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昨天做了个梦,梦里见到了一个“鬼”，它跟我长得一样，只是头发蓬乱，跟鸟窝似的....
梦里他告诉了我一个“秘密”：
“每个人心里那看不见且控制不了的部分都叫做“鬼”，每个人无意识做出的行为，都是由鬼的密语所引导的 。
每个人死后，也都会变成其他人生命中控制不了的部分，亦或者藏在抽屉中的密语....”
灵魂的飘渺，有时很显然地藏匿在普普通通的朝来夕往中。一首歌，一个念头，一句话，也总会飘飘然如灵魂般传入脑海。或问，何为灵魂？何谓“鬼”？答案或许并没有我们希望中的那样光怪陆离，亦或许，最普通的镜像下，才隐藏着最大的秘密。
正如一本书，本是一堆纸所组成，亦或者被解释为世界最小的粒子所组成，然而，那都不能算是它的灵魂。书的灵魂，是书中之所写，与人在诵读时之感触。
人又何尝不是如此，纵使剥皮去骨，体热淡漠散去，也无法找到灵魂半毫，灵魂永远是其活着的时候谱成的内容。
活着的人有内容，则必然有无法控制对“鬼”，鬼不可怕，怕的人是你。
而你怕的
却是自己.....

关于巫毒人偶的传说迷信十分多，而其仪式则广受争议。多数仪式均与报复、伤害、仇恨有关，但也有爱情、成功、幸运、健康、保护、祛邪相关的法术。巫毒人偶的用法在过去是只有少数术师才知悉且受保护的秘密，但近年来已有许多书籍出版，揭开了这些人偶的神秘面纱，以及该如何使用它们来行魔法的用途。
无论何种材质的人偶——纸、蜡、布、稻草——功效都是相等同的。各种颜色的人偶对相信颜色具有力量的人来说，也可以达到不同的功用，例如红色用于爱情，黑色用于仇恨，绿色用于金钱，黄色用于保护或祛除危险及邪恶，粉红带来朋友、或获取力量来达成一特殊目的等等（补充：另一种说法是黑色用于诅咒，绿色用于金钱、幸运、赌运，粉红用于爱和性，红色用于成功、魅力、快乐，白色用于健康和治疗，黄色用于祛邪和友谊）人偶通常是象征，是魔法师灌注了意志力量在法术里，为其意向带来了驱力。当施法者买下人偶时，他会将一些与施法对象有关的物品加进人偶校?黾悠淠?浴＠?缣?隙苑降南嗥??枚苑揭挛锏牟计??∪伺迹?蛟诓贾迫伺忌细罘烊?攵苑降耐贩⒒蛑讣祝?鹊取?/P>
一般而言，施法者要用红绳紧勒缠绕人偶，一边重复喊出咒语，然后用针或钉刺入人偶（的肝脏部位）。如此则施法完毕。

吸引金钱或类似物的咒语如下：
金来吧，银来吧
带来烫手或冰冷的钱币给我，
我需要钱，现在就要
让它快快来，别问我怎幺得到
吸引爱情的咒语如下：
我看见爱，我希望爱
我握着爱在右手心，
渡海越过大地而来，
我握着爱在左手心
诅咒敌人的咒语：
（人名），（人名）
我愿你跌入冒烟的炖锅，
我愿黑蛇咬住你的后脚跟，
跪地时又被黄蜂螫到，
夜晚则被臭虫饱食，
全盘皆错，无事对劲
保护的咒语，已有数百年历史：
护我整夜平安，
当电光滚滚雷声大作，
让我平静，佑我勇气，
当电光大作雷声滚滚，
来自晚祷之光令我安心
感觉受黑暗力量笼罩时的咒语
走开，邪恶，与汝一同离去
别再污染我的屋所
来吧，基督（补充：不信基督教的还是以别的代替），我们欢迎您
快快进来，把门关闭

魔法长袍的制作
A traditional Wizard’s“Ankh” robe is very easy to make. Colors are associated with the Wizard’s Path (see “Color-Coded Wizardry” in 1.III, “Foundations of Magick”), and also with one’s grade. Apprentices traditionally wear white robes; Journeymen wear robes of their path color; and Adepts wear pretty much anything they fancy, including robes with stars and astrological symbols. So you should make your first robe of white fabric. Then you can wear your colored tabard over it that you made earlier. Although I prefer the basic design I am describing here, Simplicity pattern #5840-A,B also has two somewhat different open-front robe designs, for male and female. And Simplicity 9887-A,B is quite spectacular!The length should be twice the distance from your shoulder to the ground. As with the tunic,foild the material in half from end to end, and then again from side to side so you will have a quarter up.Mark an armpit point (A) about a foot down from the top fold, and far enough out from the centerfold to fit comfortably over your chest. (This is important!The main mistake people make on robes is failure to allow adequate chest space.) Inhale and measure your chest at its widest point, add 10% comfort room, and divide by 4 to give the distance out from the centerline to point (A). Then mark a line (A-B) from that point to the bottom outside corner (B) and another line (A-C) to the middle (C) of the outside edge. Then round off these lines and the armpit angle (A), and add at least an inch for the seam. If you are very large, the amount cut away here can be reduced proportionately;see lines 1-3 in diagram. Pin and cut out along the lines, and sew up the cut edges (I like to also sew halfway up the outside of the pointed “butterfly”sleeves for pockets).As with the tunic, the neck-hole is a simple “T”cut along the top fold, with the vertical cut in front.The horizontal cut should total 8” across, but the vertical cut is up to you (how much of your chest do you want to expose?). You might make it short at first, as you can always cut it deeper after you try it on; but you can’t make it shorter again! The hood is made out of two of the leftover pieces cut out earlier. These are then cut square across the bottom at 9”. The back can be rounded, as I show here, or pointed if you cut along line 4 (a very popular design). The crucial dimension is that the neck of the hood must match the horizontal cut of the neckhole in the robe, to which it will be attached; so each piece must be 9” across the bottom.After you sew the hood and robe together, fold back and hem all your edges (put it on, belt with a cord, and have someone pin up the bottom to ankle length). Arms outspread, the completed robe with hood will form an “Ankh.” Trim may be attached at the ends of the sleeves, around the front of the hood,or around the bottom of the robe; and leftover materials may be used to add outside panels, pockets, etc

魔法史中的特例，撒旦主义