Job protection spell

Materials: 3-pointed crystal, a white dish.

Instructions:
Take a three-pronged crystal, wash it very well under running water, rubbing coarse salt in it, then put it to dry in the sunlight, inside a white dish. At the end of the day, before the sun goes down, take it and leave it under your pillow. The next day, when you get up, take it with you to work and place it on your desk or workplace. You will see how the crystal had attracted positive energies to your work environment.


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Three Churches Spell

This portuguese  religious magic is very old and is associated with a ritual that symbolically reinforces your faith and your psyche, in addition to invoking divine protection.
To get rid of evil eyes and curses.

On a Monday, go to a church and say an Our Father and Hail Mary. Light one on the altar and let it burn, making a request to the saints that with the burning candle, they burn their misfortune. Then, go to another church and repeat everything, only praying two Our Father and two Avé Marias, lighting two candles. Finally, go to a third church, repeat the ritual, saying three Our Father and three Avé Marias, lighting three candles.



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Sachet for good Luck

Materials: 
3 red rose petals, 3 coins, 3 rue leaves. White tissue.

Instructions:
On a full moon Friday, as soon as the moon rises, take three petals of a red rose, three coins of the same value and three leaves of rue. Put everything in the palm of your right hand and go to the moon with the following request:

"Full moon, Nnamará, which is shining in the sky, I ask you more luck in love, please, in finances, in health, in hope, in virtue. Look at me, Nnamará, don't let me beg, in your power I trust, in my luck I get tired. May my cup overflow and the dream never wake up! "

After ordering, let the rose petals and rue leaves dry for seven days. Make a sachet with a white silk fabric (patuá) and put everything inside it. Always carry the sachet with you.

Translated from Brazilian magick.

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Fig Tree spell

Plant a fig tree (Ficus carica). For each branch that grows, name it with a specific type of luck that you want to manifest. Take good care of this tree and always be the first to eat the first fig that ripens each year.


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Money spell

Materials: 
Red fabric sachet (patuá), 7 coins, vase, plants, 7 grains of corn, one red pepper.

Instructions:
Bury seven coins of any value in a garden or in a pot with several plants, along with seven grains of corn. Dry and remove the seeds of a red hot pepper. Put them in a red sachet, along with three copper or bronze coins. Always take this amulet (patuá) with you.


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To ward off Bad Luck

Materials: 
Coconut soap, a piece of fabric from your clothes, coarse salt. Red towel/fabric.

Instructions:
Take a bar of coconut soap and a piece of fabric from your old clothes. With a knife, cut pieces of the soap in order to mold it into a human figure that represents you. Sew a small outfit with the fabric of your garment, in order to "dress" the soap doll.

Take a shower, lather the top of your head with this soap and let the foam run through your body. When the bath is finished, rinse by pouring three glasses of water with coarse salt on top of the head. Let the water in the shower fall on you for a while longer, then dry yourself on a red towel.
Take what remains of the soap, "dressed" with the clothes you made, and throw it in a river current or in the sea.


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Gypsy love Potion

Ingredients:
A handful of Rosemary leaves, a pot/cauldron, water, fire or stove,
Something to stir with, 2 teaspoons of Cinnamon, strainer, container.

Instructions:
Take the pot and fill it half way to the top with water. Put the pot on the fire or stove burner. Drop a palmfull of Rosemary leaves in the water. Drop 2 teaspoons of ground Cinnamon in the water. Gently stir while chanting atleast three times

" A handful of Rosemary leaves
For he/she loves me,
A little Cinnamon for spice
For he/she will always be nice."

In about ten minutes: Take the strainer and strain the water into a bowl. Take the water from the bowl and put it In the container. Now sprinkle the mixture on the desired persons food or drizzle into the persons drink, it's just water with a scent of jasmine and cinnamon, it doesn't hurt.


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Attraction spell

Materials:
An orange candle, marjoram essential oil, metal safe dish, honey, a picture of your intended.

Instructions:
Cast your circle in the usual manner.
Then place the picture of your intended in the dish, cover the photo with some honey, dress (anoint) the candle with the oil and put the candle over the picture.

Light the candle saying:

“By the four posts of my bed
I turn your head,
I turn your head.
By my loins and by my thighs
I draw your eyes,
I draw your eyes."

With marjoram oil, say:

"I make you think of me as I think of you.
I cause you to look at me,
I cause you to look at me
I make you enchanted by what you see.”

Let the candle burn out but use the oil as a perfume until the spell works. You may also draw a trail to you either by touching points (rubbing the oil) on the actual route from your intended’s home to yours, leaving a little to anoint your doorstep.


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John the Conqueror

In Venezuelan spiritism, the court of Don Juans (Johns) is composed of several entities. There is Don Juan of money, of conquest, of light, of paths and others. This prayer is to make a person fall in love. Don Juan conqueror.

«In the name of God, I invoke you, a spirit of dominance, a restless spirit, a spirit of despair, a spirit of don Juan of conqueror, a spirit of love, a spirit of don Juan of the paths, a spirit of Saint John of mines, a spirit of Saint John of the roads , spirit of the four winds, paths and places, spirit of charm, spirit of Saint Martha and Saint Helena, spirit of Horta, spirit of Saint Agnes, spirit of Maria of head, beneficial spirit, I invite you all to help me dominate the five senses, thoughts, judgment, living spirit and will to (say the name of the person to be conquered).

I offer this spell to the holy guardian angel of (person's name).
On the holy day, he was baptized on the day he was born (person's name), the day he was baptized and the day he was to die.

What I am conjuring up (candle or tobacco) is the living spirit body sexual mind member head feet and hands thinking, judgment and will of (person's name). Grant me spirits of the domain that (person's name) I cannot be, nor live in peace, that It cannot eat, sleep, drink or walk without thinking about myself (person's name).
You have to stay at my feet and find yourself lost in love and desire, regretful and humble, flattering me with kisses and caresses, crawling at my feet, pleading and meekly being dedicated to me and calling my name.

With two I see you and with three I tie you up, I break your heart, Christ give me peace. Come (person's name) dominated in the body, thought and will, he/she can no longer look at anyone but me, his/her love and affection are only for my presence.
My appearance is attractive to you, my voice is suggestive, my eyes dominate you, they blind you and my will is yours, so be it, so be it,
Amen."

You can light a candle and leave a glass of rum as an offering.

Translated directly from a Venezuelan spell.

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Against fears and uncertainties

Materials:

A sachet (patuá) of blue fabric, coarse salt, the person's photo.

Indications:

Put coarse salt and the photo in the sachet (it can be yours, or someone who wants to help). Use around the neck, close to the body, for nine days. On the ninth day, leave the sachet buried under a tree.

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