Spell

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Spell: Spiritual Dictionary on Spells

Spells: Spells are magical rituals. Magical rituals may also be spells (though there are many different types of rituals). A spell, then, is an act of magic in which energies are raised, “programmed” with a magical need (such as love or money) and directed to do their work. A few spells are secret; most are not. Secret spells aren’t more effective than their non-secret cousins. Any spell will work, provided that it’s been properly written, and provided that it’s properly performed. Spells usually consist of gathering together the needed items, charging them with power, and using them in some fashion. Herb spells are among the easiest to master. In this guide, I’ll use the words “spell” and “ritual” interchangeably.

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(See also: Spells, Magic, Shamanism, Paganism, Wicca)

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Spell: Parapsychology Dictionary on Spell

Spell:

Written or spoken words believed to have magical power.

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Spell: Encyclopedia II - Frotz - Spell

Frotz is also the name of the spell in Infocom's Enchanter series. This spell causes an object to glow with light. A typical casting of the Frotz spell looks like this: > frotz spellbook There is an almost blinding flash of light as the spell book begins to glow! It slowly fades to a less painful level, but the spell book is now quite usable as a light source. ...

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Spell: Encyclopedia - Breath-holding spells

Breath-holding spells, a form of syncope, are alarming-appearing but benign phenomena seen in early childhood. A child may hold his breath or stop breathing, become cyanotic, pass out, and become limp. The eyes may roll up and a few convulsive movements may or may not be seen. To the parent or other frightened observer the child appears dead. After a few moments, the child will begin breathing again, usually with an inspiratory gasp; shortly thereafter the child regains consciousness and begins to behave normally. The spells are often provoked by strong emotion. This diagnosis is occasionally confuse ...

Spell: Encyclopedia - Quechuan and Aymaran spelling shift

In recent years, the spelling of place names in Peru and Bolivia has been revised among Quechua and Aymara speakers. The major changes are to replace both the consonants c and q[u] with a k and replace the digraph hu with the single letter w. This is considered to be part of a general growth of pride in the Andean heritage of these countries. These spelling changes have not yet been made official, but today Bolivia is ...

Spell: Encyclopedia - American and British English spelling differences

The differences in the spellings of British English and American English are as follows: Many of the differences were introduced into the United States by Noah Webster's dictionary; he was a strong proponent of spelling reform for a variety of reasons, both nationalistic and philosophical. There were many advocates of spelling reform in England as well, but the influences of those who preferred the Norman (or French) spellings of certain words proved decisive. Some of the changes in American spelling were largely phonemi ...

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American and British English spelling differences - Greek-derived spellings

Spell: Pagan Paganism Dictionary II on Spell

Spell:

(1) A magical act designed with an emphasis upon the use of mantras and the literal spelling of words.

(2) Any magical ritual.

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Spell: Wiccan Witchery Dictionary II on SPELL

SPELL - the structured and focused direction of psychic energies toward the accomplishment of a goal. Sometimes uttered in rhyme or the form of a prayer to a specific diety.

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Spell: New Age Spirituality Dictionary on Spell

Spell

A magickal action. The ritual direction of energies towards some certain goal, generally with the use of spoken words.

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Spell: Health and Healing Dictionary on Spell

Spell: A magical action. The ritual direction of energies towards some certain goal, generally with the use of spoken words.

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Spell: Craft Witchcraft Dictionary on SPELL

SPELL:

1) A way of working some type of Magick; to make things happen by paranormal means.

2) a magical ritual or an act wherin a person actively bends & gives directive to natural energies for a needed purpose.

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Spell: Paganism Pagan Dictionary on SPELL

SPELL: A magickal ritual, usually non-religious in nature and often accompanied by spoken words. It should be clear, concise, focused and emotional. Need must be present.

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Spell: Pagan Wicca Dictionary on Spell

Spell - Extended mental and emotional energy spoken aloud,written,spoken to oneself,drawn,or even danced. To work,it should be clear,concise,focused and emotional.The need must be present to bring any spell to a successful end.

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Spell: Magic Shamanism Dictionary on spell

Extended mental and emotional energy spoken aloud, written,
spoken to oneself, drawn or even danced. To work, it should
be clear, concise, focused and emotional. The need must be
present to bring any spell to successful culmination.

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Spell: Mysticism Magick Dictionary on SPELLS

SPELLS

Incantations or invocations intended to produce an external event for good or evil (for example, ABRACADABRA). To be most effective, they should be spontaneously created to suit the person or situation for which they are intended. Stock mantrams, over-used clichés, etc. (such as "Rain, rain, go away" or "May all your troubles be little ones" or "Go to Hell!") are generally useless.

Spells too numerous to list involve quite bizarre mantras, sacrificed animal parts and extremely complicated rituals. With the egg of a black hen or the eye of a wolf buried during the full moon, secrets will be revealed, enemies punished and wealth increased. Curious substances and strange behavior of that sort are intended to conceal the genuine knowledge underlying enchantments. A good source for such spells can be found in Volume II of Christian's Histoire de la Magie, 1870.

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Spell: Encyclopedia II - Spelling reform - Indonesian spelling reforms

Indonesian underwent spelling reforms in 1947 and 1972, after which its spelling was more consistent with the form of the language spoken in Malaysia (i.e. Malay). The first of these changes (oe to u) occurred around the time of independence in 1947; all of the others were a part of an officially-mandated spelling reform in 1972. Some of the old spellings, which were more closely ...

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