Mystically Speaking
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These are REAL questions, by real people. (Names have been changed to protect the innocent or not so innocent) I will warn you, answers may not be sugar coated or what you expect to get. They are answered as truthfully as can be answered. I love receiving questions, comments and the likes from our readers. Each week I receive so many that it is hard to choose which to show here. All questions are answered either here or in a personal email by myself.
Here are a few questions that I have received.
Dear Mistress Ravenfyre:: Recently I was asked to join a coven of sorts. They really had some neat things they were doing. The problem is, they said that I would have to buy a membership. I am not a rich guy, to join was $200. I get a card and lifetime membership. I like the group, they are Satanists which I am too. Is this normal? Thanks, JW
Dear JW: I hope this card that you are buying is lamented in gold or at least sterling silver. In order to join most covens there is no fee. Some may ask for group offerings to cover certain costs of the group, BUT nothing like that. If you are signing up with the COS then they have a membership fee, but you get a Satanic Bible and a card. Plus a lot of help on your new found path. They are established in the occult community. If this “coven", which I do not think they are a real coven, says they are affiliated with the COS, check them out and think about it first. When you decide, let me know if you decided to pay for that card. Now, I know I am in the wrong business.
Dear Mistress Ravenfyre: My friend and I are in a fight over this. I say that the spells in Charmed are real and she says they are fake. Do you think they are real? I do.
Dear Charmed Fan: I get a lot of letters from the younger crowd on this show. I have only seen the show a couple of times. Personally, I have to side with your friend. The few that I have seen and read seem a little over dramatized, but it is for TV. Remember, magick is an illusion, not delusion, which if you really think that they are real you are being-delusional. Go to your local book store and flip through the pages of spell books written by notable authors and compare. I think that you will realize that the spells in Charmed are well, charming but not real. I hope you didn’t make a bet.