| What Is Witchcraft And And Who Is A Witch? by Desyner: 2:57am On Nov 26, 2017 |
Scriptural answers are preferred but open answers too are welcome.
Say your own to according personal insight/experience. |
| Re: What Is Witchcraft And And Who Is A Witch? by Nobody: 3:00am On Nov 26, 2017 |
Juz google it...u can find tons of answers...  2 Likes |
| Re: What Is Witchcraft And And Who Is A Witch? by roxpress: 3:19am On Nov 26, 2017 |
the guy above me just spoil ur market lol |
| Re: What Is Witchcraft And And Who Is A Witch? by MightySparrow: 4:12am On Nov 26, 2017 |
Go to your village challenge the witches publicly threaten any witches around, go and sleep.
...wait for a lesson to be taught.....
After a year is so come and share your experience. .... |
| Re: What Is Witchcraft And And Who Is A Witch? by lordkush: 5:40am On Nov 26, 2017 |
IamKashyBaby:
Juz google it...u can find tons of answers... if you have nothing to say y bring ur smellymouth here gerout 1 Like |
| Re: What Is Witchcraft And And Who Is A Witch? by Nobody: 6:20am On Nov 26, 2017 |
lordkush:
if you have nothing to say
y bring ur smellymouth here
gerout Shut up! U don't even brush ur brown teeth yet your here and start opening ur rotten mouth! |
| Re: What Is Witchcraft And And Who Is A Witch? by iamnlia(m): 6:40am On Nov 26, 2017 |
Everything is energy.
So if someone can manipulate energy in a certain way using the methods of the left hand path, then (s)he can be termed a witch.
Even though our Nigerian perception of this has been skewed by Patience Ozorkwor type nollywood movies. 1 Like |
| Re: What Is Witchcraft And And Who Is A Witch? by lordkush: 7:42am On Nov 26, 2017 |
IamKashyBaby:
Shut up! U don't even brush ur brown teeth yet your here and start opening ur rotten mouth! empty headed bitçh with smellypu§§y |
| Re: What Is Witchcraft And And Who Is A Witch? by Nobody: 8:29am On Nov 26, 2017 |
lordkush:
empty headed bitçh with smellypu§§y And this village yellow-eyed burned cockroach tryna feel important when u can't even brush ur brown teeth...
U disgusting piece of shiit...stay in ur NO CLASS LANE where u belong u son of a bitch...
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| Re: What Is Witchcraft And And Who Is A Witch? by Desyner: 12:54am On Nov 28, 2017 |
iamnlia:
Everything is energy.
So if someone can manipulate energy in a certain way using the methods of the left hand path, then (s)he can be termed a witch.
Even though our Nigerian perception of this has been skewed by Patience Ozorkwor type nollywood movies. What exactly are we talking of here by saying methods of the left hand path? |
| Re: What Is Witchcraft And And Who Is A Witch? by hopefulLandlord: 3:03am On Nov 28, 2017 |
IamKashyBaby:
Juz google it...u can find tons of answers... OP is aware of Google before asking the question, he most likely wants to hear from Nairalanders in the religion section their opinion on witches your post, though witty, is ultimately bland and useless cuz one can give such a post to almost any question |
| Re: What Is Witchcraft And And Who Is A Witch? by OtemSapien: 5:06am On Nov 28, 2017 |
[sub][/sub] MightySparrow:
Go to your village challenge the witches publicly threaten any witches around, go and sleep.
...wait for a lesson to be taught.....
After a year is so come and share your experience. ....
Hmm. Nollywood and Mount Zion films have influenced your thoughts. There are no witches in the village, only our old grandparents are there trying to struggle to make ends meet. @ OP, witches are people who combine psychical abilities with psychological knowledge to make people around them fear them. It's part of the survival mechanisms as this will give a measure of protection to the so-called 'witch' because even the local armed robbers around her house will be avoiding her compound because of the myths they have heard about her. I will give you a case of Luwabi in the DOCTUFOS of truth. How to become a witch: 1. Go and buy cowries 2. Get sea shells 3. Carve or mould scary images with wood and clay respectively. 4. Get a local chain and hand bands. 5. Get a plate and put white sand in it. 6. Get a gourd and put pebbles inside. 7. Then wear black cloth and tie red pieces of cloth around your arms. 8. Then go outside and scream on the top of your voice with any strange-looking bird in your hands. You can use a cat if bird is not available. Aftermath: That night many people will dream of seeing you in their dreams haunting them. All it takes to be a witch is to be highly psychological as in the example given above. Now below is what Luwabi did to scare people and then taught them. DOCTUFOS:
Luwabi 15: 1-39
1. Luwabi overturned a large pot in front of his house. And he wrote saying, do not open. It is the secret of Luwabi. If you open it and see what you do not wish to see, then it is your own problem, because I have forewarned you saying, do not open.
2. Now rumours began to spread all around about the covered pot of Luwabi. And the egungun of that land said, under the pot of Luwabi are his charms. And he shall hurt many with it.
3. And some said, Luwabi is a wizard. He has covered the destiny of many homos in it.
4. And some said, Luwabi is one of the Alawo of the land. And some admirers of Luwabi feared and said, Luwabi is using our destiny to prolong his own life.
5. And the Igunnuko and Eyo of other lands also said that Luwabi is into a very big cult.
6. Now every day, Luwabi would sit on top of the upturned pot and smile at those passing. And they feared him greatly, saying, Luwabi is a blood-sucker and a wizard.
7. And many withdrew their children from going to the court of Luwabi.
8. Now in a year, many beliefs had been formed around the pot of Luwabi. And some said, the pot of Luwabi is the pot of magic.
9. And many came to say that they saw Luwabi in their dreams casting spells at them from the pot.
10. And some said the pot contains earthworms and snails, while others said it is filled with evil cowries.
11. Now a homo fell sick when he remembered that Luwabi had fed him from similar pot before. And the homo said, I did eat with Luwabi from the pot, not knowing that Luwabi was using my destiny.
12. And even those who said they were witches and wizards began to fear Luwabi greatly.
13. And the fame of Luwabi spread far into many lands. And they feared him even from those lands.
14. Now some of the priests of the gods came to Luwabi, saying, tell us the secret of your power.
15. But Luwabi said, I cannot share the secret with anyone. My pot is outside there, go and open it.
16. Now many of them began to hate Luwabi. And they met together, saying, let us conjure fearful dreams and send it to his head. And he shall fear if he dreams it.
17. Now one said, if Luwabi does not think of us, how shall he dream about us? Now let us go around his house and scare him.
18. Now the people went around Luwabi’s house and called his name, saying, Luwabi, we witches shall destroy your life in your dream today. We shall tear your flesh apart.
19. Now Luwabi heard them and smiled. And then he went to bed.
20. Now all the people gathered together to imagine what they wished to let Luwabi see in his dream. And they imagined deep into the night, saying, since Luwabi has already heard our threat, he shall dream it also.
21. Now when Luwabi was asleep, he saw many birds flying over his head to tear him apart. But because he had trained himself not to fear anything, he was not afraid in the dream.
22. And Luwabi said in the dream, birds of the dream, shall you follow me out of the dream? If I wake up now, shall you not all be wiped out with the dream?
23. Then Luwabi woke up from his sleep and laughed.
24. Now when Luwabi came out of his house, he went to sit on the pot again. And the people who threatened him saw him and were surprised. For they thought that he would have died in his sleep overnight.
25. Now two brave homos said to themselves, we shall upturn the pot of Luwabi to know what he has kept under it. Now it was already three years since the pot was there. And many stories had been formed around it.
26. And even many priests had been threatened by its presence, yet they were afraid to open it. And those who feared so much came to worship the pot, so that they would not be destroyed by the power in it.
27. And they brought sacrifices in calabashes and placed them before the pot. But Luwabi fed their sacrifices to his animals, but no one knew. For they thought that the pot had accepted the sacrifices.
28. And some homos had formed a religion woven around the pot. And the pot did they make their god. And they made panegyrics for the pot.
29. And they said, Ikoko Luwabi orisa wa(meaning the pot of Luwabi, our own god).
30. Now the two brave men whose names were Akin and Gbajumo came to the pot at noon. And they said, we shall open the pot and dare the consequences.
[b] 31. So many gathered to watch them open the pot. And those who worship the pot came and said, do not open it, because it is our god. And since we began to worship it, it has been protecting us from evil.
32. However, Akin and Gbajumo proceeded and lifted up the pot. And many homos scattered to different directions, running when no one was chasing them. And those who were curious were shocked beyond imagination. For they saw nothing under the pot and they were disappointed.
33. Now it was known before the passing away of that day that the pot of Luwabi contained nothing. And they who had built their worship around the pot wondered, saying, why then are we protected when we changed our gods to worship the pot as our new god?
34. Who protected us from death when we left the worship of Ogun and Sango and even Oya to worship this pot?
35. Now Luwabi sat them down and said, you protected yourself with what you believe. For if you believe that you are protected, then you shall be protected. You do not need any god to protect you, but your own mind.[/b]
36. When you see a pot turned upside down, you think it is covering up something. But the truth of the matter is that it covers up nothing worth checking. So are many beliefs. They are made up of nothing but vacuums, yet they have power to protect you and to make you look powerful because you have put your belief in them.
37. Now the homo, who fell sick after thinking of the food he ate from the pot before it was overtuned, came to Luwabi because he had become well. And he said, baba Luwabi, if indeed the pot did not cover anything, how then did I fall sick?
38. How then did I dream that a snake was inside the pot turned over?
39. Then Luwabi said, your fear made you dream so and not because there is a snake under it. That is what fear can do to anyone. Now because you have known that there is nothing under it, you became well again. So is life. Many die because of their ignorance. |
