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Cloves, whether in Whole Clove or Ground Cloves form, is a main ingredient in products for money drawing and relationship concerns. The botanical name for Clove is Syzygium aromaticum and the plant grows in profusion in the India and throughout the Southeast Asian countries. Clove is one of the main ingredients in Money Drawing Oil and to anoint magical items used to enhance gambling such as mojo bags and jack balls. The oil is used on green candles to burn for money. A special friendship spell is to take an orange, make a half inch slit in the rind to the center and insert a small slip of white paper with your full name and birth date written on it. Fold this paper into a tiny piece and insert into slit. Stud the outside of the orange with whole cloves that have been inserted into the rind. Anoint the orange with a mixture of Anointing Oils and roll whole orange in ground cloves. Hang near the front door on the inside of your home to attract all the good friends you need. Read about all 12 common kitchen spices used in hoodoo, conjure and candle magic here, “Kitchen Hoodoo | 12 Spices and Herbs for Hoodoo Magic...
Allspice, also known as Jamaica Pepper, are the dried berries of the Pimenta dioica plant found in the Antilles and Central America. It has a sweet, smoky scent and is reminiscent of the combination of cinnamon, cloves and nutmeg together. The English dubbed this spice “Allspice” as they were reminded of these three flavors as well. Allspice is used as a ingredient in spiritual products for Good Luck, Fast Luck and Money. You can anoint a red candle for “luck in a hurry” with Fast Luck Oil, a yellow candle for success with Crowning Glory or Crown of Success Oil or a green candle anointed with Money Drawing Oil and roll these candles (if free standing) in ground Allspice or you can place a good pinch of it in the top of your glass vigil candles for extra power to your candle spell. It is alleged that Allspice brings good luck to business owners and gamblers as well. Allspice is a key ingredient in mojo bags created to carry for money luck. One way to bring customers to your place of business is to create a floor wash daily with a spoonful each of ground allspice, ground cinnamon and sugar with a cup of Epsom Salts in warm water and mop your floors from the front door to the back, then taking the rest of the water and tossing it out the front door onto the walkway or sidewalk to draw in customers. Read about all 12 common kitchen spices used in hoodoo, conjure and candle magic here, “Kitchen Hoodoo | 12 Spices and Herbs for Hoodoo Magic Spells”...
Poppy Seeds, harvested from the Opium Poppy flower, is a secret ingredient in Court Case candle spell work to cause confusion in court hearings and make the opposing lawyers or attorneys to appear confused in from of the Judge. It is also a little known ingredient in heavy love spell work, when you want someone to fall “head over heels” in love with someone or to appear “drunk in love”. When burning brown candles for court case spell work, use two candles for the opposing party, one brown candle named for the lawyer of the opposing party and one for the person being represented. If there is no lawyer as in the opposing party is representing themselves, them use one brown candle dressed with Inflammatory Confusion Oil and sprinkled with Poppy Seeds. Do NOT use Poppy Seeds on the candles used to represent yourself and your attorney (if you have one) or the Judge (unless you are mad at the Judge’s prior decision), however, this would not be a wise move. Use Court Case Anointing Oil on candles you burn to aid yourself and your defense. Look at the Court Case Candle Spell blog post, “Readers Questions | How to Do a Court Case Spell”. When using Poppy Seeds in love candle spells, sprinkle the seeds in the top of the glass encased 7-day “Novena” or “Vigil” candle of the person you want to be “drunk in love” with you. To enhance the spell, place a photo of them on one candle and a photo of you on another and place a magnifying glass between the two photos (turn candles so each photo faces each other). This way, your love intention is ‘dizzy’ in love with you and his eyes can only see you, since you are ‘magnified’ and in focus, as he sees it. Read about all 12 common kitchen spices used in hoodoo, conjure and candle magic here, “Kitchen Hoodoo | 12 Spices and Herbs for Hoodoo Magic...
Cinnamon is a spice known the world over to evoke memories of home and hearth and sweets baked on a cold winter’s day. It has been the item of scientific research on human behavior and is used extensively in the field of fragrance. Cinnamon (Cinnamomium aromaticum, et al) is the peeled bark of the Cassia tree from the region of Southeast Asia and has its historical use in medicines and fragrances that date back to the Bible. Recipes for Holy Oils and incenses are written in the Holy Book and many cultures have a spiritual connection to this warm, spicy ingredient that became known to the world by trading Arabs traveling what is known as the Spice Route. In the realm of hoodoo and conjure magic, Cinnamon is considered to bring the used Fast Luck, Money and Love. Mojo Bags containing a Jack Ball formed around a Cinnamon stick are carried for luck in games of chance and other forms of gambling. Love powders, commonly called Sachets, are created with Ground Cinnamon as one of the key ingredients for people to apply to their body when they want to “heat up” a love affair or have an attractive and attention drawing scent around them as they enter a room. Red Candles (for sexual passion) and Pink Candles (for romance and affection) are frequently recommended to be rolled in ground Cinnamon if a it is a free standing candle, to “heat things up” or increasing the power of the intended candle. When using glass encased 7-day “novena” or “vigil” candles, place a pinch in the top of the wax before lighting. A common known “tea” bath to draw in money and love is to take Cinnamon sticks and boil them in water to make a tea, adding the peel of one orange to the boiling water. Then, after cooling, pour over the body after showering without rinsing to draw people near to you. It is a common spice used in the creation of many “Fast Luck” Anointing and Condition Oils. Read about all 12 common kitchen spices used in hoodoo, conjure and candle magic here, “Kitchen Hoodoo | 12 Spices and Herbs for Hoodoo Magic Spells”...
Kitchen Hoodoo | Using Cloves in Hoodoo, Conjure and Candle Spells
Posted by Jacqueline on Aug 20th, 2011 in Herbs and Spices used in Hoodoo and Conjure, Hoodoo Products and Uses | Comments Off on Kitchen Hoodoo | Using Cloves in Hoodoo, Conjure and Candle Spells
Cloves, whether in Whole Clove or Ground Cloves form, is a main ingredient in products for money drawing and relationship concerns. The botanical name for Clove is Syzygium aromaticum and the plant grows in profusion in the India and throughout the Southeast Asian countries. Clove is one of the main ingredients in Money Drawing Oil and to anoint magical items used to enhance gambling such as mojo bags and jack balls. The oil is used on green candles to burn for money. A special friendship spell is to take an orange, make a half inch slit in the rind to the center and insert a small slip of white paper with your full name and birth date written on it. Fold this paper into a tiny piece and insert into slit. Stud the outside of the orange with whole cloves that have been inserted into the rind. Anoint the orange with a mixture of Anointing Oils and roll whole orange in ground cloves. Hang near the front door on the inside of your home to attract all the good friends you need. Read about all 12 common kitchen spices used in hoodoo, conjure and candle magic here, “Kitchen Hoodoo | 12 Spices and Herbs for Hoodoo Magic...Kitchen Hoodoo | Using Allspice in Hoodoo, Conjure and Candle Spells
Posted by Jacqueline on Jun 26th, 2011 in Herbs and Spices used in Hoodoo and Conjure, Hoodoo Products and Uses | Comments Off on Kitchen Hoodoo | Using Allspice in Hoodoo, Conjure and Candle Spells
Allspice, also known as Jamaica Pepper, are the dried berries of the Pimenta dioica plant found in the Antilles and Central America. It has a sweet, smoky scent and is reminiscent of the combination of cinnamon, cloves and nutmeg together. The English dubbed this spice “Allspice” as they were reminded of these three flavors as well. Allspice is used as a ingredient in spiritual products for Good Luck, Fast Luck and Money. You can anoint a red candle for “luck in a hurry” with Fast Luck Oil, a yellow candle for success with Crowning Glory or Crown of Success Oil or a green candle anointed with Money Drawing Oil and roll these candles (if free standing) in ground Allspice or you can place a good pinch of it in the top of your glass vigil candles for extra power to your candle spell. It is alleged that Allspice brings good luck to business owners and gamblers as well. Allspice is a key ingredient in mojo bags created to carry for money luck. One way to bring customers to your place of business is to create a floor wash daily with a spoonful each of ground allspice, ground cinnamon and sugar with a cup of Epsom Salts in warm water and mop your floors from the front door to the back, then taking the rest of the water and tossing it out the front door onto the walkway or sidewalk to draw in customers. Read about all 12 common kitchen spices used in hoodoo, conjure and candle magic here, “Kitchen Hoodoo | 12 Spices and Herbs for Hoodoo Magic Spells”...Kitchen Hoodoo | Using Poppy Seeds in Hoodoo, Conjure and Candle Spells
Posted by Jacqueline on Jan 27th, 2011 in Herbs and Spices used in Hoodoo and Conjure, Hoodoo Products and Uses | Comments Off on Kitchen Hoodoo | Using Poppy Seeds in Hoodoo, Conjure and Candle Spells
Poppy Seeds, harvested from the Opium Poppy flower, is a secret ingredient in Court Case candle spell work to cause confusion in court hearings and make the opposing lawyers or attorneys to appear confused in from of the Judge. It is also a little known ingredient in heavy love spell work, when you want someone to fall “head over heels” in love with someone or to appear “drunk in love”. When burning brown candles for court case spell work, use two candles for the opposing party, one brown candle named for the lawyer of the opposing party and one for the person being represented. If there is no lawyer as in the opposing party is representing themselves, them use one brown candle dressed with Inflammatory Confusion Oil and sprinkled with Poppy Seeds. Do NOT use Poppy Seeds on the candles used to represent yourself and your attorney (if you have one) or the Judge (unless you are mad at the Judge’s prior decision), however, this would not be a wise move. Use Court Case Anointing Oil on candles you burn to aid yourself and your defense. Look at the Court Case Candle Spell blog post, “Readers Questions | How to Do a Court Case Spell”. When using Poppy Seeds in love candle spells, sprinkle the seeds in the top of the glass encased 7-day “Novena” or “Vigil” candle of the person you want to be “drunk in love” with you. To enhance the spell, place a photo of them on one candle and a photo of you on another and place a magnifying glass between the two photos (turn candles so each photo faces each other). This way, your love intention is ‘dizzy’ in love with you and his eyes can only see you, since you are ‘magnified’ and in focus, as he sees it. Read about all 12 common kitchen spices used in hoodoo, conjure and candle magic here, “Kitchen Hoodoo | 12 Spices and Herbs for Hoodoo Magic...Kitchen Hoodoo | Using Cinnamon in Hoodoo, Conjure and Candle Spells
Posted by Jacqueline on Jan 23rd, 2011 in Herbs and Spices used in Hoodoo and Conjure | Comments Off on Kitchen Hoodoo | Using Cinnamon in Hoodoo, Conjure and Candle Spells
Cinnamon is a spice known the world over to evoke memories of home and hearth and sweets baked on a cold winter’s day. It has been the item of scientific research on human behavior and is used extensively in the field of fragrance. Cinnamon (Cinnamomium aromaticum, et al) is the peeled bark of the Cassia tree from the region of Southeast Asia and has its historical use in medicines and fragrances that date back to the Bible. Recipes for Holy Oils and incenses are written in the Holy Book and many cultures have a spiritual connection to this warm, spicy ingredient that became known to the world by trading Arabs traveling what is known as the Spice Route. In the realm of hoodoo and conjure magic, Cinnamon is considered to bring the used Fast Luck, Money and Love. Mojo Bags containing a Jack Ball formed around a Cinnamon stick are carried for luck in games of chance and other forms of gambling. Love powders, commonly called Sachets, are created with Ground Cinnamon as one of the key ingredients for people to apply to their body when they want to “heat up” a love affair or have an attractive and attention drawing scent around them as they enter a room. Red Candles (for sexual passion) and Pink Candles (for romance and affection) are frequently recommended to be rolled in ground Cinnamon if a it is a free standing candle, to “heat things up” or increasing the power of the intended candle. When using glass encased 7-day “novena” or “vigil” candles, place a pinch in the top of the wax before lighting. A common known “tea” bath to draw in money and love is to take Cinnamon sticks and boil them in water to make a tea, adding the peel of one orange to the boiling water. Then, after cooling, pour over the body after showering without rinsing to draw people near to you. It is a common spice used in the creation of many “Fast Luck” Anointing and Condition Oils. Read about all 12 common kitchen spices used in hoodoo, conjure and candle magic here, “Kitchen Hoodoo | 12 Spices and Herbs for Hoodoo Magic Spells”...