Some Misconceptions about Egyptian Magic ©M7C 2026
Some people believe that Egyptian Magic behaves like a Miracle, and won’t accept it should it not work to their expectations. If one plants a seed and waters it, there will not be a tree on the next day. Likewise, casting an attract wealth spell the same day as a lottery game will not (usually) produce a response. If it did, that would be a Miracle.
Last week I bought 2 Lottery tickets to a Powerball game. One ticket on the first day was added to one of my spell books, touching the spell after I activated it. I then waited. The Powerball numbers had to decide which lane of traffic to enter (I had five lines of numbers, or Five Sequences of Numbers on one ticket). Two numbers were on one line and the Powerball number (#5) was on a different line and not in the Powerball slot. So that was 3 numbers total, but not in one sequence, so I didn’t earn anything. All the numbers selected were QP or Quick Pick. The second ticket had 1 number correct and on only one line of numbers. The past tense of to win is Won and that sounds the same as One. The third ticket I purchased was not in the spell book or touching the spell, so nothing resulted. No one won the Powerball Jackpot that week.
The spells work on other actions not necessarily related to physical money. For example I play an online computer game. One day we had a Trivia game in our group, and I had 5 questions answered correctly. I earned about 500,000 units of currency (points) in the game, rewarded for the Trivia answers, by the group. At the time I had both an attract wealth spell and a Success spell active for about 1 week.
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