In case you've been cursed and to be released from the curse.
St. John's Wort Sage Calamus Dragonsblood Powder Sachet Athame A whole ripe lemon 1 white candle 1 black candle Bowl of Salt Bowl of Water Glass or Ceramic Plate
Casting Instructions for ‘Lemon Uncrossing Spell (Break A Curse)'
In a sachet, combine the following herbs: St. John's Wort, sage, calamus and dragonsblood powder. Put the sachet aside for later. Fill out an incense brazier with dragonsblood incense. On your altar, you will need an athame, a whole ripe lemon, 1 white and 1 black candle, a bowl of salt and a bowl of water. You'll also need a glass or ceramic plate to place the lemon on when you are done. Do not use wood or paper.
Light the incense and the candles. Hold the lemon in both hands and visualize it magnetized and drawing on the negative spell away from you. Dip your athame in the water slice the lemon into three pieces. Set the athame aside and picture the lemon pulling the negativity away from you and into the pulpy fruit. Repeat the following:
“As sour as this lemon be
Charged and cut in pieces three
With salt and water I'm free
Uncross me today, I'll it be.
Let this lemon do it's job
It's cleansing
As this dries in air.
Free me from my dark despair.
Uncross! Uncross! His curse breaks.
But let not my simple spell reverse.
I wish no ill, nor want him pain
I need only to be free again.”
Take each lemon slice and dip it in the salt, ensuring it's well coated. Set the slices back on the altar and say:
“As it is my will, so mote it be!”
Leave the lemon pieces on the altar where they can dry. Once dry the spell is complete and the lemon can be thrown away or buried. If however the fruit rots rather, you must repeat the charm. While waiting for the fruit to dry, keep the sachet with you constantly. It will help to shield you from the effects of the spells and turn away any negativity sent in your direction.
