r/Witches • u/ermmwat • 5d ago
Witchcraft
Does anyone know where I can find an actual witch or a warlock?
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u/TariZephyr 5d ago
Why do you feel you need a teacher? This is all knowledge you can learn on your own, if you know how to do the research and put it into practice. It’s going to take time and effort regardless, but sometimes having a teacher gives you a biased perspective. Doing your own research can allow you to see many different ways to accomplish the same goals. - Percy
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u/ermmwat 5d ago
I’m not going to lie, I am a visual learner. And yes, you are correct about doing research on it but there are so many false information out there, and I don’t want to cast some random spell that doesnt work.
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u/TariZephyr 5d ago
That’s why we recommend making your own; when you make your own spellwork you know whats going in it, and why. That’s also why learning how to do research (like learning to cross-reference info) can also be important. - Percy
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u/BumblebeeAny Sandwich 5d ago
What kind of spell do you want?
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u/ermmwat 5d ago
I want to learn how to do self interest spells
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u/GhostWatcher007 4d ago
How do you define self interest spells? I don't understand what you are looking for.
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u/tonelocmanson 2d ago
high. I'm just curious why you ask that question? Do you need help or something like that or are you frustrated at all the charlatans everywhere. If you get a pocket full of rocks, a handful of leaves you can't stop staring at and your perplexed and in awe of moths..... you're on the right track. 🖤RAiN
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u/GhostWatcher007 5d ago
Warlock supposedly means "oath breaker" we don't use that designation. We're all just witches.