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I've been reading a lot of different forums on hexes. And I wanted to see what advice I can get on here about a tutorial for a successful hex. Any additional success stories would be helpful as well.
 

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I've been reading a lot of different forums on hexes. And I wanted to see what advice I can get on here about a tutorial for a successful hex. Any additional success stories would be helpful as well.
Are you willing to murder someone?
 

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NAP has a few. Also, Angels of Wrath by GoM. Also, there's a binding spell in Ars Speculum by Gary St. M. Nottingham where you use a magic mirror to bind someone. You can also work with Saturn using planetary magic to bind and otherwise curse through constriction.
 

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NAP has a few. Also, Angels of Wrath by GoM. Also, there's a binding spell in Ars Speculum by Gary St. M. Nottingham where you use a magic mirror to bind someone. You can also work with Saturn using planetary magic to bind and otherwise curse through constriction.
Is binding an alternative to hexes/curses? My apologies I'm just really out of the loop on a lot of this stuff
 

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A binding prevents someone from performing a specific action. Since it might keep them from exercising their free will, it's considered a form of cursing.
 

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A binding prevents someone from performing a specific action. Since it might keep them from exercising their free will, it's considered a form of cursing.
Okay, well are there any less lethal spells to get back at someone who hurt you?
 

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I suggest you read up on the subject. There is plenty of written material on hexing and cursing, and we have a rule against "spell begging".

Good luck.
 

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I suggest you read up on the subject. There is plenty of written material on hexing and cursing, and we have a rule against "spell begging".

Good luck.
Makes sense. I wasn't spell begging, more so generally asking about spells.
 

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Are you willing to murder someone?
I dont know why @Lurker did that reaction. It is a valid question! 😆
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I thought hexes and curses don't always result in death?
Even if they dont. They may ruin someones life. (Or yours)

Curses or "hexes" are akin to spitting poison from ones own mouth.
 

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I thought hexes and curses don't always result in death?
No, but they do seem to work significantly more reliably if you're in that headspace.
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I dont know why @Lurker did that reaction. It is a valid question! 😆
It got flagged as off topic for some reason. Here of all places I kind of expected some baseline of contextual understanding but apparently I have to spell everything out like everyone is five. No fun.
 
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I dont know why @Lurker did that reaction. It is a valid question! 😆

I marked it as trolling because it looked like inflammatory, polemic bait for a moralizing lecture. There has been a rash of that lately - someone asks about cursing/hexing/love spells, and instead of helping, people come along and say "Golly gee, that wouldn't be ethical or moral, so why don't you do this instead?"

I have yet to see an OP who asked to have their ethics and morals dictated to them by members of WF. It also pre-judges their motives. You have no idea what people have been through, or are going through, in their lives.

It got flagged as off topic for some reason. Here of all places I kind of expected some baseline of contextual understanding but apparently I have to spell everything out like everyone is five. No fun.

I didn't report your post, even though I do think its trollish. Obviously, a moderator agreed with whoever did. We aren't children here, so don't try to put yourself above us when you get called out for posting something so inflammatory. Use polemics at your own risk. IMO, you've made some interesting posts since joining, but that certainly wasn't one of them.
 

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1. Write the name of the Person you want to hex on Toilet Paper.
2. Use it to clean your bum and throw it down the toilet.
3. Forget about the Person/Problem.
 

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I marked it as trolling because it looked like inflammatory, polemic bait for a moralizing lecture. There has been a rash of that lately - someone asks about cursing/hexing/love spells, and instead of helping, people come along and say "Golly gee, that wouldn't be ethical or moral, so why don't you do this instead?"

I have yet to see an OP who asked to have their ethics and morals dictated to them by members of WF. It also pre-judges their motives. You have no idea what people have been through, or are going through, in their lives.



I didn't report your post, even though I do think its trollish. Obviously, a moderator agreed with whoever did. We aren't children here, so don't try to put yourself above us when you get called out for posting something so inflammatory. Use polemics at your own risk. IMO, you've made some interesting posts since joining, but that certainly wasn't one of them.
It's not a moral issue, it's an ethical issue and I am yet to show any signs of trying to dictate ethics to anyone. "Inflammatory" is a subjective label I refuse to argue about. What "inflamed" feelings does your brain react with to my style of conversation is for your own consideration, neither do I mind nor do I care.

Since you seem to insist: while it's again not what I meant on this occasion, in rather bad taste it is to scold people whose reaction to being asked "what knife is best for gutting someone" answer "perhaps consider not gutting someone".
 

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"Inflammatory" is a subjective label I refuse to argue about. What "inflamed" feelings does your brain react with to my style of conversation is for your own consideration, neither do I mind nor do I care.

That's fine, but let me quote you: "Are you willing to commit murder?"

Also, I'm going to point out that the forum has a rule against posting things that are clear violations of law - you know, like soliciting murder. Maybe that's why you got flagged.

Since you seem to insist: while it's again not what I meant on this occasion, in rather bad taste it is to scold people whose reaction to being asked "what knife is best for gutting someone" answer "perhaps consider not gutting someone".

Please quote the OP where he asked for a knife to gut someone. Again, you are exaggerating. You are acting like the only kind of curse is a death curse. You display a complete lack of empathy for the OP.
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Actually, word-for-word, your quote was "Are you willing to murder someone?"
 
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