Yes, that would be cool, but no you can't physically do stuff like that. This isn't Harry Potter, wands, unlike Harry Potter, aren't the source of spells, it directs them or sometimes are needed to project them. Staves on the other hand can contain energy, but not a lot. There is Psychokinetic abilities, but people with this gift are very far and extremely few between. Spells are subtle, despite what some people say, belief is not everything and spells are direct. They're very subtle, like a good luck charm won't guarantee a good day, but they might lessen a bad day a bit. Think of it like a stream of water, you can change it a bit without much effort, but completely stopping it will take a lot more work.
Like I said, wands are used for directing energy. They cannot levitate things. That would break the laws of nature, and magick is subtle and works alongside those laws.
casting spells, and magic doesnt come from just a bunch of words one can find in the internet, or a book found in any bookstore.
But it comes from the caster.., people can have (be) magic(al), and for those people these spells can be a guide to their drifts.
Spells will only work when the caster really means them, of course really believes in them, and has the ability to cast in general.
so whether these spells listed in this website work, might now be pretty clear, dont expect any "Harry Potter Hokus Pokus" to be working.
A good rule of thumb is if it seems too good to be true the spell probably doesn't work.
Magick used in spells is a natural energy which effects energy to bring a desired change. If something isn't naturally possible, magick can't change it. You can't levitate yourself or objects with real magick, that's an illusion done by stage magicians. Real magick is similar to prayers. You cast a spell for a new job and you will have an easier time finding one. An employer will not knock on your door and hire you 3 seconds after casting.
