We read about prophets in religious scriptures, seemingly guided to speak words from a higher power. Who are these kinds of people? What makes them think God can talk to them? Though I have read several prophetic writings, I have never found a story of the development of a prophet. A contributing reason for this may be the fact that most prophets are false and don't have much to back up their claim of identity.  
So I decided to come forward and share my own story.    

Thank you for joining me on my journey from aspiring to be perfect to aspiring to be real.   

In this episode, I continue with my journey of seeking God in religions, and speak on my discoveries of the true and misunderstood nature of witchcraft, magic, spells, and the occult. Playing with magic is playing with fire, and many people who dabble in these things have no business tapping in to something very powerful and potentially very damaging to themselves. However, the things of this nature will continue to be misunderstood and feared until misconceptions are corrected.

References

G, Bev. "Are You a Witch? Telltale Signs and Characteristics to Look For" Exemplore. https://exemplore.com/wicca-witchcraft/Are-You-a-Witch-Signs-and-Characteristics-of-a-Witch

NET Bible. "Witchcraft." http://classic.net.bible.org/dictionary.php?word=Witchcraft

"Occultation." https://www.dictionary.com/browse/occultation

Online Etymology Dictionary. "Magi." https://www.etymonline.com/word/magi

Online Etymology Dictionary. "Warlock." https://www.etymonline.com/word/warlock

Grossman, Pam. "What is a Witch?" Sabbat Magazine. https://www.sabatmagazine.com/witch

Webster, Noah. "Witch" Webster's 1913 Dictionary. https://www.webster-dictionary.org/definition/witchcraft

"Witchcraft" https://www2.kenyon.edu/projects/margin/witch.htm