Spell to Bind the Lover of our Desire

This spell is really a conjuration of forces to compel either a man or a woman to want the operator of this spell. This is not a “love spell”, but more like a summoning and controlling spell.

Casting Directions for ‘Spell to Bind the Lover of our Desire’

The Conjuration in the hour of Midnight, On the Moon, Light two black tapers. Write the name of the individual to be summoned onto a piece of parchment paper, and put it one the alter together with a photograph or other image of the desired. Light the charcoal burner, or light charcoal in a cauldron, and fall on some frankincense. When the frankincense is burningoff, hold the Pentacle high within the ring and say aloud: I saut thee and conjure thee, O beautiful Moon, O most beautiful Star, O brilliant light that I have in my hand. By the air that I breathe, by the breath within me, by the earth which I’m touching: I conjure thee. By all the secret names of the spirit princes living in you. From the ineffable and key name Tetragrammaton and the rest of the names of electricity, I conjure thee. By you, O resplendent Angel Gabriel, together with the planet Mercury, Prince, Michael, and Melchidael, I Conjure thee! I conjure you again, by all the key names of Tetragrammaton, so that you may send the power to oppress, torture and harass the body, mind, and soul of name of the desired person here, she (he) whose name is written here, (hold up parchment) So she (he) shall come unto me, and agree willingly to my desires, neither liking nor loving nobody in the world, for as long as she (he) will remain unmoved by me. (dip image and parchment into charcoal burner) Let her (him) today start to feel the torment of my absence! Go then! Go at once! Proceed, Melchidael, Baresches, Zazel, Firiel, Malcha, and all those who are with thee! I conjure thee by the Great Tetragrammaton to do my bidding, lest, by the energy, I throw you out, or into the abyss. Obey my will, and I promise to release you to return to your home in the nether regions from whence thou came. Blow out the tapers, Close to the Circle.

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