Lillian, a friend on another group I am in, gave us this gem of knowledge the other day and I just knew I HAD to share it with you. Lillian was gracious enough to share her philosophies about freezer spells with us.
Thank you, Lillian!
Lillian says:
I was reading some old messages as I usually do (LOL) and the subject came up on freezer spells. I would like to share my point of view on these spells, but it will probably be different then most, that’s okay, not all workers work the same.
This is how I learned it:
A freezer spell freezes a “state of being” it has no conscious of its own, and it will operate according to the ingredients and wishes of the users.
You can freeze out things that are unwanted in your life.
You can freeze a desired state, for example, freeze someone in a state of kindness or bliss etc..
Freezer spells can be used for good or ill. Below are the rules how I learned it:
To freeze out bad behavior use just plain water and drop your petition paper in the water and freeze it.
To put someone in a sweeter mode mix honey, suger, orange blossom etc.. in the water and drop your petition paper for love in there.
To work nasty spells on them mix hexing ingredients to the water and drop your petition paper in there.
You see, the way I was taught you can freeze all kinds of states into being: not just for blocking/binding bad actions against yourself.
Things to remember:
If the refrigerator goes out, and the ice melts, you will need to do the spell again. I typically, due to this, use freezer spells to get things moving until I can ride in with a long term spell (sort of a quick fix). However, these spells work quick and really good.This is how I was taught to work it, and I have used all the above techniques myself.
Lillian Wow, Lillian! These are really great thoughts about freezer spells. I like the one that freeze someone into a state of kindness. Hmmm….unruly teenagers? I wonder if I can “tweak” it and use it to keep money from flowing OUT of my bank account!
Thanks to Lillian for sharing this (and thank you for post it, Jacqueline). You know I only learned about using freezer spells for binding negative conditions — looking at it from a positive angle makes so much sense!!
I love your blog.