Using own blood to spell

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Using own blood to spell
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Did you ever use your blood for your spell or something.
I wanna hear story about that.
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Re: Using own blood to spell
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I have offered my blood many times in my rituals and to empower the spells.. It is not neccessary but I do it as an honor to the lord, lady, and all children that provide assistance to me.
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And how do you offer the blood? I understand the honorable notion.
But aren't all Gods only thought forms?
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Re: Using own blood to spell
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Blood can be offered in many ways. A drop of blood on a candle is an example.

Depending on who you ask yes and no. Some believe all gods are thoughts and some believe gods are actual beings.
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I'm considering use my blood as offering to get result what I want. Along with food and wine. I just think I wanna offer something belongs to me. So I considering using blood.
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I have never technically offered blood to deities.

I have utilized blood magic alongside tool creation.

During the process of creating tools if I accidently draw my own blood as happens when we slip up or are careless, I will rub or dab a bit on the tool being made.

I do this to add more of my own energy to the item I am creating only if this occurs accidently and naturally.

Otherwise I do not practice another form of blood magic.

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