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Theme: Healing

You can use folk lore or any piece of advice that people have for healing as well not just a constructed spell.

An example of this:

"Rolling a insect bite with burnt and used tobacco will cure it."

^- this is actually something that happened to me.

And make a spell around it.

Alrighty, I'mma jump right in this week:

Author: Valarie Worth
Title of Source: Crone's Book of Charm's And Spells
Spell Name: A charm to rid the body or mind of an affliction



Gather a quart of water from a spring or stream. Pour it into a large bowl and place in a darkened room. By candlelight write upon the waters surface, using a silver knife, what it is that afflicts you. Soak a piece of lambs wool first in sweet smelling oil, and then in red wine. Drop it into the bowl of water saying:


Leave the wool to soak overnight. At sunrise, remove it, wring it out, and set it to dry upon a piece of white velvet cloth. Dig a hole in your yard, pour the bowl's contents into it and fill in the hole again. When the lambs wool is dry, sew it up in the velvet and wear pinned beneath your clothing for a month. After that point keep it in a safe place, as neglect may cause the charm's power to diminish.

Readaption 1.

(Since the spell never actually talked about this, I'm going to do this like this and so there).

Get yourself a raw egg and lay down.
Now visualize the arrows or the nails or the disease that has come into ovaries.
Rub the egg over your abdomen and mons ponis visualizing that they egg actually pulls the arrows from the ovaries out cleanly.
After this is performed, crack the egg.
If there egg is deformed, repeat until the egg is not deformed.

Readaption 2.

Take a candle and roll it over your abdomen.
Draw into the wax a uterus system (or as close as you can get) with the ovaries. Probably using a needle. Or you can get a piece of paper, draw it on that, and wrap it around the candle.
As your taking this candle, visualize the arrows/negativity being absorbed into the wax of the candle onto this picture.

(Basically creating a proxy)

Burn the candle.