Cat’s Rants: Confessions of an Occult Mastermind

Hi Occulties,

Special thanks to a long-time reader who asked if I’m “finally out of [my] really-depressed angry phase” because my writing was “kind of crappy.” That actually cracked me up, and I appreciate the (very-astute) criticism. I’d like to think I am…but it was a long “phase” (I was genuinely traumatized by a lot of genuinely traumatic things, living through some life-changing stuffs, and I don’t get sad I get mad,) and I am cleaning up the archives over the next few months (no short task,) so I hope to be less “crappy” in attitude, and with less “crappy” archives showing off my displeasure of living through a very crappy year or two, haha. I appreciate the candor, though. Yes, I also see that in some of my writing, and I’ll be cleaning it up, I promise. Plus, I’ve been a public figure for 22 years, and you can definitely go back to times in this blog where I’m all sunshine and happiness in the meanwhile. 😉

Moving on, today I’d like to discuss something very quickly – it’s basically about money spellwork vs gambling spellwork, and why I am not a billionaire by playing Powerball.

In fact, please do not ever trust any online spellcaster who promises lottery winnings. If the odds of winning are as bad as they are (and they are terrible) you should never ever expect a spell to make the odds favorable enough for you to risk your last bits of money on Powerball or MegaMillions or any large lottery in your state or country.

That said, I don’t discourage you from playing the lottery, so long as you are not causing yourself financial distress by so doing. I buy a few tickets every time the jackpot gets big enough, because I figure I’ve led a lifestyle where the odds of certain things happening to me were probably as low as the odds of winning Powerball, and yet these things did actually happen, so there’s certainly the possibility that I will one day be “cursed” (I’ve heard it can be more damaging than good for you,) with multimillions of dollars or even a billion dollars.

But when we cast money spells, we generally are not casting GAMBLING SPELLS, and lottery (including scratch tickets,) are not going to be affected for the most part if you cast a money drawing spell.

I understand we all want EASY MONEY. And you are not without magical means to gather it…it’s just that you will want a GAMBLING SPELL, and you will want to likely play something with a little skill involved if possible to gather the greatest amount of money. If you’re planning a trip to the casino, gambling spellwork makes wins at the blackjack table a lot more likely. It may even improve your odds on things with less than awesome odds, like the slot machines.

BUT…not everyone lives near a casino, nor is everyone interested in spending time in one. Can this type of spellwork be used on lottery? Of course, but you will want to focus on scratch tickets, and even then….the jackpot prize on these tickets may remain elusive. This is why I strongly caution you against any spellcaster who claims they can get you large winnings playing the lottery – because even if you have a 1 in 4 (the most common win ratio on scratch off tickets in the USA) chance of winning, that is for winning ANY prize. I have bought a $20 scratch-off ticket and won $5! That’s not even technically a win! (I wasn’t using spellwork, it’s just a memory that still ticks me off years later, haha.)

So, how do we approach gambling spellwork for the win?

*Try to limit yourself to games of skill where possible. Games like slot machines are less likely to pay out. You want the best odds of a win if you were not using spellwork (because gambling spellwork improves your odds of winning.)

*If playing lottery, restrict yourself to scratch tickets.

*Do not expect large jackpot prizes with incredibly low odds of winning a large sum (be prepared to take home smaller prizes) – with gambling, you rarely will even triple your bet, so if you MUST play lottery, play scratch tickets and do not expect a jackpot.

*If you choose to bet on horses or sports games, gambling spellwork can be…meh. Unfortunately in those scenarios, I find that betting on the skills of others (not your own skills) has only so-so results. I would stick to playing games of skill.

Already downtrodden? Yeah, so historically, we see Hoodoo used most often for playing the “numbers game” (pick 4 and pick 3 of today, which was not a huge jackpot ever, really,) and for games like blackjack and poker. I’ve no doubt it was used also for Bingo and raffles and so forth…even craps (dice) and all sorts of other games which had an element of chance as well as often skill, but the stories I know with the most successful drawing of money in a gambling scenario are often small payout games of luck (which often disappoint as they are too often a few double or triple the cost of the ticket payouts,) or if used before someone goes to the casino they do tend to bring in a bit of money, especially with card games.

We do have professional poker players in this day and age, but 150 years ago, we had even more. Gambling was a big deal, and rootworkers of the day did make us many many gambling spells and charms which are performed and made today – but this isn’t as popular as a profession as it once was. Today, most average folks benefit from money-drawing work (not gambling work) and very rarely actually gamble.

Money drawing work is often far more satisfactory when it comes to needing money in large amounts and in a more steady and reliable manner. It may manifest as a higher paying job, a raise, your buddy paying back that debt he or she owes, etc – but DO NOT waste your time on gambling and expecting better outcomes so doing if you used money-drawing work. They are negligibly related. And do not use gambling work if you’re shooting for a one in 356 trillion chance of winning that jackpot and nothing else will do. a 75 in 356 trillion chance is upping your odds way up, while still being absolutely terrible. 😉

Alright, let’s try to get a gambling spell up for you. I think that’s enough lectures for one day, ha ha. Contact me if you need me. 🙂

~Cat

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