Counteraction Spell

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A spell to break spells cast upon you.

Casting Instructions for 'Counteraction Spell'

You will need the following items for this spell:

  • 1 white candle
  • 1 cauldron/bowl
  • 1 candle holder (optional)
  • Enough salt water to fill the bowl
  • A small fire
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You will need the following items for this spell:

  • 1 white candle
  • 1 cauldron/bowl
  • 1 candle holder (optional)
  • Enough salt water to fill the bowl
  • A small fire
Place the white candle in the cauldron/bowl, in the centre. You can either have it in a candle holder or you can find other ways of standing it up.

Fill the cauldron/bowl with the salt water (I like to use black salt in my water) but don't let the wick get wet.

Light the candle. As it burns, say:
''With this fire and water, I burn your spell and drown your magick, but wish you well.''

Chant this until the candle has burnt down the water, which will put out the flame.

Take the candle out of the water, snap it in half, and burn in the fire.

When it's burnt, put the fire out with the water, and discard of the ashes by burying them.

-NOTE-
Please be cautious of fire.
Any sort of salt is good to use. Natural salts are best. As I said, I prefer using black salt.

-TIP-
Carve the name of the person (the magical name if you know it) into the candle so the spell is direct.

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Added to on Jul 21, 2015
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