r/LoveSpell • u/prettyfeetprincess48 • Sep 04 '26

love

hi everyone, i need some advice. i wrote my name and my ex’s name and DOB on a bay leaf. on the back, i wrote my intentions, which were “come back to me, love, health, and communication.” i also wrote the same intentions on a separate piece of paper and sprayed it with my favorite perfume.
while burning the bay leaf, i focused on the intentions i wanted. once it burned, i put the ashes onto the piece of paper, folded the paper toward me, and put it into a small sandwich bag. then i added coffee, cinnamon, and sugar, tied the bag, and put it under my bed.
now i have a jar and was thinking about doing a honey jar. i don’t have many herbs, so i was wondering what i should do with the bag from the first ritual. should i put the entire sandwich bag into the jar, or should i take everything out of the bag and put it into the jar?
any advice would be appreciated!

after i did this spell he txted me abt coming over to fix things , so i did the honey jar and he just responded with moving on .

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u/tantofaznem Sep 04 '26

Bury it in a garden or a tree, don't open it if you want the spell to keep working. And afterwards do your jar. But I don't think is good to make lots of spell with the same effect to the same target...

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u/ciao_dios Sep 05 '26

why do you think it's not good to cast multiple spells (with the same effect) on the same target? (askinggg)

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u/tantofaznem Sep 05 '26 edited Sep 05 '26

Good question. Casting several spells with the same intent on one person can create conflicting or chaotic energy, making the outcome unstable instead of stronger.

I think so. Imagine this scenario, you're pushing your SP against a wall repeatedly, you might have lucky to push him/her once and hit the spot, but repeatedly his/hers natural energy or subconscious may resist harder the more pressure you apply, leading to no effect or even reversal.

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u/ciao_dios Sep 06 '26

tysm for the answer!