Have or want

When I’m doing spells to get something, should I use the words have or want?

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That depends on your path and practice, People find success with different wording and visualisation, it all depends on the individual.

Ok thanks. spells I have been doing up to now have allways been with me saying I have, but I might use I want for some spells aswell.

Traditionally it is recommended to speak in present tense, as if you have already gotten the result that you want. However, I don't think that's something that can mess up a spell if you don't follow that - I would advice you to follow your personal taste.

Words or want? You should want something when you cast. I don't think I've ever said the words very loud, and it's worked for me. Many say you should say them out loud, perhaps shout them, but I usually whisper them when I actually say them and I've been successful. The want will add extra fuel to the spell. You might want a date because you like someone, and that want will add to the spell. At the same time I know plenty of people who sell spell kits/candles/enchanted items to people and they work wonders, so do what feels right to you.

I said have or want not words or want.