Spells: LOVE



Basic Spell for Love & Reconciliation:

 Write the full name of the person you desire nine times.
Turn the paper 90 degrees and write your name on top of theirs nine times so that you cross and cover it.
Cut this Name Paper into the shape of a heart.
Fold this heart paper (always folding towards you,) to draw the person to you. Fold it like this three times.
Take a small glass jar that you have filled three quarters of the way full with a sweetener (like honey, pancake syrup, corn syrup).
Push this name paper down into the syrup. Add a little sugar to the jar.
Close the jar, and place it on the back of a stove or a heater, and let it get warm and steamy.
This will heat up your love for each other.
When you are done with this spell, if you want to keep this person close, bury the jar in your backyard.

    

✌️ Morela


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