“The older I get, the more I realize the value of privacy, of cultivating your circle and only letting certain people in. You can be open, honest, and real while still understanding not everyone deserves a seat at the table of your life.”
“Depression can take away your self confidence, but it doesn’t take away your kindness. Some of the greatest people I’ve ever met, struggle with depression; and every one of them would give you the shirt right off their back.”
Some witches feel like it’s morally wrong to curse people. And hey, that’s their right to feel that way. But what happens when you feel the urge to curse someone? What should you do? I got some alternatives for you…
Bless everyone around them - No seriously. You know that “Passive Aggressive Witch” post floating around where you bless everyone else around the person you wish to curse? Make everyone else happy BUT them.
Glamour yourself - Make yourself irresistible. Make yourself project the image of complete perfection and confidence that your enemy will either want to date you, be you, or befriend you. Obviously you would reject their advances. Everyone else will surround you, and they will be left out
Casual curses - Check out this post for casual curses that are minor inconveniences rather than serious harm done to your enemy
Casual blessings - Kill them with kindness
Ask your Deity for help - If you don’t want to extract revenge on your enemy, maybe ask your deity for help in smiting your enemy?
If anyone can think of anymore, feel free to add on to this post.
When hoodoo was created, most of the people using it did not have ready access to the best ingredients and often had to hide their practice. Consequently, a lot of what was used had to be things people could obtain. This is why hoodoo uses various roots, sticks, herbs, honey, sugar, and other household supplies readily available. There is no exception for dirt. Different kind of dirt is used for different kind of things but some examples include:
Dirt from the crossroads: used for many things including hexing/cursing, summoning certain spirits, opening roads, etc.
Dirt from a bank: Most commonly used in money work. I swear by bank dirt. It adds so much potency to money workings and every time I have used it I have gotten great results. Could also be used in works to get a loan, get approved for a house, relieve debt, etc.
Dirt from a church: This is usually used for works that have to do with cleansing, healing, or otherwise “holy” matters.
Graveyard dirt: A staple in hoodoo, used for many different things including curses, healing, ancestor work, goofer dust, hot foot powder, etc.
Some of these are examples of things that have been used traditionally and throughout hoodoo’s history. However, all types of folk magick utilize whatever you have.
I have in the past used dirt from a car dealership(to obtain a car), dirt from a red ant farm(defensive/hexing), dirt from a destroyed/abandoned building(defensive/hexing), and dirt from a specific apartment complex I wanted to live in. *not all of these are my ideas, but some of them are*
Folk Magick is and was about using whatever you have around you, and often whatever cost less. Do not ever feel like you can’t do effective, life changing magick with twigs and leaves. You can. Our ancestors did, you can too.
This hex is intended for someone who has tormented your thoughts for days on end. The kind of person that leaves you haunted by their actions or words, crippling you with anxiety.
The recipient of the hex will experience multiple nightmares depicting their darkest horrors over a 30 day period.
You will need:
🌙 Black Candle
🌙 Salt
🌙 Thin paper
🌙 Black pen/marker
🌙 Mugwort tea
🌙 Teacup
🌙 Spoon, stick or water and heat-proof wand
🌙 Chalk
🌙 Boiling water (be careful)
🌙 Amethyst
The Spell
🔮 Light your candle
🔮 Draw a pentagram on the underside of your teacup using the chalk
🔮 Write your target’s name on a small piece of thin paper and place inside the cup
🔮 Pour boiling water into the teacup
🔮 Take the amethyst into your non-dominant hand, and with your dominant hand using your utensil of choice, stir the tea clockwise and chant the following spell until the paper disintegrates in the water:
I send the spirit of your malice
To haunt you in your sleep
Bestial, dark and callous
Now fear shall make you weep
🔮 Sprinkle salt into the tea in a circular motion
🔮 Pour melted black wax into the tea to blacken their dreams and complete the spell
🔮 Dispose of the tea at night, preferably near a place they fear or find unpleasant or close to where they reside
To undo the hex:
☁️ Place a piece of paper with their name inside a bag along with an amethyst and some salt
☁️ Place the bag under your pillow before you go to sleep
Do not use this spell unless your intention is to cause complete havoc. There is no reversing the spell, so make sure that this is a last resort, and you will not regret doing it later.
When you begin this spell, think about all the pain and suffering this person has caused you (or someone close to you). Visualize chaos attacking them from all sides.
MATERIALS AND PROCEDURE:
You will need a 9″ piece of black yarn.
Tie 3 separate knots as you chant the following:
“With this knot I seal this hex
you will not sleep, you will
not eat,
you will not rest
dark knots of anger, dark
knots of hate
This black cord with knots
brings you your fate
As I tie this second knot this
makes two
As complete black darkness
falls over you
Slander, chaos, evil too
I send the darkness straight
onto you
With this third knot, yes I bind
Complete horror and chaos
into your mind
Hex of anger, hex of hate
Bring (SPEAK THE PERSON’S NAME) down,
I will not wait.
I have spoken it and
so it shall be.
I have spoken it and
so mote it be!”
Douglas Hensley, A Book Of Magic Spells And Hexes
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