Providing free magic services and tarot readings. Ask and its answered.

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I have started to provide free magic services on Tik Tok. I admit, I was not sure if I should do it or not, but I guess it helps to gain followers and also people who believe in magic will have it work for them.


Wish granting magic is such a specific form of magic.


I see so many "magic service providers" on Tik Tok, but most of them charge insane amounts of money per spell. I realized I can do it for free to gain followers and favor from Gods for spreading a belief in magic.


If you want to get a tarot reading, an answer to yes/no question about future, or simply some magic service, write below. Tho I must say that magic doesnt work for those who dont believe in it.

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#2 •••
@SatanLucy

Do you use the algorithm imbedded in Tik Tok?

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#3 •••
@Debby

I bet you'd like to see my Al Gore rhythm..

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#4 •••
@Debby

I gain about 100 followers per day. I dont know exactly what is tik tok's algorithm.

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#5 •••

Al Gore Dancing For Global Warming

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#6 •••

Up on mountain Olympus high

Where the clouds kiss the sky

Lightning bolts they crack and fly

Zeus you're the reason why


Your power shakes the ancient ground

Thunder rose the loudest sound

Ruler of gods, you are profound

In your storms, my heart is found


Zeus, oh Zeus


Light up my night,

Strike my soul with Olympus might

God of thunder,

Take my hand,

And walk with me in your lightning land


Golden crown

Electric glow

Winds of power

Let them blow

Through the chaos

Let it show

You're the spark

That makes me glow


Immortal King, your energy,

Charging up the world in me.

I'll ride the storm wild and free.

Zeus, your power is my symphony.

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#7 •••

You're ridiculous. Tiktok is the perfect place for you.

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#8 •••
@Polytheistwitch

I appreciate the compliments.

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#9 •••

Magic is dumb

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#10 •••
@SomeDebatePerson

Not if it is a part of Tik Tok.

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#11 •••
@Debby

Especially if it's a part of tiktok.

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#12 •••
@SomeDebatePerson
Magic is dumb



Science has proved that believing in something increases chances to make it happen. Magic is made from belief that something will happen.


So you could say not believing in magic is dumb. Also, depending on which philosophy you subsribe to, you can justify magic even further. If you believe mind creates reality, then not believing in magic would be retarded. Same if you believe in God, non-logic, spirits, matrix, or whatever.


But I can understand why magic wouldn't work for you. Magic is what you believe in. So if you dont believe, you are like muggle.




When belief helps (and how):

1. Influence on behavior (self-fulfilling prophecy)

  1. If you believe you'll succeed at something (a test, a race, a business), you're more likely to:
  2. Prepare harder
  3. Take more opportunities
  4. Stay resilient in the face of setbacks
  5. This can increase your actual chances of success.

2. Confidence improves performance

  1. In areas like sports, public speaking, or negotiations, belief can improve:
  2. Focus
  3. Composure
  4. Risk-taking
  5. Confidence is often key to peak performance.

3. Placebo effect (in health and psychology)

  1. In medicine and mental health, belief in a treatment can lead to real, measurable improvements — even if the treatment is fake. That’s the placebo effect.



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#13 •••
@Polytheistwitch
Especially if it's a part of tiktok


tik tok community is great. But I can understand why some people hate tik tok due to its sensitive content.

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#14 •••
@Polytheistwitch

The idea that "TikTok is magic" 

likely refers to its highly effective recommendation algorithm, which creates a personalized and addictive "push-not-pull" entertainment feed, and the ability of users to achieve instant virality. While the platform can feel magical due to its engaging content and instant gratification, this addictive quality contributes to issues like reduced attention spans, or "TikTok Brain". 

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#15 •••

When people use science to justify what they do. It’s nothing new

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#16 •••
@SomeDebatePerson

science is more accurate to justify what you do than religion.

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#17 •••
@Debby

Science, either defines accurately or it doesn't.


Such is the purpose of science.


Justification is the remit of the individual.


Or the excuse, perhaps.



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#18 •••
@SatanLucy

Tiktok is full of a bunch of idiots who have the time don't know what they're talking about. You have to sift through them to get to anybody that's decent. It has nothing to do with sensitive content.It has to do with people talking out of their butt. And you basically stated it, you're using it to take advantage of people.

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@Polytheistwitch

I didnt know providing magic services and ancient symbols counts as taking advantage of people. My magic I am certain can work for others as long as they believe it. I dont do harmful spells. I do spells for protection, love and wealth.

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#20 •••
@SatanLucy

That’s just what they want you to think.

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#21 •••
@SatanLucy

The existence of "good" magic depends on differing viewpoints

: some belief systems, like the Christian perspective, see all magic as forbidden and originating from a negative source, while others, particularly within Paganism and occult traditions, differentiate between benevolent "white magic" for helpful purposes and malicious "black magic" for harm. Many practitioners of white magic aim to use their abilities for healing, blessings, and other selfless acts, adhering to principles like "if it does no harm, do your own will". 

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#22 •••

All false.


When you say “good magic,” you only mean beneficial (to yourself).


When you say “bad magic,” you only mean harmful (to yourself).


Plus, sometimes they use “bad magic” and admit it’s bad. They don’t even know what good vs evil means. Who is the one who really is insane?

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#23 •••
@SomeDebatePerson
When you say “good magic,” you only mean beneficial (to yourself).


Good means wanted. And yes, people want wealth, magic can guide them if they strongly believe.

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#24 •••
@SatanLucy

No, magic as depicted in fantasy stories—with supernatural powers that defy the laws of nature—is not real. The "magic" you see performed by stage magicians is a skilled art form of illusion, misdirection, and showmanship, relying on techniques like sleight of hand, hidden props, and audience manipulation to create the appearance of the impossible

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@Debby

Magic and spells have observable effect on mind. So to claim something which doesnt exist has effect on mind is silly.

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#26 •••

So stupid. Doing anything has a mental affect on you. This is the reason why many modern philosophers recommend smoking and even say it has “health benefits” because it helps your mind. This is ridiculous.

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@SatanLucy

Yes, things that don't exist can influence the human mind through the 

placebo effectimagination, and the belief in abstract concepts like growth mindsets or ideals, which can have tangible effects on health, success, and overall well-being. For example, a sugar pill (a placebo) can alleviate pain because of the belief in its healing power, and believing in a growth mindset can improve a person's ability to learn and succeed. 

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#28 •••
@SomeDebatePerson
So stupid. Doing anything has a mental affect on you. This is the reason why many modern philosophers recommend smoking and even say it has “health benefits” because it helps your mind. This is ridiculous.


I appreciate your total concession that magic has effect on the mind. So yes, magic is real and its benefits are visible and observable, I completely agree with you!


Also, I wouldnt recommend smoking. You dont want to promote industry which sells cancer to kids. If you drink, you support underage drinking.

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#29 •••
@Debby
Yes, things that don't exist can influence the human mind through the 
placebo effectimagination, and the belief in abstract concepts


I appreciate your total concession that magic has effect on the mind.


So yes, not doing magic when it has clear health benefits and is free, in my expert opinion, is stupid and retarded.

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#30 •••
@SatanLucy

According to your post.

Not doing magic when you are free, in your opinion is stupid and retarded.

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