The musings of a Sorcerer

If you have worked with me before, chances are you may be aware that I do allow reservations for spellwork. Most of the time, it's either due to clients having a different degree of readiness, or in the case that they cannot presently afford the spellwork and choose not to go over a payment plan. This reservation system allowed clients to be confident that spell availability was there for them after a certain period of time. Anything exclusive or unavailable after a few rituals would be gone forever, and that itself would render the average client's chances to getting said spellwork incredibly slim. However, reserving these spells is a privilege. It's important for people to know that I'm pulling something off the "shelves" for them so that they can make the later commitment to get the spellwork done for them. This means that I'm taking away the chances from others to get spellwork, and these may also be individuals who are ready for it to get done for the

Ugh. Nothing drives me crazier than hearing people offer something as mad as an "initiation to the illuminati" on a public marketplace. Guys & Gals, I seriously recommend you do some homework when it comes to understanding what the "Illuminati" is. For some reason, there seems to be a lot of people who think that they're cunning or unique for searching out ways to join this organization. Some even resort to spellwork to join them. Which is silly. Last time I checked, you can't use spellwork to join a group. Also, last time I checked; I haven't found a single person who's become a member of said group through the help of spellwork. So what is this.. Illuminati? Settle down, folks. I'm not going to go all "tinfoil hat" on you. Let me tell you what they are first. The Illuminati is nothing more than a small, esoteric secret society that actually opposed superstition, as well as religion influencing over the public (aka they believe in

Greetings, and Happy New Year to all of you. I apologize for the long wait for another article, but due to this blog being updated on no schedule, I do post as I go, and I only write topics based on what usually comes to light in the journey of offering my services to the public. Now, whether you're a new client, or an old one. I'm asked every now and then about pricing of spellwork and vessels. I have lightly skimmed the topic on some of the past posts I've made on the blog, but I also feel it's good to fully-flesh out the topic, as I feel it's important that my clients know where the funds go. I usually get asked about the pricing, and how it tends to be labeled as something expensive, or pricey. And I understand that, it's not priced the same way as most sorcerers for hire do. First and foremost, take note that the pricing is done with extreme care, and proper planning, and is not just some random number being thrown around. This goes especially for th