magic not for me?

I've heard lots of people say"I've got the magick in my blood!" well i was thinking.. what about those people who don't have that sorta thing, like me for example, but I really like this kinda stuff. Does that mean that the people who don't have magic in their blood can't do it, or have to work harder?

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Certainly not, whenever I say something along those lines I simply mean I have alot of witches in my familly, which is like an olympic athlete, just because your relative is an athlete, doesn't mean you will be. No matter what your liniage is it doesn't meen that you will be any better or worse at magic, all that matters is your own belief, strength and practice

true, my family's all baptist or Presbyterian and if there's any in my ancestry it's along ways out of sight now. but none of that has ever stopped me

thnx guys. but could I still be getting a disadvantage for that?
cause it's mostly like that. most people have at least a tiny bit of everything in their relatives blood, but my family has NOTHING to do with magic and if I would tell them. they'd think i were a freak

no it wont. my family hates the idea of my beliefs. but no you do not have to have the heritage in anyway to help or hinder. you have as much chance as some one who does regardless

in irony you DO have magic in your blood.

energies follow the paths of the veins, on the ethiric body.

energy travels the physical bloodstream. that is why vampires (sanguine) feed on blood. they draw the energy their bodies cant make from the blood of donors. blood is Very full of potent energies.

so you Do have magic in your blood :)

So far I've found no traces of anyone in my family using magick, and I've asked around.
Doesn't help that my family is huge and I have people living in places like America and Austrailia so I don't know whose who really.
Anyways, that's besides the point.
I personally don't see how having magick in your family history will make you stronger than anyone else.
It all comes down to you and your abilities/knowledge.
Nothing more, and nothing less.

hey, ive got art in my bloodline. I'm probably the first 20th/21st century magick practitioner that i know of in my whole family. My mum doesn't yet know, but I'm dropping small hints in questions like 'do you believe in witchcraft?' or 'what do you consider a witch?' and stuff like that.
My sister isn't interested and i hav no idea to my closest pals' opinions...

yeah i don't really know anyone else, except my friend, who belives in magic but dosn't do any. if that makes sense. annyways. i guess that helped, but are there such people who couldn't be as good as magic because of their concentration?

Anything is possible. Bloodlines can give you an advantage but it's not a rule.