Disclaimer & Acknowledgements - The Cauldron

Acknowledgements and Disclaimers

Over the last few years, I have compiled all of the spells you see on this website from a number of sources, and I would just like to take a moment to thank those of which I can remember off the top of my head. And if I've neglected you, please let me know so that I may correct that error.

Just to name a few of the biggest sources of my research:
The Sacred Spiral, The Salem Tarot, and Robin Skelton's book "The Practice of Witchcraft".

Please bear in mind, that all the spells presented for you here, are examples only. They are intended to provide you with insight to incorporate into spells of your own creation. The most powerful majick is the most personal majick.

It is in your best interests to thoroughly read The Basics before you attempt any spells.

Also, you will notice across various pages and spells, that there are words of warning. This is for your own protection and education. For example, if you cast one of the weight loss spells I have listed here, yet wolf down a box of Oreo's each day, obviously, the spell will not work. Likewise, if you cast a healing spell on a broken leg, without medical attention, the leg bones will not set properly. Also, if you cast a love spell on someone who doesn't know you're alive and is happily married, well, the outcome is likely not going to be as you wish it. If you cast a spell to aid you in finding employment, but you stay on your couch waiting for the phone to ring, the odds of you finding a job are slim to none. If instead of reading the Potions section of the Cauldron thoroughly, someone could create the combination of essential oils meant for heating or bathing, and take it internally. Obviously, my intent on educating people interested in my online book of shadows, is not to poison them. A certain amount of common sense is required for these spells.

And this just wouldn't be a disclaimer, if I didn't say..
Any use of the information contained within this website that results undesirably, is in no way, shape or form, the fault of the site owner, and therefore any use of this information is done at the user's risk, absolving the site owner of any legal responsibility or penalties.

Remember the basic beliefs of Wicca, the Threefold Law, and the one law that states "Harm none." Ultimately, these spells are just guidelines and aids to tasks you must normally accomplish. They will not replace professional medical treatment, legal advice, or anything requiring effort on your part.

All the spells here are sorted into categories I felt would make them easy to refer to.

Beauty Spells - Although the only true beauty can only come from within.
Binding Spells - These spells are intended for binding, not bondage.
Blessings - for everything but the kitchen sink.
General Spells - This includes spells that didn't really 'go' anywhere.
Healing Spells - Not even an apple a day can dispute the need for professional medical attention in certain situations.
Spells For Your Home - Every home should be a sanctuary, so I included spells to help turn a house into a home.
Love Spells - Be careful that when you are carrying a torch, you don't get burned. "Love all, and do no harm." remember?
Spells to Interact With Other People - From stopping bigots and gossip mongers, to keeping your cat out of trouble.
Majickal Properties - Correspondence, and I'm not talking about the pen-pal type.
Spells for Prosperity - Jerry Maguire said it best. "Show me the money!"
Spells for Self Improvement - Because if we didn't constantly need to develop as people, we'd all still be in loincloths. (Although some might not necessarily think of a loincloth dresscode as a bad thing.)
Spells to Aid Sleep - Tossing and turning shouldn't be something you do when you're alone. <wink>
Talismans - The biggest selection of lucky charms since Safeway.

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	Acknowledgements and Disclaimers Over the last few years, I have compiled all of the spells you see on this website from a number of sources, and I would just like to take a moment to thank those of which I can remember off the top of my head. And if I've neglected you, please let me know so that I may correct that error. Just to name a few of the biggest sources of my research: The Sacred Spiral, The Salem Tarot, and Robin Skelton's book "The Practice of Witchcraft". Please bear in mind, that all the spells presented for you here, are examples only. They are intended to provide you with insight to incorporate into spells of your own creation. The most powerful majick is the most personal majick. It is in your best interests to thoroughly read The Basics before you attempt any spells. Also, you will notice across various pages and spells, that there are words of warning. This is for your own protection and education. For example, if you cast one of the weight loss spells I have listed here, yet wolf down a box of Oreo's each day, obviously, the spell will not work. Likewise, if you cast a healing spell on a broken leg, without medical attention, the leg bones will not set properly. Also, if you cast a love spell on someone who doesn't know you're alive and is happily married, well, the outcome is likely not going to be as you wish it. If you cast a spell to aid you in finding employment, but you stay on your couch waiting for the phone to ring, the odds of you finding a job are slim to none. If instead of reading the Potions section of the Cauldron thoroughly, someone could create the combination of essential oils meant for heating or bathing, and take it internally. Obviously, my intent on educating people interested in my online book of shadows, is not to poison them. A certain amount of common sense is required for these spells. And this just wouldn't be a disclaimer, if I didn't say.. Any use of the information contained within this website that results undesirably, is in no way, shape or form, the fault of the site owner, and therefore any use of this information is done at the user's risk, absolving the site owner of any legal responsibility or penalties. Remember the basic beliefs of Wicca, the Threefold Law, and the one law that states "Harm none." Ultimately, these spells are just guidelines and aids to tasks you must normally accomplish. They will not replace professional medical treatment, legal advice, or anything requiring effort on your part. All the spells here are sorted into categories I felt would make them easy to refer to. Beauty Spells - Although the only true beauty can only come from within. Binding Spells - These spells are intended for binding, not bondage. Blessings - for everything but the kitchen sink. General Spells - This includes spells that didn't really 'go' anywhere. Healing Spells - Not even an apple a day can dispute the need for professional medical attention in certain situations. Spells For Your Home - Every home should be a sanctuary, so I included spells to help turn a house into a home. Love Spells - Be careful that when you are carrying a torch, you don't get burned. "Love all, and do no harm." remember? Spells to Interact With Other People - From stopping bigots and gossip mongers, to keeping your cat out of trouble. Majickal Properties - Correspondence, and I'm not talking about the pen-pal type. Spells for Prosperity - Jerry Maguire said it best. "Show me the money!" Spells for Self Improvement - Because if we didn't constantly need to develop as people, we'd all still be in loincloths. (Although some might not necessarily think of a loincloth dresscode as a bad thing.) Spells to Aid Sleep - Tossing and turning shouldn't be something you do when you're alone. <wink> Talismans - The biggest selection of lucky charms since Safeway. Back To The Spells Back To The Cauldron Back To Ye Olde Blog