Have you ever cast a spell or done a ritual that did not work? I’ve answered literally hundreds of comments and emails about all aspects of the occult due to my blog, so I have a good idea of how people think and act when it comes to the spells and magic. This is a short version of an article I wrote on my blog some time ago to help people troubleshoot their spellcasting. Here are six possible reasons why your spell did not work.
- You didn’t follow the instructions.
If you didn’t follow the spell procedures or left out or substituted spell materials, the spell may not work. That is not to say that spells can never be modified, but if you do change a spell, you have no right to complain if it doesn’t work.
- You cast the wrong spell.
If you cast the wrong spell, you can’t expect it to achieve the result you wanted. All love spells are not the same, and neither are all prosperity spells, protection spells, curses, and so on. Be sure to choose a spell that fits your situation exactly, or you may be disappointed with the results.
- You waited too long to cast the spell.
Cast your spells as soon as you can. Magic works by influencing people and events. The more momentum a decision, a relationship, or an event develops, the harder it is to change. Don’t wait until the day before their wedding to cast a spell to break up a couple.
- You haven’t waited long enough for the spell to work.
Magic sometimes can work very quickly, but spells usually take some time to manifest results. Give the magic time to work. For most spells, a month is a reasonable amount of time to allow for your results to manifest.
- The spell did work, but you didn’t realize it.
Your spell may have worked, but you didn’t realize it. That seems impossible, but let me explain. Suppose you cast a spell to attract a lover. Three weeks later, you run into someone from high school and begin seeing each other. Since some time has passed, and you already knew this person, it’s very possible that you wouldn’t realize that your spell had actually worked.
Another reason that you might not notice the results is that you cast the wrong spell. You got results from that spell, but since it wasn’t what you wanted, you thought your spell hadn’t worked. Let’s use the same example to explain. You used a spell to attract a lover, but you meant to attract a specific person. Naturally, you’re going to think your spell didn’t work when that person was not attracted to you. However, the spell did work because it attracted your high school classmate to you.
- Your goal was outside your “sphere of availability”.at the time you cast the spell.
Magic needs a means to manifest your results. If you cast a spell to get a million dollars, but you don’t have a job, a business, or any investments, how could that amount of wealth come to you? Since you have no means of achieving wealth, a million dollars is probably outside your “sphere of availability” at this time. That’s not to say that you shouldn’t have ambitious or even seemingly impossible goals, but you have to expand your sphere of availability one step at a time. If you want to get wealthy, cast a spell to get a better job, to increase your business, or for your investments to do well. After you achieve that objective, choose another, more ambitious goal for your next spell. Eventually, a million dollars will be within your sphere of availability.
It’s certainly possible that the spell itself could be flawed or ineffective, but before you decide that’s the case with the spell you cast, be sure that one of the above reasons doesn’t explain why your spell didn’t work. If the spell has worked for other people, the problem may be you.