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If you're the victim of gossip, try this spell. It's based in old-time Appalachian folk magic. Knives, scissors, and axes were once used to "cut" pain, curses, or gossip. You'll need a pair of scissors and one piece of gray yarn about a foot long. Hold the yarn as you concentrate on the gossip. Then say: Words dark as night, Scatter and take flight. Words that cut like a knife, Go, so only truth will see the light! Now cut the yarn in half and throw it in the trash. ...
If you feel you're the subject of a curse, this spell may help. You'll need a beverage glass, one teaspoon of salt, about one cup of water, a plain white sheet of paper, and a blue ink pen. First, mix the salt and the water in the glass. Stir until the salt dissolves. Set aside. On the paper, write why you believe you're cursed—a string of bad luck, etc. If you think you know who cursed you, write their name. You are not going to curse them! This is not a revenge spell. However, you may ...
Apples are a traditional Ozark container for magically removing all different kinds of illnesses and hexes. These would have been readily available in most hillfolk cabins alongside another favored container, the potato. You will need: An apple, any variety A shovel or spade This ritual begins with an apple. It can be any variety, but it needs to be whole. Rub the apple over your entire body, starting at the top of your head and ending on the soles of your feet. You need only touch the ...
Utilizing the protective qualities of Scorpio and Mars, this oil protects against all who might try to harm you magically. It's especially good against works of illusion or glamouring, as well as influences from the dead. You will need: Olive oil (or your preferred carrier oil) A bowl A sewing needle (unused), or you can use a long thorn, like those from the honey locust tree (Gleditsia triacanthos) or certain cacti Basil essential oil A bottle or canning jar Pour the olive oil into ...
