa as i once did, i do hold santa up as a symbol of a spirit that doesn't have to die after new years only to reappear again 11 months later.

so yes, spells work. the ones that don't can be modified into something that works for YOU. power of thought. should only be used for good. when your belief becomes strong, you need to be responsible

i also agree with the poster about not taking medication to heal you. i am a firm believer of self healing and also just eating and drinking the right foods. your immune system will thank you too because yes, the more you take a medication especially antibiotics, you become more immune to the effects the longer you take them virtually causing them to be useless to you in the future with no benefits of taking them at all unless you're now addicted and don't want to go through a withdrawl phase.

the poster who doesn't believe in spirituality or magik etc. all spirituality is self realization. not really any specific form of religion except knowing your own self deep down inside and looking more closely to the unknown. many religions encorporate spirituality but they aren't a requirement for spirituality. in fact, you can't deny spirituality. it's inside us all no matter what you believe. magik however.....although i believe it's inside us all as i am a firm believer in power of thought and some define that as magik, not a lot of people are believers and because they don't believe, it's lost and very weak and there is no clear indication it exisits in us.

people who believe, know better because for some, we encorporate it in our daily lives and we have had success with it that cannot be argued. it's fact, not fiction.

while talking about the "unknown", visit my mypage site. i visited a cemetary one night. i've always been curious about what's out there so i decided to take pictures that night. i didn't modify them in any way....so go take a look and tell me what ya think for all the non believers out there

http://www.myspace.com/anwiii

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the best way to get results is to not merely believe that Magick works, but to KNOW IT! without doubt. Sceptics always fail because they set themselves up to do so.

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yup. unfortunately you either have to be born in to it and taught at a very young age to "know" or practice it religiously to "know". then you get in to the term "witches" and such when they are born in to believing and knowing. but anyone can devolop the skill and it's very usefull for self healing and such. but you're right. it's more than belief. it's knowing. but people have to start somewhere and belief that spells and power of thought and harnessing the energy around you that most can't see is a good start in knowing.

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