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Back in the day, when people (most likely women) were the dishwashers, traditional Hoodoo spells like this were done more often than in the present day, now that we have dishwashers. For this ritual you will need some dishwater. I suggest washing your sculpted gods and goddesses or objects from your altar. This way you are using the dishwater to remove dust, which has magickal essence of its own, rather than food from dishes. Add a quarter cup vinegar and some dish soap to the water in the sink ...
This spell will help you get rid of or release an issue in your life. You will need a small twig. Take a walk as you think of this issue. As you walk, watch for a twig lying on the ground. (Please don't cut one from a tree or shrub.) When you find one that appeals to you, take it home and place it on your altar. Hold the twig and project your feelings about your issue into it. Really feel the twig. Feel its bark, its contours, etc. When you feel at peace (this could take a few days), you'll ...
The moon is currently waning, perfect for a releasing spell. With the New Year, Kwanzaa, Yule, and Christmas just past, early January is the perfect time for this spell. You will need a recyclable bag or cardboard box. Step 1: Gratitude for gifts. Say: Change is constant, I believe and see. So much goodness flows to me. Let your mind inventory the wonderful gifts you have received. Step 2: Embrace balance. Say: As I have received, I also give. In spiritual balance I choose to live. Step ...
This traditional home ward is created by families around the turn of the new year. You will need: Dirt from the home or land you wish to bless and protect A pint-size glass canning jar with a lid A silver item: coin, ring, necklace, chain, etc. (can be plated, but must be real silver) A piece of white paper, 4 inches square A black pen or marker Gather together everyone who lives in the home or on the land you're blessing and protecting. This can be your family, roommates, or even ...
