Does brujo connote evil and necromancy, or does it just mean warlock?
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mexican witch, the trditonal thing is burning, behaeding and shooting,anything to make them go away cause they are usualy on drugs, smell bad and will steal the chickens, and drink all the booze
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That is something from one of those horrible online translators - someone put in English and got that garbage.  The Latin was butchered, so it is hard to say what exactly it was supposed to say, but they generally retain the original word order.  So something like "The shadow/ghost of a man is onto me".  Those online translators ought to come with a warning.  What they do to Latin is just a crime.
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the "who so beareth this sign about him, all spirits shall do him homage" symbol on page 153 of The Complete Book of Magic & Witchcraft by Kathryn Paulsen is but one of a pair of symbols called the "Seales of the Earth", required to summon spirits... listed just before chapter eight in Reginald Scott's The Discoverie of Witchcraft, London, 1655.\n\nhttp://www.esotericarchives.com/solomon/scot16.htm
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I think they can be manifested in Santeria rituals.  A lot of bizarre magick is performed through Santerian rituals.  I'm looking to explore that after mastering Enochian magick.
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Santeria is interesting stuff, i am not fluent in spanish, so i could only pick up a little at the local botanica.  But trance possession by the Orisha is some pretty intense stuff! It is NOT mumbojumbo... it is a real way to connect with the divinity and with the ancestors, once you are "ridden" you will understand what i am talking about....
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This past year in my house will see dark shape very briefly-shape seems to be moving  but am not afraid . Shadow has shape that indicates person but doesn't indicate male or female.  It'll startle me sometimes but never feel threatened or intimidated. Don't know what the shadow shape is--do know not a demon for there are no demons at least not the kind reflected in art or illustrations.No mentions of God creating demons and Satan does not have the ability to create-perhaps demons are only  a human concept but not real. Not sure if I believe in ghosts for if we die and move on who are the ghosts.
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Aslan = Jesus\nWhite Witch = Satan\nEdmund = Temptation\nBattle = Good vs Evil\nLucy = Innocence\nSusie = Maturity\nPeter = Bravery\nNarnia = God\nMr. Tumnus = Friendship
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the mexican version of halloween...dia de los muertos...but their customs are extremely different...instead they celebrate their dead and invite them back for one night and leave all their favorites out for them or something like that...if you are in school, ask your spanish teacher...they may know...
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First of all warlock is not a word for a male witch. It is to be considered by many an insult because it means "Oathbreaker". You can be a witch without being Wicca (see http://www.collegewicca.com/wiccafiles/wwpdifferences.html).\n\n\nI consider myself to be eclectic pagan with Wicca leanings. I am of the opinion that the best teacher of all is mother nature and the god and goddess. You just have to be willing to listen and be patient.\nI am 22 years old and willing to help out where I can. My Yahoo IM is Noir_du_Sang or Citlali_Nahuel, I am often set at invisible or offline, but make I will try to make sure to get back to you.\n\nI would also refer you to one of my friends he heads one of the local covens or groves near my area (his IM is churchofthesacredgrove and the 360 link is < http://360.yahoo.com/profile-4XSeQs8yc7MQdh5jRz_eeZwz7ob6efWXuDJwsKvk>\n\nI am willing to chat I am not always on... the easiest way is to message me through email or Yahoo360. http://360.yahoo.com/profile-4kuUCH0_dK.Gf5wSMS09DVZeRV0-?cq=1\n\nEmail: Noir_du_Sang@yahoo.com\n\nPS: I tried to email you but the email failed to get through.
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Wow. There's a lot!\n\nAccio \nLatin for “to summon”. Summoning charm, used to make objects fly straight to the spell caster.\n\nAlohomora\nSpell used to unlock doors.\n\nAparecium\nUsed to reveal invisible ink.\n\nApparate\n“Appareo” is Latin for “to become visible”. Spell used to move instantly from one place and appear in another.\n\nAvada Kedavra\nAramaic phrase that means "may it be destroyed”. An Unforgivable Curse used to kill the victim. It famously produces a flash of green light.\n\nAvis\nLatin for “bird”. Conjures a flock of birds.\n\nBabbling Curse\nCauses the victim to babble nonsense. Lockhart once cured someone of this curse on his travels. Or not.\n\nBanishing Charm\nThe opposite of Accio, causes an object to fly away from the caster.\n\nBat-Bogey Hex\nMaybe the effects of this are best left to the imagination. Causes bogies to grow, become bat-like, and attack the victim. Ginny casts this spell on Draco Malfoy in Order of the Phoenix.\n\nBubblehead Charm\nUsed to create a bubble of air around the caster’s head. Often used to allow the caster to breathe underwater.\n\nCheering Charm\nNot much is known about these, but it’s safe to assume that they make people happy.\n\nColloportus\nSeals a door against being opened.\n\nConfundus\nCharm “Confundo” is Latin for “to confuse”. Used to confuse an object or person, to make them believe what the spell caster wants them to.\n\nConjunctivitis\nCurse Conjunctivitis is an illness of the eyes that makes eyelids crust together. Attacks the eyes of the victim.\n\nCrucio\nLatin for “to torture”. An Unforgiveable Curse. It inflicts excruciating pain on the victim.\n\nCurse of the Bogies\nProfessor Quirrell told his class about this curse, although its exact effect is unknown. Something to do with bogies, no doubt.\n\nCushioning Charm\nCreates an invisible cushioned area. It is primarily used in broomstick manufacture to make the brooms more comfortable to sit on.\n\nDeletrius\n“Delete” means “to erase”. Used to erase spell images conjured by Priori Incantem.\n\nDensaugeo\nEnlarges the teeth of the victim.\n\nDiffindo\nLatin for “to split”. A spell that rips an object in half.\n\nDisapparate\nThe opposite of Apparate – you have to Disapparate before you Apparate at the other end.\n\nDisillusion\nLiteral meaning is to remove an illusion. Generally used to indicate unhappiness with a situation. Spell used to hide something. Typically used to hide magical objects and occurrences from Muggles.\n\nDissendium\nThis is possibly a path-revealing spell. It was used to open a secret passage to Hogsmeade.\n\nDrought Charm\nDries up a limited amount of water. Harry decided he probably wouldn't be able to use it to dry up the entire Hogwarts lake.\n\nEngorgio\n“Engorge” means “to fill to excess”. Causes an object to enlarge.\n\nEnnervate\nRevives someone, especially someone who has had Stupefy cast on them.\n\nEntrail-Expelling Curse\nInvented by Urquhart Rackharrow, 1612-1697. Effect unknown, but presumably involves expelling entrails.\n\nEntrancing Enchantment\nEntrances the person the spell is cast upon.\n\nEvanesco\nLatin for “to vanish”. Used to make an object disappear.\n\nExpecto Patronum\n“Patronus” is Latin for “protector”. Conjures a Patronus, which is some sort of spirit-animal which becomes more solid with the ability of the spell-caster. The Patronus defends the caster, from Dementors and possibly other things.\n\nExpelliarmus\nLatin for “to expel a weapon”. Disarming spell – makes the victim’s wand fly out of their hand.\n\nExtinguishing Spell \nPuts out fires. This was used by the keepers of the dragons used in the Triwizard Tournament.\n\nFerula\nConjures a splint and bandages.\n\nFidelius Charm\n“Fidelis” is Latin for “faithful friends”. A charm used to hide something or somebody from all people. The secret in question is concealed inside the soul of the Secret-Keeper, who is th
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bruja=witch\n\nsegún= according to, depending on\n\ntenía= comes from the verb tener, it's for she and he, it's in the past and means had\n\nsalio=  the past for salir (she,he) went out, got out\n\nera= the past for es, example: ella era mi maestra (she was my teacher), él era soldado (he was a soldier).\n\nfueron= ellos fueron a Nueva York (they went to NY), ellos fueron marinos (they were marines)\n\ndesconocido= unkown\n\nregreso= return\n\nentregar= to give, to hand over, to deliver...\n\nestaba= the past for estar, ella estaba enojados conmigo (she was mad at me), él estaba esperando en el restaurante ( he was waiting at the restaurant)\n\ncárcel= jail
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In Spanish cursed is maldito.  A curse is maldicion.  I sort of wonder why you're asking, but maybe I don't want to know.  Ha ha.
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Yes, its demonic. The demons provide witches, fortune tellers etc with supernatural powers to forsee future events etc. I stay away from it.
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Mormo in the book of satan of the satanic bible is \na demon one of the names of one of the demons and he is. \nKing of the ghouls and the God of the Dead.\nThat is what the antone lavey satanic bible says\nabout mormo. Its found in the names of the devil.\nI look at him as a demon another fallen angel or it could be the devil Mormo, and Osiris have alot in common. \nOsiris is a egyptain God of the Dead and he is the father of Horus and husband to Isis.
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the opposing force in life.\nevil is just the most common way to describe it in the English language.\nbut it all depends on how one looks at things. some people say that "good" is the oppressor, & that "evil" is the easy road. but again, it's all up to ones perspective
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i have some close friends that are very good at using necromancy or the spell energy they get from the dead. spider was a friend for a long time and he was an adept at necromancy. i am a wizard and i use other forms of magick building, it seems to me disrespectful for me to use the energy of the dead but spider does it daily. has some amazing books on it and im not talking necronomicon. h.p. lovecrafts joke of a serious magick book.
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Okay, this is 76 per cent guesswork. \n\n\nBased on my "picked-up-watching-tele-Latino" Spanish (that is, not very good), it means "little brown-skinned person."  I'm not sure whether it would be complementary or not.\n\n\nOr it could be someone from Moreno Valley, California, I guess (although I think that would be a Morenino, wouldn't it?).