By Grant McGee
I once
got an email from an old friend asking a favor.
Seems she was looking for a way to win back a guy who’d broken up with
her. She was wondering if, in my travels
or amongst my friends, I knew anyone who knew how to cast love spells.
The
fact is I have a relative who believes in such things: Casting spells, being visited by “spirits,”
seeing dead people. I didn’t think I
ought to put them in touch with each other.
“Well,” I wrote back, “I think you should just
put it to the Universe. Go someplace
private….just you and speak out loud. Ask
for him back and see what happens. I wouldn’t
mess with spells, you may be altering Karma.”
I never
did want to cast a spell on someone. Oh,
alright, I kicked it around once or twice.
Alright, maybe three times or four.
When all was said and done I thought it wouldn’t be such a good
idea. It seems to me you’d just be
asking for trouble. I’m a firm believer
in Karma, also known as “What goes around comes around” or as its written in
The Good Book in Galatians, “…for whatever one sows, that will he also reap.”
See it
seems as natural to me that if you cast a spell on someone that you’d better
watch your back because that energy is liable to come back around and smack you
in the ass.
I’ve seen “what goes around comes
around” exact a toll on those who didn’t watch their actions in life. I must confess there have been times I’ve
seen karma come around on some folks who were mean to others and I thought,
“See?”
Anyway, days later the friend wrote
back and said she was going to forego spell casting and let nature take its
course.
I was glad. Bad Karma is kind of like bicycle
grease: No matter how hard you scrub
it’s tough to get off.
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