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Honoka Takamiya is a typical teenager; he does his classwork and admires Ayaka, the school idol, who sits next to him in class. But the boy's life changes forever when one day, a piece of the school falls on top of him and he's saved by Ayaka due to... her magical powers?! For Ayaka is a witch, and deeming Honoka to be 'her princess', she is determined to keep the boy safe from harm. Now Honoka must try to stay alive while countless other witches target him, learn more about Ayaka and her craft, and still try to maintain his school life in the process!
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Witchcraft in Africa is considered today as the abuse of trained thought in a wrong direction. It is believed that children as well as adults can be trained in witchcraft to harm others. They even work against the welfare of an entire community. A person can willingly acquire such knowledge, but someone also might be unaware of being trained in that direction.
There are many beliefs and practices related to witchcraft, and a single article like this one cannot include them all. We can however examine some of the aspects that are at work. Aggressive practices such as bewitchment, the test of power, cursing people, manipulation of thought, and personal domination are the most common.
Witchcraft claims to gain its power from faith in evil and evil spirits. However, when we learn that God is the only Spirit governing man and the universe, and that God is all good, we lose faith in evil or evil spirits. As Truth uplifts our consciousness to the Divine, we give up the fear that another power or spirit exists apart from God. Belief in the power of witchcraft originates in a strong faith in matter and material means, such as the use of charms and talismans. We can protect ourselves and others through prayer when we understand that infinite Spirit, God, is present everywhere, filling all space. God, being All-in-all, is omnipotent. Divine Love, God, alone holds and bestows power. We acquire this divine power by understanding God through prayer, as we acknowledge Truth and purify our thoughts to align them with divine Mind and Love. Science and Health explains, "Whatever holds human thought in line with unselfed love, receives directly the divine power" (p. 192).
One who practices witchcraft would test another's thought by entering it without the other's consenting to that. We are safe from such intrusion when we bar the door of our thought by realizing there is one Mind, and that Mind is the only true source of thoughts. There is no other place thoughts could come from. And we are always at one with our divine source. When we stay alert by realizing our oneness with God, His consciousness becomes ours by reflection. Then we exercise our God-given dominion over unholy influences. Such thoughts are pushed back by the operation of divine power, even though we are not aware of that. They fall to dust and cannot touch us. The Psalmist declared, "He that dwelleth in the secret place of the most High shall abide under the shadow of the Almighty" (Ps. 91:1).
One who practices witchcraft would test another's thought by entering it without the other's consenting to that. We are safe from such intrusion when we bar the door of our thought by realizing there is one Mind, and that Mind is the only true source of thoughts.
The true definition of a witch, as well as the history of witches in general, is widely debated. Many texts describe witchcraft as pacts with the Devil in exchange for powers to do evil and harm others. While this may have some truth in certain sects, for most modern-day witches it is quite far from their actual beliefs and practices.
Belief in magic and witchcraft has been around since the beginning of time. Early man paid tribute to the gods and goddesses that ruled his world and brought healthy crops and mild winters. The idea of magic came about when things weren't so good: It grew from the chaos that accompanied bad weather, sickness and shortages of food. When times were bad, shamans, medicine people, witches and other types of sorcerers would cast spells and perform rituals to harness the power of the gods. Harnessing this power had mixed results: Witches, who were primarily women, were originally seen as wise healers who could both nurture and destroy; this belief in their power, however, eventually led to fear, and this often forced witches to live as outcasts. In the next section, we'll learn about the persecution of witches.
Radio is the nearest thing to witchcraft the world has seen as yet, but before long we may see even more surprising things. The wizards who devote their lives to these investigations may discover how to capture vibrations of the human voice and other sounds, without their being transmitted through a receiver. Then, again, they may learn to capture the speech of yesterday or the day before, or the day before that. It is said that they have already succeeded in capturing recent speeches. These are horrid thoughts! How complicated life will be! And what a lot we shall have to dig up!
Though I identify as white, my own spiritual practice is similarly complicated. The line between what I considered witchcraft and religion blurred when I began to use tarot cards, spell work, and astrology alongside Christian prayer to try to heal and understand my body. I continued to seek medical answers as well, and I was eventually referred to a pelvic floor therapist who quickly identified my symptoms as related to the hormonal drop that occurs during perimenopause. Her solution was simple: a prescription for estrogen cream and a recommendation to take Black Cohosh, a well-studied plant-based supplement that eases the symptoms of hormonal shifts. 2ff7e9595c
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