Goldilocks Gamgee

dear Te Ariki. Diction 'practise' here is not defined as in the everyday context. It rather indicates spell CASTING, magick MAKING and in very common terms could be ''translated'' as 'to do'. To 'practise' magick therefore suits the context butter than phrasing it "i do magick". Besides, none of us can presume we are ever done practising since we have neither the sufficient knowledge or the power to exert the knowledge we might have gained. If you are done practising, it means you have nothing left to learn, as you have gained all the knowledge and can successfully exert it, you are elevated to a god-status, whereas none of us is perfect. Therefore it is arrogant to presume we can ever stop practising. blessed be

Scolder

lol.

te ariki

I always get amused by people when they use the word 'practising'. As in, (from this book), 'What form of Wicca do you practice?, Do you practice magick every day? Every month? In what ways?' I feel that if you have to practise something, you cannot call yourself a 'witch', or anything until you have mastered that particular thing. So, either you are an adept, or you are not. Saying, 'I practise witchcraft' is like saying, "I still finger paint in kindergarden'.