Buttercup,
You can't "combine a mojo with a nation sack." A nation sack IS a mojo hand. Read these pages of "Hoodoo in Theory and Practice":
http://luckymojo.com/mojo.htmlhttp://luckymojo.com/jomo.htmlhttp://luckymojo.com/nationsack.htmlRead this Forrum thread about Nation Sacks:
nation-sack-t409.html#p1963Next, regarding your ammonia jar idea:
A man who cares for others is a rare and valuable man. Washing that away is a really bad idea. You want to include yourself in his circle of care and then gradually detach them from him.
People who think that the best way to solve family and social conflicts is to dominate, brainwash, rule, control, and generally rip assets away from others are not practicing hoodoo as i know it. I mean, you can use the work in that way, but that is not what most experienced practitioners will tell you to do.
Metaphor:
1) I need money, so i'm gonna get a gun and blow away little old ladies and take their purses. Yep. Sounds like a plan.
2) I need money, so i'm gonna put on my work clothes and carry my garden tools with me and offer to do yard work from house to house; i'll hand out my business card to those who don't need my services, and i'll work hard for those who do hire me. A different kind of plan.
Now, twenty years later: Who is married, owns a home, has a business and a couple of young strong kids as employees, and a lot of little old ladies as friends, and is a deacon in the church -- and who is on death row in San Quentin, claiming he's been framed?
There are creepy, pushy, mean-hearted, vicious, obsessively controlling, and downright evil love spells in hoodoo (as in every form of folk-magic) -- but there are also plenty of kind, gentle, love-enhancing, dignifying, and powerful love spells in hoodoo (as in every form of folk-magic).
You have to set your MORAL COMPASS first, then select the spells.
Know what you want.
Know how you want to feel in your heart.
If you are confused about what is right and what is wrong, read some of the ethically, morally, and socially instructive portions of the Bible -- the 10 Commandments, Proverbs, Parables, Golden Rule, Lord's Prayer -- and ponder on them.
If nothing else, remember the Golden Rule.
Matthew#7:12: "Do unto others as you would have them do unto you."