Reverse A Spell

 

Use this spell to reverse any harmful magic. This may work to reverse the effects of a spell cast on you or somebody else with malicious intent.

You may need the following items for this spell:

A taper candle
A bowl or glass about the same height as the candle
Water
Salt

Casting Directions for ‘Reverse A Spell’

Cast a circle. Set the candle into the bowl or glass and fill it with water so it’s almost covering the candle; have the water level about a half inch to an inch below the candle’s tip. Sprinkle salt into the water around the candle and say:

With salt, this water is made pure I give it the power to heal and heal

Imagine the wate and salt glowing with a bright light. Maybe envision sparks as the salt hits th water. Light the candle and say:

Arspell was cast with baneful will A wicked web was wrongly spun I take away the harm and ill I now undo what’s been done

As the candle burns, imagine that the water is emitting positive energies that will help to reverse the spell. Let these energies develop in your circle. When the candle burns to the level of the water and sputters out, take it from the water and hold it with both hands. Say:

This harmful spell I now negate, Return things to their rightful state!

At the last word, break the candle in half. As if the snapping noise were a thunderclap, visualize the energy in your circle being released in a burst of bright energy such as lightning, destroying the effects of the spell you’re reversing. If possible, snap the candle to even smaller pieces, breaking it further, which makes it useless and insignificant.

Close your circle if you are not outside and take the bowl or glass of water along with the broken candle outside. Bury the candle pieces as well as any wax that dripped into the water. Pour the water in a circle around where the candle is buried. If you are outdoors, do all this inside your circle and close it when you’re done.

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