teaspellsandsecrets:

Thanks so much for checking my FAQ first! I need to update that thing… 

So, I grew up Christian, my dad was Catholic for a long time and as a child I remember going to Baptist churches, but my mom hated them so we later moved to a much more modern and easy going church afterwards. I was actually talking about this recently with someone close to me, who was born and raised in an extreme Christian home, to the point where he hadn’t been vaccinated for anything, and his birth certificate wasn’t valid when we were trying to get him a passport due to the home birth… But think of it this way: Catholicism especially – uses a lot of aspects of witchcraft within the religion itself already. The communion, the worship, the offerings, the candle lighting, the prayers, and anointing oils, etc. I even remember one of the Catholic aunts telling me, “Little Pinay, if you ever are scared of anything, light a red candle dedicated to the arch angle Micheal. Aint nothin’ messing with Micheal.” 

Working with the saints and Jesus and God – it’s sprit work. Baptism is basically giving your soul to these spirits(and witches are condemned for selling their soul to the devil. pfft.) Lighting candles and wishing protection, or praying to any of the above – spell work. It’s intention, isn’t it? 

Don’t feel bad practicing witchcraft. Christians and Catholics have been practicing it this whole time, and simply calling it a different thing.

Best of luck to you~