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do, and what you visualize, it could become much more than that. The most dangerous spell to cast is a direct love spell, something that could involve marriage, eroticism, or even jealousy. You can evoke in people with the purpose of manipulating them to take notice of you, and want to have you in their life. This can be done very safely if you are simply visualizing, using a simple candle, or even essential oils with rose-colored quartz crystals, to create the desired effect. These are really full of power, and as you picture yourself with this person, and you see them becoming interested or even obsessed with you, it may lead to the desired effect. Whether you decide to cast a love spell for attraction, attract a lover, or cast a spell to find a person that you would like to marry, the use of rose petals, rosemary, peppermint and lavender oil, and a strand of hair from this person will allow this sympathetic magic to actually work. All things in the universe are energy, and through the power of intention and visualization, mixed with your passion to be with this particular person, you will be able to effect a change in their desires for you, the very basis of how love spells work.
We have come a long way since 1960 when the dead hand of the censor was lifted off the classic novel, Lady Chatterley ' s Lover. As a youngster, I must have got hold of a contraband copy and my youthful fingers trembled as I turned the novel ' s pages. I am not surprised that author; D. H. Lawrence first considered calling his novel Tenderness. The love making between Lady Chatterley and her gamekeeper lover Oliver Mellors was in fact sensitively portrayed. The language used was matter of fact without intending to shock. The censors were right to lift the ban. Here was a golden opportunity in literature to treat the act of making love as the most pure and noble of human experiences. Instead, the floodgates opened to reduce this most precious of gifts, that of procreation, to the depths of degeneracy. Pornography has turned love-making into a display of semi-violent crude sex. It is now as far removed from romantic love as it is possible to be. The scenes portrayed are often perverted, depraved and in graphic form similar to biblical visions of hell. Few of us can relate such activity to our own lives.
What happened to the inspiring nature of lovemaking; the quickened heart of love at first sight; a shy flowering of mutual attraction; the chemistry between two people we know exists but cannot fathom. Is the love that grows to a point where a partner ' s life is more important than one ' s own still recognized? Pornography slammed its jackboot on the neck of mutual affection, togetherness, tenderness, shared spirits and ideals. Porn trampled on commitment, the concept of developing relationships through the most beautiful form of foreplay imaginable; the courting process. Pornography is what pig swill is to food. The quackery of mockery clubbed the world ' s romantic idealists and set out its stall to the most base of animal instincts in man.
True lovemaking is a carnival of living for its purpose is life. Pornography represents the death of spiritual and physical romance; it drives a stake through its life-giving purpose. It wasn ' t the removal of censorship that let loose the backed-up sewer of pornography that flooded over our lives. It was our inability to separate the highest form of romance from the most debauched and degenerate of sex. We are reminded of Elizabeth Browning ' s poem: How do I Love Thee? This beautiful poem is still voted Britain ' s most loved romantic poem. If the word beginning with the letter L was replaced with another four letter word beginning with F would that poem and many other sonnets of pure love have survived for five minutes let alone hundreds of years? That is the difference between animal rutting and romantic love: One lasts for a few minutes to leave a feeling of barrenness, the other lasts for centuries and leaves one with a sense of fulfillment.
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