Let’s get this out of the way right now: there are no white magic spells.
In an effort to confront the many myths and misconceptions about witchcraft, you’ll hear a lot of talk about “white magic spells” or “white witches”. People who are uncomfortable with witchcraft seem to visibly relax when they hear the term “white” associated with anything. If you find that you have to use these terms to smooth over someone’s nervousness, that’s fine, but it’s important that you are well aware of the truth. There’s no fooling yourself here.
A spell is a tool, and like any tool, it can be used in a positive way, or a negative way. A hammer can be used to build a home for a family, or it can be used to bust an ex-boyfriend’s windshield. Like the hammer, how you use the spell is what counts. Someone can call herself a white witch, but if she uses her spell in the wrong way or with the wrong focus and it inadvertently ends up harming someone (and not from their own actions), then wouldn’t that make it anything but a white magic spell?
Let’s say someone you love is a heavy smoker. You’d really like her to stop. You could do a “white magic spell” to make her stop smoking. It wouldn’t harm her, right? Actually, it would be a white magic spell because if she stopped smoking she’d be more healthy, right? The spell has a good intention!
Wrong. A spell to make someone stop doing something is actively interfering with their will. That takes it from the realm of “white” and into the area of “grey” or even “black”. Even if you were to focus your spell on something as simple as making the smoker get an uncomfortable feeling whenever they’re about to light up a cigarette, that is interfering with their will. A better solution would be to realize what’s making your loved one smoke, and try to address that underlying problem in a positive way. Is it stress? Anxiety? Loneliness? Addiction? Try a spell to bring peace and happiness to your loved one, and visualize that person happy and smoke-free. Perhaps a spell during the waning moon to remove your loved one’s addictions. Better yet, involve your loved one in the spellcasting; have them there helping you.
Also, an unfocused spell can be just as dangerous as a curse, whether the witch calls it a “white magic spell” or not. Magic makes use of energy, and energy takes the easiest path, or the path of least resistance – just like electricity. If you are unfocused when asking for money or wealth, the easiest way for that money to come to you might be for a dear relative to die and you gain the inheritance. This is certainly something you don’t want, and would definitely not land in the realm of “white magic spells”, no matter what your unfocused intent was. This is why it’s important for you to learn to visualize the outcome you want, and to carefully consider any spellcasting you intend to do from all of the possible angles.
Remember that witchcraft is working with energy, and energy is neutral. It’s not black or white, it’s not good or bad. It’s a tool, and how you use the tool is important.
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