White Magick

Of course. There is plenty you can do to help but most importantly stay positive and focus that energy on them. Chaos magic and energy projection do more then people give them credit. Crystal healing can also be effective with regular cleanses. We write about crystal cleansing on thegoodspellbook.com under our spirituality and crystal sections. Make sure the person has the crystals with them or on them during the healing process. You can reference the chakras depending on their injuries and place them accordingly. It is a little difficult without knowing the scale and nature of the wounds but I might suggest sulpher, malachite, blue kyanite, chrysocolla, or tourmalime? Herbal remedies can also help, no potions needed, just effective ingredients. Any herbal healing book can help you assess a good choice for their particular ailments, whatever they may be. As for rituals, there are many out there but their ability to work lies with the person casting the spell. By preforming any ritual, written or devised by yourself, you are using chaos magic and energy projection to reinforce your desires, thereby increasing their chances for manifestation. In short, your focus on your friend must be 110%. Good luck and my thoughts go out to your friend.

Of course! In terms of stories I think Practical Magic and Witches of Eastwick are both classics but if you were looking for something more educational The Unspell Book by Mya Om is another option. The White Magic Book by John Le Breton is also a great choice and starter book on the craft.

I could definitely ask around and we could make this post a priority of ours this month. I'll see if I can find any answers regarding that particular reaction to OBE's. That does seem like a stress related incident though. From what it sounds like you seem to have some control over your OBE's, where as all of mine took me off guard and were just generally unnerving. They can be very draining though, as you mentioned so I'd be carefully about experimenting with OBE's too much. Give your body a break. I think that the whole sensation of being outside of yourself is a strain on your body and your mind.