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n00b,

I know you are emotionally attached to this person, but you need to recognize that this is not a man you are dealing with; it is a confused and highly immature boy. Based on what you have said here, it sounds like he has a whole lot of growing up to do, and in reality he may never do so. It's ...

wisdomseeker: Not at all. You provided some good additional insights. Thank you for sharing your experiences with St. Joseph.

ConjureMan Ali: Quite right. I didn't think to suggest the bath and the loadstones as well--both excellent ideas.

Hi, Sherrie,

Firstly, remember that people have been performing tricks in situations where they were forced to work in secret for centuries. You need to be willing to be a little bit creative, perhaps, but you can find a place to burn a few candles, I'm sure. What about in the garage or the back ...

Great story, Cat. And a wonderful find for you, Joseph! Pure Americana. Fantastic.

Best wishes,

Hi, Morningstar,

Welcome to the forum!

Your sister definitely needs a reading on this situation. I would recommend doing that as soon as possible. Don't jump to any conclusions; wait until you have a qualified reader give their assessment. A legitimate reader and rootworker (such as the ones at ...

Hello, essex,

First thing's first: you will want to get a reading from a qualified reader to see what's really going on here, to see if you have in fact been crossed, and if so what the nature of the work is, which will help to determine the best course of action for you. (If you aren't yet ...

Hi, Jenn,

It may be helpful also to bear in mind that reconciliation work is some of the most difficult work to do. As people have mentioned here on the forum in the past, some professional workers won't even take on reconciliation cases at all, because of the complex matrix of factors involved.

I ...

LP No.9,

I'm sorry to hear of your struggles. Hang in there, keep praying and do whatever magical work you can manage, even if it has to be in total secret because of your folks--there are still tricks you can employ that they won't be able to see. Look through Miss Cat's HITAP pages online for ...

In addition to what Devi has suggested, you could also burn a candle on him using Cut & Clear (http://www.luckymojo.com/oil-cut-and-clear.html), with a name paper and prayers specifying him getting clear of this other woman. And, of course, you will need to be both patient and compassionate with him ...

You could do some candle work on her using 'Clarity' oil (http://www.luckymojo.com/oil-clarity.html) to get her to see the situation more clearly. You may also want to look at 'Road Opener' and 'Power' oils, to help open a new way for her outside the bounds of the dysfunctional relationship she is ...

ariela:

Why not do both? There is no reason to unnecessarily limit your resources in a working. I would recommend having the Church set a light for you as soon as possible, and then at the same time order whatever supplies you might need from the shop so that they come in time to do the work you ...

I'm glad to see that someone's advice was helpful here.

goddessdianamoon,

For some reason I was not able to see your second post when I wrote my initial response. At any rate, I think for the most part what I said there still applies, but given your intimate personal history with this woman, I would do a thorough cleansing of yourself (a thirteen herb ...

If this person is in fact a legitimate conjurer and is as dangerous as you seem to think she is, then the last thing you want to do is to casually start burning candles on her. As Mama Micki has implied, that could get you into a whole host of trouble you don't really want. Sometimes it's best to ...

ariella,

jwmcclin is correct: crossroads disposal is not limited merely to negative work. As I already said, you can recycle the glass once the contents are disposed of. I did not suggest that you toss a glass bottle on the roadside and leave it there. What's wrong with scooping the contents out ...

ConjureMan Ali,

That is very interesting. It brings to mind, in fact, the way I used to hear the word "jinx" used colloquially when I was growing up. People would say that if they had spoken the same words simultaneously as someone else by accident, walked under a ladder, or broken a mirror or ...

It depends upon the nature of the spellwork you were doing. Since you no longer wish to pursue this target (I'm not sure exactly what that means in this context, since you didn't state the type of work you were doing, but I'll infer), you might want to take it to a crossroads and throw the contents ...

You will! I was very disappointed that I couldn't make it this year; but next year I'll be there for certain.

Cursing, hexing, crossing, throwing for, jinxing: all different terms for the same thing.

Well, of course you can't "reverse" what someone has already said. What's done is done in that case, I'm afraid. But you can certainly do some work to stop this person from gossiping further about you (see the following page: http://www.luckymojo.com/stopgossip.html), and you can also do a honey jar ...

Thanks, Miss Tammie Lee! Congratulations to you as well! I think you also graduated recently, too, if I remember correctly. Hooray!

Thanks, Mama Micki! It's nice to get to interact with folks from the HRCC boards here on the forum as well.

Best wishes,

It actually came through fine! I just sent you a reply.

LP no.9: I'm just over the hills from Oakland, in the Lafayette/Orinda area. Perhaps we should start a Bay Area hoodoo coffee meet-up, or something along those lines. That could be fun. I also wouldn't mind having a small group of folks that semi-regularly carpools up to Lucky Mojo.

Thank you, jwmcclin!

Mike,

It sounds to me like the problem here is not the car, but rather the people who are parking it in front of your driveway. If you don't feel it's warranted to do work that will directly target them and move them out of the neighborhood, then you could always try some Commanding, Do as I Say ...

I think that to some extent reading signs from candle burning is situational and individual. Some may disagree with this, but that has been my personal experience. Use your intuition and do (or have a reader do) a reading on the work. Use Miss Cat's reference page (http://www.luckymojo.com ...

Welcome to the forum, LP no.9!

I'm in the East Bay as well, though not as far East as you are.

Good luck with the course, and may all your works be fruitful!

You may also want to consider doing a series of baths with Spirit Guide bath salts (http://www.luckymojo.com/bath-spirit-guide.html). And I would recommend doing a simple ritual to welcome in your great-grandmother at your newly erected ancestral altar or shrine space. Perhaps most fundamentally ...

Hi, Monica,

I am not your counselor, reader or rootworker, but I would nonetheless humbly encourage you to ask yourself why you want to keep this man around. I understand you are emotionally attached, but perhaps the work you need to do is more along the lines of 'Cut and Clear', rather than ...

Thank you, Joseph! I very much appreciate the well wishes. Perhaps we'll have a chance to connect at some point in the Bay--I'm in the process of relocating there now.

My best to you and yours,

Thank you!

You can always take more than one approach simultaneously, of course.

My personal choice here would probably be to use a green candle, as Mama Micki has suggested, dressed with Steady Work and Fast Luck oil. But you may also want to do a honey jar on the person who will be making the hiring ...

I have had a few similar experiences. My personal conclusion about the sputtering flame somewhere in the midst of the burn was that some sort of blockage or resistance to the work was being encountered; but if the candle resumes a steady, clean burn thereafter then I would say that most likely the ...

Hello, J.,

Welcome to the forum!

It sounds like you have a lovely set-up out there! I have family in South-Western Virginia, also near the Blue Ridge Mountains, still living in the same area my ancestors homesteaded when they emigrated from Western Ireland. It is a personal goal of mine to get out ...

Greetings, all!

Now that I am a graduate of Miss Cat's Hoodoo Rootwork Correspondence Course, it seems fitting to change my name here at the forum to match the one I'll be taking out into the world at large as a professional rootworker.

I have not posted all that much here on the forum yet, but I ...

Generally speaking, I would say that you should want to think about both the sun and moon. If you are doing work to bring in something new (e.g. a love spell), you would want to do that with the rising sun--and do it on a Friday, as that is the day of Venusian influence. For break-up work, you may ...

Hi, sacredheart,

I of course cannot speak for anyone else here on the forum, but to me personally this sounds like a situation for which you need a reading first and foremost. I wouldn't want to recommend any further spellwork specifically until you had a good, solid reading on what's really going ...

You still have many options for doing some good work, even if your man isn't open to the idea of magic. Certainly setting some lights is a good idea, dressed with Road Opener and Crown of Success oils (http://www.luckymojo.com/mojocatoils.html). Incorporate a picture of him and a name paper for him ...

Well, you should know that there is no clear consensus as to whether or not a dust or powder that has been thrown for an individual can accidentally affect an unintended victim who happens to walk over it. Some workers, from what I understand, think it's a risk and many others don't. The latter ...

Fresh cedar branches can be used to make someone relocate "gently" (see Miss Cat's book, "Hoodoo Herb & Root Magic": http://www.luckymojo.com/hoodooherbmagic.html). If you want to get them on the move quickly, which it sounds like you do, then I would recommend burning a purple candle (for control ...

C. W. Stoneking is fantastic! I'm happy to see others being exposed to his material, which typically goes under the radar.

Another great track by him (probably my favorite): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nUpadHXyztw

Thank you both for the suggestions!

Hello, all,

I'm curious if anyone has any tricks that have worked well for them in finding a new home, other than setting lights. I'll be doing that as well, of course, but am really having a devil of a time finding anything at this juncture, and I'm beginning to sense that this endeavor is going ...

Definitely an interesting article, albeit somewhat disturbing. Perhaps I'm overly paranoid about the abuse of police power, but statements like this make me a little uneasy:

"Law said police have been seeing trinkets or religious medallions during traffic stops or raids for years, but that better ...

In case anyone with an interest in pre-War blues has not yet discovered this, I thought I would share it here. The 'Uncensored History of the Blues' podcast, sponsored by the Delta Blues Museum:

http://uncensoredhistoryoftheblues.purplebeech.com/

At this point they have 50 stored podcasts ...

Cat: That's interesting. To this point I have personally only heard (or seen) Black folks use it. That must simply be circumstantial, then.

Just an interesting tidbit of historical interest I came across the other day that I thought I would share: In searching for the origins of the phrase "to hit a straight lick with a crooked stick" (used by Hurston, et al.), I came across this early reference, by one Rev. Edward Corbet, England, 1642 ...

Hello, all. I am currently a student in Miss Cat's Hoodoo Rootwork Correspondence Course, and finally got myself registered here on the Lucky Mojo Forum. I look forward to sharing in dialogue with you all!

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