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and MASTERYSpelling and format editing has occurred within these posts; some email addresses may be out of date. These posts are copyright by their respective authors as noted, and all rights are reserved. In other words, the contributions of these authors are not to be mirrored to other web sites or copied into print without the express permission of each individual author. ------------------------------------------ BANISHING UNWANTED ELEMENTS FROM YOUR LIFE TO BRING IN NEW SUCCESSES 1) Do this when the moon is wanning, or if you want it gone *now* do it on the dark of the moon. 2) Use an object to a focus of what you wish to banish, and destroy the object in the ritual (ripping and chewing it to bits works well for some folks, burning it works for others). 3) Try some Datura leaves in incense as you work; it is great for banishings. Asafoedita herb also works, but it will also likely banish *you* (it smells incredibly vile and induces nausea in most folks). Hope this helps. Example: I was having trouble finding romance, so a did a ritual where I took a piece of black cord, and symbolically made it the focus for all the forces, internal and external, which were keeping me from finding romance. I annointed it with my blood, saliva and semen. I then ripped and chewed the cord to bits, and burned the remains. I summoned up all of my anger about my lack of romance and focused it into the ritual. The ritual worked, a bit *too* well at first, but it worked. © 1998 (Heron) jsnead@netcom.com ------------------------------------------ IN ORDER TO FIND A GOOD JOB (AN OFFERING TO OGUN) [I've translated this Santerian spell from a Hispanic pulp publication titled "Presagio", by Carlos Canet. There is no clear publication date but "#172 & 173" of Year 9 were published in 2000. Please note: the language may seem a bit stilted and awkward, and sometimes the instructions are somewhat incomplete, but I have translated them verbatim from the Spanish, keeping the sense as much as possible. -- VoDuWoman] You will need: an old tool, broken in use, green and black ribbons, half a pound of fried pork and half a pound of raw pork smeared with red palm oil, three small bottles of gin or brandy, the powders "For Me" and "10 Powers." Sprinkle the tool with the powders and wrap it with the ribbons, first one then the other afterwards, write on parchment paper with pencil the job that you desire and use it to wrap up the meats, take the tool and the packet with the meats to the railroad line and deposit it there, empty the three little bottles of gin or brandy at the same place and request your desire. © 2000 Carlos Canet, "Pesagio" Translated by Debbe Evins (voduwoman@aol.com) ------------------------------------------ SUCCESS ON STAGE joseph K wrote: > Is there a spell that could help you perform well during > a stage production? > thanx. This is not a question we hear often! I recommend a Crown of Success type spell -- that is, one that will increase your personal performance skills and enhance your reputation among those who might judge you. Success spells come in all manner of styles, and may include ritual bathing, the use of anointing oils, the burning of incense, and dressing oneself with sachet powders. Here is A VERY SIMPLE, STRIPPED DOWN CROWN OF SUCCESS CANDLE SPELL A minimalist version of the typical Crown of Success spell requires merely a yellow offertory candle, a candle holder, a packet of Crown of Success Incense, and a bottle of Crown of Success Oil. Using a needle, pin, or small pocket knife, carve the word "SUCCESS on the candle 9 times in a continuous spiral, like the stripes on a barber pole. Dress the candle with Crown of Success oil. Make up a cone of the Crown of Success incense. Before you are due to go to the performance venue, light the candle and hold it aloft in your hand, facing East and saying, "May all my works be crowned with success." Next light the incense, again saying, "May all my works be crowned with success." Finally, dip your finger in the oil and then anoint your forehead and the crown of your head with one upward sweep of Crown of Success oil, saying, "May [insert specific details, e.g. 'my performance on stage tonight'] be crowned with success." Let the candle burn down intil one entire "SUCCESS" word is consumed, then pinch it out (do not blow it out) and go to the venue to perform. Repeat each night for 9 nights until the candle is finished. If the performance runs for a long time, you may get another candle and continue this spell each night. After working and completing the spell to your satisfaction, you may also continue to dress the crown of your head with a drop of Crown of Success oil every day, saying the same prayer each time: "May all my works be crowned with success." ------------------------------------------ A SIMPLE CROWN OF SUCCESS MOJO BAG For more self-assurance on the job or at school, prepare yourself a Crown of Success mojo bag. There are many herbal, mineral, and zoological curios that can be included, but i give you here 5 basic items relevant to most situations. Use a red or yellow flannel mojo bag. If you can get a gold-coloured metal crown chram, sew it on the outside of the bag. Inside the bag place * a John the Conqueror root (for commanding power), * a pinch of Five Finger Grass (for success in alll that you do and so that people will grant you favours), * a pinch of Deer's Tongue leaves (for eloquence in speech) * a pinch of Crown of Success Sachet Powder * your specific wish for success, written on a piece of brown paper, as follows: Tear a piece of brown paper from a bag so that no side is machine-cut, and all four sides are neatly even. Write your specific wish for success on the job or at school on the paper, then turn the paper sideways and cross and cover the wish with your own name, written 9 times. Dress the paper with Crown of Success Oil at the four corners and fold it toward you to draw the wish in. Turn it sideways and fold it in toward you again, and then place it in the bag, saying as you do so, "May all my works be crowned with success." Perform the candle spell given above for the person who asked for success in a stage performance. Fix this bag up on the first night of candle-burning, after you light the candle and incense, but before you anoint yourself. After preparing it, pass it through the incense smoke and candle flame, and dress it with Crown of Success Oil. Carry the mojo bag on your person where no one can see or touch it. If your work or school clothes (or stage costume) are such that you cannot carry a mojo bag, then at least prepare the brown paper as described and wear it folded up in your right shoe. After completing the mojo to your satisfaction, you may also continue to dress the crown of your head with a drop of Crown of Success oil every day, saying the same prayer each time: "May all my works be crowned with success." By the way, if you are a musician rather than an actor, i recommend the mojo hand combination called "The Blues Boy Special." It contains many items mentioned in blues lyrics and it can be worn about the person or secreted in a guitar case. MORE DETAILED INFORMATION If you are unfamiliar with any of the above items, more information can be found on the following web pages: an introduction to African-American hoodoo magic https://www.luckymojo.com/hoodoo.html using anointing and dressing oils in the hoodoo tradition https://www.luckymojo.com/oils.html using incense in the hoodoo tradition https://www.luckymojo.com/incense.html using bath crystals and floor washes in the hoodoo tradition https://www.luckymojo.com/baths.html using sachet powders in the hoodoo tradition https://www.luckymojo.com/powders.html candle burning in the hoodoo tradition https://www.luckymojo.com/candlemagic.html mojo bags and conjure hands in the hoodoo tradition https://www.luckymojo.com/mojo.html Crown of Success spiritual supplies https://www.luckymojo.com/crownofsuccess.html Good luck, © 1998 cat yronwode (cat@luckymojo.com) Free Spells Archive ------------ https://www.luckymojo.com/spells.html Lucky W Amulet Archive --------- https://www.luckymojo.com/luckyw.html
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