(05-02-2018, 01:27 AM)guohua Wrote: Magic and Wizards and Sorcerers.
Could a Wizard live forever or Very, Very slowly age?

(05-02-2018, 01:27 AM)guohua Wrote: ...Could a Wizard live forever or Very, Very slowly age?

(05-02-2018, 09:16 PM)allusion Wrote:

(05-02-2018, 01:27 AM)guohua Wrote: Magic and Wizards and Sorcerers.
Could a Wizard live forever or Very, Very slowly age?

I don't know about the live 4ever or slowly aging but please share that magic secret stuff with me

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(05-02-2018, 09:25 PM)BIAD Wrote:

(05-02-2018, 01:27 AM)guohua Wrote: ...Could a Wizard live forever or Very, Very slowly age?

Ask this guy, if you can find him!!

Count of St. Germain.


He's been about for quite some time and then drops away for reasons unknown.


Richard Chanfray.

The most recent appearance of a man claiming to be Saint-Germain was in 1972 when a man named Richard Chanfray
claimed to be the legendary count. He appeared on French television, and to prove his claim apparently turned lead into
gold on a camp stove before the cameras. Chanfray committed suicide in Saint Tropez 1983.

Quote:Hew Draper

Draper was a 16th century wizard, and inn keeper who was arrest for sorcery and thrown into the tower of London where he would be executed for his crimes. He claimed that that he was only interested in magic, and had burnt al of his alchemy books. Unfortunately they didn’t believe him and locked him up anyway. Draper bided his time in prison but he wasn’t going to be stuck there for long.
He carved a strange astrological marking into the wall, with the date May 30th written on it.
Later he suddenly disappeared, he didn’t escape, he didn’t die, he was just gone.
The day he disappeared was May 30th.

Quote:Nostradamus

“The blood of the just will be demanded of London, burnt by fire in the year ’66. The ancient Lady will fall from her high place, and many of the same sect will be killed.” This is one of Nostradamus’s many predictions, many claim this accurately predicts the great fire of London, since it happened in 1666. Nostradamus also predicted the rise of Hitler, Napoleon, and the Atomic bomb. Nostradamus is probably the most famous oracle in the western world right now.

Nobody knows how he made these predictions, although we know he was involved in Jewish Black Magic, and astrology.

Quote:Rasputin

Grigori Rapsutin was a famous healing wizard, who used his sorcery to treat the Tsar and his wife, many times. Even when Rapsutin was young people knew he was different, “His limbs jerked, he shuffled his feet and always kept his hands occupied. Despite physical tics, he commanded attention.” As Rasputin grew up he became a famous holy man, with a unique take on religious texts that intrigued people. Rasputin was eventually introduced to the Tsar, and his wife. The Tsar’s son was suffering from an illness that doctors deemed incurable. The Tsar asked Rasputin to heal his son, and even though the doctors said he would surely die that day, he showed great signs of recovery and eventually got over his illness.

Quote:Abe No Seimei

The existence of this sorcerer is almost certain. He lived an incredibly long life, and served six different generations of emperors as a mystic. Abe was the offspring of a human and a fox spirit, which is where he gained his spiritual powers. Death was common at an early age in the 10th century yet Abe lived to 84 and never succumbed to illness, this and his ability to predict the future are two of the main reasons he is believed to have magic powers. His celestial observation allowed him to predict the abdication of Emperor Kazan which gained him credibility, other than predictions Abe would also ward off evil spirits, perform exorcism, and advise the emperor on how deal with issues in the spiritually correct way.

Quote:Nicolas Flamel
You probably know Flamel as the alchemist who created the philosophers stone from from the harry potter series, however he wasn’t actually just a fictional character, Nicolas Flamel really existed. He was made famous in the 17th century for being the alchemist to succeed, in creating the philosophers stone, and the elixir of life. The philosophers stone has the ability to turn anything into gold, and the elixir of life turns anyone who drinks it into an immortal. Flamel worked in a book shop where he learnt to read and write, eventually a man came and sold a mysterious book to Flamel, which he had seen in his dreams the night before. A mysterious language he couldn’t understand is all he found inside the book, but after taking it to a sage, he and his wife eventually managed to decipher it, and inside he found the secret to the Philosophers Stone and the Elixir of Life.
After finding this book people noted that Flamel mysteriously became very rich very quickly.

(05-02-2018, 09:25 PM)BIAD Wrote:

(05-02-2018, 01:27 AM)guohua Wrote: ...Could a Wizard live forever or Very, Very slowly age?

Ask this guy, if you can find him!!

Count of St. Germain.


He's been about for quite some time and then drops away for reasons unknown.


Richard Chanfray.

The most recent appearance of a man claiming to be Saint-Germain was in 1972 when a man named Richard Chanfray
claimed to be the legendary count. He appeared on French television, and to prove his claim apparently turned lead into
gold on a camp stove before the cameras. Chanfray committed suicide in Saint Tropez 1983.

Quote:Dragon’s Breath Wiccan Book of Shadows.

This Book of Shadows has an Original Wicca Witchcraft Book of Shadows Content. Rita Digilova specially wrote this content for Wiccan Witches who practice magical crafts. This Wiccan Book of Shadows filled with Magic Spells, Rituals, Potions, and Incantations. Here you will also find information on Magical Herbs, Crystals, Fairies, Pagan Gods, and Goddesses. From this Magic Book, you will also learn how to correctly cast a Protective Circle, do the Magical Clearing and Cleansing, properly Cast Spells and perform Magic Rituals.

Quote:2. STAVE TO RAISE THE DEAD, EXORCISE EVIL SPIRITS, OR LAY A GHOST




"Inscribe on the scalp of a horse, using a mixture of seal blood, fox blood, and human blood. Recite this verse over the stave when you wish to use it:

"Thick blood, fighters grow weary.
The nation endures centuries of hardship,
great destruction, men die,
wealth is lost, the destitute are shunned.
Perilous ruin the people dread,
storm upon storm, plagued by misery,
heavy remorse, relentless warfare.
An evil stir haunts the world."