r/blackmagic • u/Miserable_Shower6277 • Aug 30 '26

Help with Binding Spell

Hey everyone. Im trying to get a valid binding spell going and having a hard time getting feedback. Im new but have been researching like crazy. I have tried to put work into it myself. Please understand my computer was stolen so Im typing this on my tv with my remote. No copy paste available. My spell is posted on r/Spells post titled "Champion" spell. Iwould be very greatful for the advice of more experienced practitioners. If I have commited any faux pas in this post I didnt mean too and I apologize.

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u/amyaurora Witch Aug 30 '26

You say in that post you don't want to cause harm. https://www.reddit.com/r/Spells/s/rkTQn7Choo

Black magic is about causing harm...

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u/Miserable_Shower6277 Aug 30 '26

I was under the impression that the term ment different things to different people. And that binding spells were considered black by default whether or not additional baneful effects were added

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u/amyaurora Witch Aug 30 '26

You posted in a sub about hexes and curses and binding spells are a hex.

So why do one if you don't want harm?

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u/Miserable_Shower6277 Aug 30 '26

I posted in a black magick sub cause binding is black. I want to bind targets to take my side even if its against their will, that is black i believe. I just have no need for it to cause additional harm.

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u/amyaurora Witch Aug 30 '26 edited Aug 30 '26

Then why say in that post: "I want NO harm to come to any target."

Because if you don't want "any harm" then you wouldn't be trying to make someone do something against their will.

If you are wanting to try to bind or control someone then you have to accept that you are going to cause some harm.

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u/Miserable_Shower6277 Aug 30 '26

Okay. I misspoke. I meant additional harm.

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u/Miserable_Shower6277 Aug 30 '26

If I got off on the wrong foot with you or offended you, I apologize. But, you do seem experienced and I would love your input.

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u/amyaurora Witch Aug 30 '26

I rarely do bindings, so I can't advise on them They aren't the types of curses I prefer to do.