Before You Hire a Spellcaster

This is a straightforward reference page—written so you can make a clean decision without getting pushed around. This space includes real practitioners and aggressive scammers, and the difference usually shows up in two places: promises and pressure.

What Legitimate Spellcasters Do Not Promise

A legitimate practitioner will not:

• Guarantee specific outcomes or results
• Promise instant changes or fixed timelines
• Claim certainty over another person’s free will
• Pressure you to act quickly or escalate spending
• Use fear tactics (threats, curses, “urgent danger,” etc.)

If you encounter any of the above, treat it as a meaningful warning sign.

What Ethical Spellwork Actually Involves

Ethical spellwork focuses on intention, clarity, personal agency, and energetic alignment. It is not a replacement for medical, legal, or psychological care, and it is not meant to override another person’s autonomy.

Results, when they occur, are personal and subjective—never guaranteed. A real practitioner will keep expectations honest, not inflated.

Who Spellwork Is Not a Fit For

Spellwork may not be appropriate if:

• You are looking for guaranteed outcomes
• You want another person’s free will overridden
• You feel pressured, fearful, or desperate to “act right now”
• You are being pushed into spellwork by someone else

A responsible practitioner will respect your ability to decide for yourself.

Privacy, Boundaries, and Discretion

Ethical practitioners value discretion, confidentiality, clear communication, and healthy boundaries. You should never feel dependent on a practitioner—and you should always feel free to pause or step away without pressure.

A Final Note

You don’t need a perfect decision. You need a steady one. If urgency is removed and something still feels clear, respectful, and grounded—that matters.

— Lilly