i woulkd like to say that the only spell you can cast that will have an immediate effect is the opne you cast yourself and not the one someon cas t for you. what i am saying in essence is that i cannot cast a spell for you to work immediately, i can work within 3days though.
Immortal, instead of sniggering behind your hand I suggest you try viagra :p :p 100% results in no time, promise :D One pill should take care of your lust issues...
To everyone else...
You know how we goof things up after doing a spell? The answer: Spasing over the "hows" and "whens". If we dont ask how or when the universe will fulfill our wishes, we ponder endlessly about it in our own heads. Not many would admit to it, but truth is I often find myself in a whirlwind of "hows" and "whens"...hey, I'm just human.
But I've been told to look at it this way... Imagine going to a restaurant and placing an order for an exotic yet fulfilling dish. Once you've palced the order, you know that the dish will come to the table sooner or later, right? You're not gonna bug the waiter or the chef every five minutes on "how" they're gonna prepare it or "when" they're gonna serve it to you. If you do, chances are that you'll either piss them off or stress them out. As a result of which they'll either spit in your food or present it half baked.
Your spell is the order that you've placed with the universe. When its time for you to get it, you will. "How" the universe does it, is none of your business. If it was your business then you'd be the universe and the universe would be casting spells instead :D.
So do yourselves a favour and stop bugging and stressing the universe with "how" and "when", you'll just botch your order up. Sometimes even delay it.
On saying that I'm not suggesting that we should forget about the spell once we cast it. No, no...that would just defeat the whole purpose.
The trick is to KNOW and BELIEVE that it will come around sooner or later, it absolutely has to because you want it so bad, without ofcourse obsessing about "How" and "when".
Yeah, I hear you. Easier said than done, right? Lol... no one said magic was easy. More than the tools or spells used, 70 per cent of it depends on the strength of our minds.
Ofcourse, others may beg to differ, but this is just an opinion.
I agree with you! Just listen or read the way he talks or writes; he is trying to sound like a African magical god or something. He is a fraud and a fake would say they are the best for what they do and can do anything for you as in my case he said that, then turns around and wants to charge me $120.00; my momma didn't raise no fool!!! especially in today's economy. I hope everyone reads this and is aware of what he is up to and stays away.
(Cut and pasted from a reply i wrote few years back regarding spell manifestation times)
I was taught to look for magical results in a grouping of three: three days, three weeks, and three months.
Within three days of the work, you should stay open to any omens or signs, positive or negative, about the status and outcome of your intents. These could take the forms of chance happenings, a sign or statement from a stranger, a dream, and random events that have meaning or relate somehow to your working. Be on the look-out for these early signs - they're always there.
By three weeks you should have definite, observable movement. Things should be starting to or in the process of unfolding either toward your goal or away from it. You should have a little more than signs; you should have some results.
In most instances, after three months you should either have what you desire, it should be within arm's reach, or you don't. There are a few exceptions in the instance of chronic and severe problems, long-standing conditions, and excessively stubborn situations and people.
If you do not have what you wish after three months, do some soul-searching. Re-evaluate your intent. Is it towards your best nature? Do you have any doubts? How can you re-work it? Then try again or move on.
For long-term magical work it is absolutely necessary to set a deadline. This is most true for reconciliation work which has a tendency to drag on and on with little windows of hope, then disappointment, more time, etc. In prayer ask God/dess or your Higher Self for a deadline, a firm time where you will work your hardest to obtain your goal, but after this date, whatever it is, if you still don't have what you want, you will give it up and move forward. This is such important advice; i pass it on whenever i can.
