Evil Harry Potter

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It doesn’t work for you? Must be doing something wrong!

When I go to the Wizarding World of Harry Potter at Universal Studios with my Sirius Black wand, I stand behind a little metal plate, recite the words and wave my wand in the exact motion it shows and sometimes, it makes it rain!

True story!
 
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Flor said:
The fact that an actual Exorcist ( one would assume this is a Priest who specializes in Exorcising demons ) said that the books contain actual spells - gives credence to the removal of the books from a Catholic school. Priests are the ones to whom the entire World turns to when an exorcism is called for. If an Exorcism Priest says that a book contains actual spells, we should believe him, ( even if we don’t perceive the same danger ) as the laity doesn’t possess the same insight as a Priest.
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But the spells are just latin nonsense. So I think this is nothing more than an argument from incredulity. If the exorcist in question can cite some other source to show the spells in HP are actual spells, then he should have done so.
 
Question is, is there an authentication organization that says which spells are real and which are not?

What makes a spell real or not real?

What criteria is used?
 
If that is the case, then none of the spells in Harry Potter aren’t real since none of them work.
 
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“TheHolyTrinity said:
Agreed, glad she found the actual recording. I mentioned it here: Evil Harry Potter - #322 by TheHolyTrinity
Wife.of.Gabriel said:
No, that’s the opposite of true. She clearly says they’re real & that they’re historically believed to be real and interjects her opinion that she doesn’t believe they work, but that they are real and that she went through great lengths of research to include them exactly word for word into her books.
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Agreed.

Some things in these books are not fantasy and are used by real people in the real world. She has research enough so that some practices alluded to in her first book that are most definitely described in occult books. (Which I will not post here) Her works through HP book includes occult arts such as divination, arithmancy, casting spells, astrology, magical potions, alchemy, runes, communication with the dead, occult/pagan views of death and many others.
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Used by real people in the real world? As in there are detailed, independent and credible accounts of people reciting text from HP books and actually succeeding in levitating feathers, summoning patronae or whatever else the spell was said in the book to achieve?

Or using the ingredients and processes listed in the making of potions, horcruxes, wands or whatnot and actually succeeding in making something that had whatever powers the potion or item was supposed to have?

As much as I respect the office and knowledge of exorcists, they have a profession to maintain and are human and fallible like all other humans. As a lawyer, if I were to say that people rarely actually need legal services, I would soon be out of a job.

Likewise if an exorcist were to say that allegedly occult practices rarely pose real spiritual danger.
 
I have a ball python. I’ll try a horcrux spell later and see if a little piece of my soul ends up in her.

If it does happen, I supposed I’ll start to look a little more pasty white and start developing slits for nostrils.
 
Touche’

Yes I am a muggle and as you can see from my picture, I am also a bear.

However even a muggle, who is also a bear, has questions.

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