Take a picture or if you do not have a picture, a piece of paper and write their name on it. Place it between the palms of your hands like you are praying. Close your eyes and visualize this person or just 'think' them into the paper. Place it in a freezer bag with some water. Chant their name and the intention that they be frozen or bound and that they may be led away and repelled from you.
Place it in the freezer until it is resolved.
CAUTION: Under no circumstance should medical care be foregone and replaced with a spell. Consult your physician and follow their recommendations.
The following is a practice from my home. The phrase "Vai via sporcizia, torna da dove sei venuta!" is very dear to my heart. I can still see my Zia waving her right arm shooing away dirt and evil spirits. ~Rue
Supplies: Bucket, mop, broom, water, vinegar, sea-salt, bar of pure white soap (i.e. Ivory)
Here's one of my favorites. It often works, and FAST!
When your guest is looking away or has gone to use 'the facilities'
"Where your pleasure is, there is your treasure: where your treasure, there
your heart; where your heart, there your happiness." Saint Augustine
I've finally had a moment to sit down and share with you all this spell that is like most of the spells in the "spells & rituals" category, a Rue Original. Others and myself have had success with this method. Remember to cast this spell on a New Moon.
On a slip of paper write the following:
This outstanding spell was given to me by Kris, an Italian-Canadian Wiccan in order to help rid me of an abusive situtation. It is swift and effective.
So you told your room mate/girl/boyfriend/lover/partner/husband that it's over and they still don't get the
message? Tried, tested, true...
This is not a traditional Italian-American thing. This spell was given to me by a dear friend who practices neo-pagan witchcraft. It worked like... magic, lol, when I was desperate, which is why I share it with you here. ~Rue
You may be wondering what the article below has to do with stregoneria? Read on. ~Rue
RED IS FOR LIFE
An Enquiry into the Taboos Surrounding Woman's Cycle
"Spiritual, consecrated, wonderful, incomprehensible; said also of women at the menstrual period". This is an American Indian definition of tabu, itself a word derived from the Polynesian, and the basic form of the more common English spelling, taboo. And its original form? Robert Briffault suggests it is closely allied to tupua, which means menstruation. Further, another Polynesian word, atus, also applied to menstruation, translated to mean God, and certainly refers to all spirits and supernatural phenomena.
LE STREGHE
La leggenda delle streghe di Benevento risale al lontano VII secolo d.C. quando, all'epoca del duca Romualdo, i Longobardi adoravano una vipera d'oro e celebravano degli strani rituali intorno ad un albero di noce che, secondo la leggenda e, addirittura, le testimonianze di alcune streghe, era sempre verde e sorgeva in un luogo detto "ripa delle janare", lungo il fiume Sabato.
by Sabina Magliocco
California State University, Northridge
The author wishes to thank Ronald Hutton and Chas S. Clifton for their helpful critiques of an earlier draft of this work.
Celebrating 20 Years of seamlessly blending the Sacred and the Profane.
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