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Hi, I was wondering if anyone knew a good spell (not black magic) that is sung? I find it easier to remember pieces with music attatched and I personally think that singing a spell could probably generate plenty of feeling/intention/power. Whenever I try to make one I'm not quite sure what on specifically or start using the tune that's just stuck in my head and seems to change the intention entirely as the tune is unrelated to the spell.
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Just about all coven meetings (moots) will have music and/or singing. Poems, too ! That is, real-life covens! Not the ones on-line! Many sing when casting spells.That is what "chanting" really means--singing!
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I was singing songs in a church boy did I feel the magic singing with everyone!
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Actually when you sing certain tunes, energy is sent. So certain chants could be good for prosperity.
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Try wrighting a song about what you want to happen. For example- wanting a friend to not betray or leave you when they are on the verge of doing so. Once It has been written master and memorize the song. once you have mastered your song/spell, sing the spell 3 times alone and make sure you had no mistakes and feel your intention flow out of you and make sure the intention is strong. Then sing it in front of the person or a picture once and do the same as when you sang it perfectly 3 times. It woked for me and something tells me it will work for you. Good luck my friend. I have faith
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That's great! Thanks, everyone!
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