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Posted: July 8, 2025 in Uncategorized

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Prompt #17 How is casting a spell similar to the Law of Attraction? Can the Law of Attraction be worked into rituals?

Yetter, Liz. 100 Wiccan and Pagan Writing Prompts and Inspirations: Ideas for Blogs, Articles, and Books . Liz Yetter. Kindle Edition.

The Laws of Attraction is a concept that suggests that your thoughts, emotions, and beliefs can attract certain experiences, people, or circumstances into your life. The idea is that like attracts like, and by focusing on positive or negative thoughts, you can bring about similar energies and manifestations.

Some key principles of the Laws of Attraction include:

  1. Like attracts like: Similar energies attract similar experiences.
  2. Thoughts become reality: Your thoughts can shape your reality.
  3. Gratitude and positivity: Focusing on gratitude and positivity can attract more of the same.
  4. Visualization: Imagining your desired outcome can help attract it.
  5. Letting go of resistance: Releasing negative thoughts and emotions can help manifest desires.

The Laws of Attraction are often associated with self-help, personal development, and spirituality. While some people swear by its effectiveness, others view it as a pseudoscientific concept. Would you like to know more about applying the Laws of Attraction or its criticisms?


The theory behind casting a spell varies depending on the tradition or belief system. Here are some general concepts:

Magical Principles:

  1. Intent: The practitioner’s intention or desired outcome drives the spell.
  2. Energy manipulation: Spells often involve harnessing and directing energy (e.g., emotional, spiritual, or mystical) to achieve the desired outcome.
  3. Symbolism: Symbols, such as candles, herbs, or gemstones, can represent specific energies or intentions.
  4. Ritual: Structured actions, like chanting or gestures, can help focus the practitioner’s energy and intention.

Theories:

  1. Sympathetic magic: This theory suggests that like attracts like, and the practitioner uses symbolic representations to attract the desired outcome.
  2. Energy alignment: Some believe that spells work by aligning the practitioner’s energy with the desired outcome, creating a harmonious resonance.
  3. Manifestation: Spells can be seen as a way to manifest desires by focusing intention and energy.

Practices:

  1. Candle magic: Using candles to represent the element of fire and to focus intention.
  2. Herbalism: Incorporating herbs and plants with specific properties to enhance the spell’s effectiveness.
  3. Moon magic: Timing spells with lunar cycles to tap into the moon’s energies.

Spell-casting theories and practices vary widely across different cultures and traditions. Some people believe in the efficacy of spell-casting, while others view it as a form of symbolic expression or psychological empowerment.


From my experience and observations, intention and attraction are intrinsically linked when it comes to spell casting. What you project into the universe, whether consciously or subconsciously, is ultimately what you will receive. Often, people believe their spells “fail,” but in reality, they’ve simply attracted the energy they put out. You draw to yourself what you are and what you broadcast to the world. Positive vibrations and love attract similar outcomes, just as negativity will draw negative experiences.

When casting a spell, your intention is paramount, even more so than the tools you use, such as candles or an athame. The words you speak and the energy you project should be infused with the clear purpose of attracting your desired outcome. For example, in a prosperity spell, your intention to receive money should be accompanied by positive words, tones, and an unwavering belief in its success. While tools can certainly aid the process, the power of your intention and the law of attraction are far more significant.

Consider a prosperity spell where, despite the actions, a nagging thought of “this will never work” persists. This doubt, projected into the universe, will likely manifest as the spell’s failure. You’ve essentially attracted the outcome you internally declared. There are no limits to what you can achieve when you combine clear, positive intention with the powerful law of attraction to manifest your wants and needs.


If you had the money to buy a large plot of land, what would you do with it? Who would you have living there?

If I had the money, I would buy a huge plot of land and build a cat sanctuary on it. I am sure you are asking yourself where I would buy the land and build the sanctuary (or maybe you’re not asking because you are too busy dreaming about what you’d do). Well I am torn on a few places but most likely I would buy land in Scotland and build a wonderful cat sanctuary. The land would be in the Highlands somewhere in the country but not too terribly far from Inverness, this way we are close to a major city so we can get the things we need.

This sanctuary would have the coolest things for the cats and even the people…because people would be welcome to come and hang out with the cats and even volunteer there to help with the cats. The cats would have only the best and all the toys and everything they could want.

Who would live there with me? Hmm, well I am not so sure my husband would want to live there with me (though I’d want him there)…lol he doesn’t dislike cats, but he is not as obsessed as I am with them. My sister Kara would be there for sure; she and I always talk about doing this.

What would you do if you had the money to buy a large plot of land?

The picture is my own and the little kitten in the bowl is a rescue kitten that I bottle-fed, his name is Shelby Blaine and he is my baby. The orange you can see part of is Hamish Alexander (this is what happens when you watch Braveheart right before you name kittens…for those that don’t remember, Hamish was William’s best friend in the movie, and he had red hair).


I have this book on my phone that is 100 Wiccan and Pagan Writing Prompts and Inspirations, and I thought why not try some of these out on everyone. Soooo, here we go.


Prompt #6: Search through books or photographs of scenery. When you find one that interests you, ask yourself what happened here long ago? Write a description of the scenery.

Yetter, Liz. 100 Wiccan and Pagan Writing Prompts and Inspirations: Ideas for Blogs, Articles, and Books . Liz Yetter. Kindle Edition.

Picture of the St. Andrew’s flag was taken from: https://www.inspiringtravelscotland.com/scotland/st-andrews-day-scotlands-official-national-day/ . Pictures (castle and bridge) were taken from: https://peakvisor.com/adm/scotland.html no copy right infringement is intended if you have concerns or questions or if the pictures need to be removed, please email: this.that.and.other.things25@gmail.com

My home in my heart is Scotland…my ancestors are from Scotland and, well, all over the UK — but my heart belongs to Scotland. So, naturally, I looked up pictures of Scotland and found these two. One of a castle and the other an unassuming bridge over a river. The castle is: The ruins of Kilchurn castle on Loch Awe, and the bridge is: a bridge on the Isle of Skye near Sligachan. So, tell me what you see when you look at these pictures.


Picture #1: When I look at the castle, I wonder about the people who used to live there back in the day. You know when the clans were at their height and warring with each other. Could this family/ clan have been one that was an ally to my family, or were they an enemy? I could research it and find out I am sure, and at some point for sheer curiosity I may do that, but for now I will pretend.

Kilchurn castle is located in the highlands of Scotland and my family came from the Highlands, I want to believe they would be an ally to my family. They fought side by side with each other during the clan wars and during the wars for Scotland’s independence. The family was a brave and proud Highland clan, and they fought for the right to a better life.

The inside of the castle was dark, dimly lit by candles and torches. The hallways were drafty and cold, but they were dressed with beautiful tapestries and paintings. I can picture a young girl walking and playing in the halls of the castle as she grew up. She was a strong and independent girl, always wanting to be out with the boys fighting and learning what she needed to know so that she could one day go into battle for her country. She did not care about the societal norms, she knew what she wanted, and she would stop at nothing to have that. The castle holds her story within it’s stony walls.


Old vintage brick bridge crossing river in Sligachan, Isle of Skye, Scotland with scottish landscape, vegetation, hills and mountains with fresh, blue water and sunny sky

Picture #2: When I look at the bridge, I wonder what people have crossed it…but my first thought has there been any battles that took place there? Did blood stain the stones red? Did the water turn crimson with the blood of men fighting for what was theirs or for their rights to freedom against the English? What happened here? If I look at the picture and close my eyes, I can hear the hoof falls of the heavy battle horses as they crossed the bridge. I can hear the shouts and battle cries that carried across the wind. I can see myself looking over the edge of the bridge at the water and the crimson blood that stained the water from the men who had fallen in battle. The clang of the swords. The groan of men as they wield these swords, holding tight to them with both hands.

Tell me, what do you see when you look at these pictures?


I know I have been neglecting my blog for far too long, and I am sorry for that. I hope all of you that are following this blog can forgive me.

Now that the apology is out of the way, I want to say this. I know this has always been a writing blog, but I am going to be making a few changes so that I can add some other things to it as well. I want to make this more inclusive to share other things that I love with my audience. Not only that, but I also hope to grow my audience and make it bigger.

That being said, I will probably have my sister on here as well posting; that or I will be posting things that she writes as well to share with you all [I will let you know if I post something for my sister]. We will post about my writing [still], tips and tricks to make your writing better, graphics, recipes/ cooking, my sister’s knitting and our being witches [and things of that nature] and of course our beloved cats. My sister travels a lot as well, so I am sure, she will probably be posting about that as well. We just want to share with you the things in life that we love.


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45 Was to NOT use Very

Posted: March 19, 2015 in Writing, Writing Tips

Ever want to use a word other than very well here is a list of 45 words you can use instead of very.

 

45 Ways To Avoid Using The Word ‘Very’

54 Websites that Pay Writers

Posted: March 17, 2015 in Freelance, Writing

54 Writing Platforms that Pay Writers

 

If you’re wanting to get paid to write (freelance) check these sites out.  They all pay writers to writer freelance articles for them and some even pay well. So if you are a freelance writer or looking into getting into freelance work check these out.