Hey. I was just wondering what could cause resistance in a spell. My friends mum has been a practicing witch since she was a teenager ( she is now in her 60s ). I have witnessed some fantastic things happening from some of the spells she has cast.
Just recently, i asked her to perform a spell on a certain someone in my life so that he will forever remain positive and will not allow his past to affect his future. After she cast the spell, she told me there was some form of resistance around him, but the spell was cast successfully.
What kind of resistance can affect a spell working when it is cast on someone? And does it affect the overall outcome of the spell itself?
My guess is that the resistance is the subject's own free will rebelling against the spell, rebelling against the conversion of negative into positive.
This can be the type of spell that was cast, I have met resistance many times and had to work around it either changing the spell or casting a spell prior to it.
For example someone may have a strong will, the type who can give up smoking easily for example, people like that are harder to break down. There are times when it affects the spell in the sense it takes longer for a result or only a partial result will occur, but to me it generally takes a lot of work.
My advice would be to find out the type of personality this person has, then work your spells based on that.
The person in question is quite stubborn. They also cant let go of their past and assume that everything that happened to them will happen to them again in the future.
I have been told in the past that it can be the persons will that is blocking the spell from taking affect but i guess i was hoping the spell would be strong enough to penetrate it. Thanx for all your responses :)
Work a spell to get around that personality trait, the plan for me would be to sweeten them towards you using a Honey Jar and that would also take care of your love spell for you.
Re: Resistance in a spell By: DeadByDesire / Beginner
Post # 9 Sep 29, 2011
The person could be clinging onto their past, not ready to let go yet. They need to grow and begin to understand what happened to them, and why, before being able to move on. Say you lost a family member, would you want to be forced to let go of them when you are not ready? Please think things through before you force your will on another. Have you tried to speak to them about their past? They need to heal before moving on.
