There are many streams that lead to the ocean

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One field I am an expert in is the metaphysics field. You can choose to believe or not, Its a free country so far. When I was 12 my cousin and I had a drowning accident. I don't know how long I was on the other-side. Long enough that when they gave me cpr I felt the water come out of my lungs. Long enough to have been down the white tunnel and for lack of a better description to have seen the pearly gates. I also spent time with my grandmother on the Salamanca Native American reservation in Salamanca N.Y. I have done a real sweat with the tribe. I acknowledge that there are many forms of practice. Shamanism, Druidism, Wicca, Pagan, Voodoo. If I left anyone out please don't be offended. Those just happen to be the paths I'm most familiar with. When I post spells on here feel free to do them the way you want to. In Wicca there is a saying that when you use black magic on fellow witch you are only hurting yourself because we are family and draw our power from the same well. Black magic is a tricky path. I have noticed a trend in recent times of witches scoffing at karma or thinking that nothing can touch them. Okay, then you wonder why you got cancer? One thing I know is there is always a price to pay. I use to travel and give tarot readings at festivals. Some of them had 10,000 people come to them. I had one lady come to me and first thing I said to her is you have a disruptive force around her. She said yes I made a contract with a demon. She wanted to know if there was anyway to get out of it. I told her the truth. No. Once you make a contract either fulfill your end of the bargain or pay the price by being tormented. Back to the many paths. For me its simple. Its all energy. We all have ancestors and patron Gods and Goddesses. Another thing that cracks me up is when people say if don't do it this way or that its not going to work. Really, because it worked for my grandmother and my great-grandmother and its worked for me since I was 12. Feel free to ask intelligent respectful questions. I will respect your path as long as you respect mine. Thank you for stopping by.