Abracadabra magic

Learn the true meaning of Abracadabra, an ancient Hebrew spell that means "I create what I speak." See how you can apply this magic in your everyday life.

How to use Abracadabra. What it means and where it comes from.

Abracadabra isn’t just something hokey magicians say at kid’s birthday parties. It’s a genuine incantation to ward off malaria and other ailments, and was used in protection talismans.

Part one - The Power of Words Nicola McDonagh Image from Pinterest Ever since mankind created language, words have been used to manipulate, enlighten and confuse. So it is little wonder that words should also prove to be powerful weapons in the form of spells, hexes, and incantations. Even prayers and hymns having special supernatural powers as they are a way to grab the attention of a god, or gods. Most religions encourage these invocations to create a sense of spiritualization and ceremony…

Abracadabra

Victorian era amulet with Egyptian symbols and turquoise. Abracadabra: this word is of ancient origins. In a poem on occult medicine written by a pagan doctor in ancient Rome about 250 AD, to ward off fevers and sickness, the physician recommended the word abracadabra be written down in an inverted triangle. The word abracadabra comes from worship of the gnostic God, Abraxas. It literally means: The dead body, or corpse, of Abraxas.