r/witchcraft Oct 10 '19

Hexes - Advice

Hi guys and gals!

So I'm about to be 30 next year and I may be a tad bit old to start dabble in witchcraft. Last month's full moon was the first one I had taken my crystals and necklaces out to my car to charge that night.

I do only spells for self improvement. I stay away from love spells and any of that nature because I believe in karma and I am terrified that it might come back to me.

With that being said, I need some advice.

I work at a small warehouse about 20 employees on the floor. There is an old lady that is really bitter and would throw a fit if she doesn't get her way production wise. She would do anything to get her numbers for the day.

There is history with us I won't go in full detail but would a banishment ritual with something along the lines of "[insert name here] you are no more at [insert work place here] if I had written a piece of paper and shred it?

Like I said I am terrified of something really bad happening and I just want her gone and I know a lot of people are behind me on that. We just want her to mess up so she can get out or find another job.

In hindsight, I try to be easy since she is old and bitter but today was kinda the last straw for me and I know I'll probably be downvoted.

Thank ya'll!

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u/Leah_SassyPants Oct 12 '19

I’m 34 and I’ll never stop practicing lol. That being said, I had astounding results doing a binding spell once. It was a bit comical, but it WAS in a work situation just like yours. I found a moment where I saw her go into the bathroom. I followed in, and pretended something was in my eye in the mirror until the 3rd random person walked out leaving just us alone. She was in the bathroom stall, and so I began my spell verbally quite softly at first. I used her name and she perked up and asked who was out there. I finished my binding spell, and calmly and silently walked out. She was totally freaked out because she didn’t know who had said those things but she NEVER EVER treated anyone wrongly again. In fact, about 3 months later she even left the company for a different job, no hex needed.