I’m glad you brought up the whole “money” situation as pertaining to the Craft. I don’t believe anyone should charge money for casting spells for someone else as I feel that it is highly unethical to do so. Recently, a friend of mine, who is a newcommer to the Craft asked me about whether or not should she join one of the online “witch schools”, or pay someone to give her “lessons” in the Craft. I told her that between the Internet and books, you can find out anything you want pertaining to witchcraft, and that you don’t have to “pay” someone to learn. I have amassed 3 binders full of information just from the internet alone. If you take the time to research on the net, you will be awarded a wealth of information as a result. And then there are people like you, Rose, who have a sincere interest to teach others our Path, without the extrordinary expense that others will charge simply for information. As for covens charging money, that’s another big no-no, unless there is a justifiable reason for doing so. For example, the coven that I’m putting together, I have suggested that we all pay $10 a month as a due, and the money will be used for purchasing robes, tools, books, workshops, charities, food and drink for festivites etc. Each member of the coven will vote on where the money should be spent, and everyone is in agreement about the monthly fee, as $10 is affordable to everyone, and is not an expense that reaps nothing in return. I say to anyone new to witchcraft, beware the of “witch schools”, internet spellcasters, online tarot/runes readers, and anyone willing to give you “lessons” for payment. This is not a route you want to go, as these people are out for profit and have no interest in your spiritual development!!!:evil:

Love and Light!

Danielle