These are spells where the spell maker
commands a particular thing to happen, but
without the co-operation of those involved.
Trying to make someone do something which
they do not want to do, or which goes against
their natural inclination, obviously requires a
great deal of power and energy and can
possibly misfire, causing the originator of the
spell a good deal of difficulty.
For this reason, it is wise to preface such
spells with words to signify that the outcome
will only be in accord with the greater good –
that is, that in the overall scheme of things no
one will be harmed in any way whatsoever.
This ensures that the intent behind the spell is
of the purest and that there is not any
maliciousness within the practitioner. It means
that an able and responsible practitioner must
choose their words carefully, even when they
are not casting a spell.
One type of bidding spell that is allowable is
when a curse or ‘hex’ is being removed. A hex
is a spell that ill-wishes someone and in many
cases binds the recipient in some way. A curse is
a spell with a much more generalized effect. To
remove such a negative spell, it is usual to turn
it around and send the malign energy back to
the person who summoned it in the first place.
You simply command the energy to return from
whence it came.
