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I'm sorta new to the site and I have a question in regards to a spell that I saw on Lucky Mojo site. The spell seems simple, and it involved working with San Ramon novena candles, a penny, and a San Ramon card to shut someone up.

My question is how soon in advance should I conduct this spell? I have a hearing coming up really soon. The matter has been dragging on and should have been settled by now. I do have a lawyer.

Also do I just let the candles burn out themselves?

Is there anything I need to know when petitioning this saint? This will be my first time.

Any advice, thanks.

Sant Ramond (Ramon) is indeed petitioned by those falsely accused, against gossip and slander, and for release from incarceration.

Let the candle burn through completely.

Before going to court you can also bathe in water in which Saint Raymond Bathe Crystals have been dissolved.

Saint Raymond (San Ramon) Bath Crystals

Use in Magic:
Petition Saint Raymond, the patron of midwives, pregnant women, bail bondsmen, and those falsely accused, for his assistance in childbirth, for release from incarceration, and to stop gossip and slander.

Spell Methods:
Dissolve the crystals in water for a spiritual bath, magical laundry additive, or fixed floor wash; use the crystal form as a floor sprinkle to be swept or vacuumed up.

Product Details:
Hand-made, faith-based, perfumed hoodoo bath crystals with herbs and roots included, in a 2 oz. foil packet with a colourful label.

BCR-CAT-RAYM
Saint Raymond (San Ramon) Bath Crystals
$8.00





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So I did a St Ramon glass candle spell very successfully I proudly say to stop gossip, and back biting, that maybe happening to me. Question is how long does the effects last? When should the spell be repeated?

Saint Raymond Nonnatus (San Ramon) Glass-Encased Vigil Candle, Fixed

Use in Magic:
Petition Saint Raymond, the patron of midwives, pregnant women, bail bondsmen, and those falsely accused, for his assistance in childbirth, for release from incarceration, and to stop gossip and slander.

Spell Methods:
Dress and fix vigil light candles with oils plus optional herbs or dusting sachets, and pray for your desires, add a written petition, photo, or seal; burn in a fire-safe place.

Product Details:
White wax, 8" tall glass-encased Vigil Candle, fixed with oils, herbs, and prayer.

CAN-GLC-SRAY
Saint Raymond Nonnatus (San Ramon) Glass-Encased Vigil Candle, Fixed
$13.00





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Hello, ChristopherNoSaint ,

Good question!!!

You know, I usually light a candle to the Saint that has helped me frequently with offerings (to thank them).

That usually keeps the energy going as they appreciate the gratitude and look after you

Wishing you the best

take care

I am not familiar with St Raymond shutting mouths always thought he was for big money. Can anyone help with this aspect of his use?

delores,

Saints can be petitioned for multiple purposes. Some are known for a few things or it may vary what they do based on culture. He can be used to shut people up, and to do this, you would seal a penny over the mouth of Saint Raymond on the candle label. He may also be used for money, to raise bail for those who have been arrested, and to ease difficult childbirths,

Read more about him here:

Saint Raymond
https://luckymojo.com/saintraymond.html

Saint Raymond Oil is used to dress candles and to wear upon the body when asking his aid.

Saint Raymond (San Ramon) Oil

Use in Magic:
Petition Saint Raymond, the patron of midwives, pregnant women, bail bondsmen, and those falsely accused, for his assistance in childbirth, for release from incarceration, and to stop gossip and slander.

Spell Methods:
Use oils to fix candles, prepare magical amulets, anoint the body and hair, add to bath water and floor wash, and dress furniture and rooms, according to folk magic spell lore.

Product Details:
Hand-made, faith-based, perfumed Catholic spiritual oil with herbs and roots included, in a 1/2 oz. glass bottle with a colourful label.

OIL-CAT-RAYM
Saint Raymond (San Ramon) Oil
$10.00





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What kind of things can I offer to Saint Raymond? I read somewhere that he likes coins, so I left him some, but I feel like it's time for another offering and I'm not sure what to give him.

Hello, misskitty49,

When I'm in doubt about any Saint, I leave a fresh glass of water and I light a white candle of thanks. And be sure to use the prayer and just thank him instead of asking for something

Take care

Saint Raymond (San Ramon) Sachet Powders

Use in Magic:
Petition Saint Raymond, the patron of midwives, pregnant women, bail bondsmen, and those falsely accused, for his assistance in childbirth, for release from incarceration, and to stop gossip and slander.

Spell Methods:
Use sachet powders to dress papers, photos, petitions, business cards, letters, tickets, claim checks, currency, or oiled candles; lightly blow or dust it on, pray, and shake it off; it may be also mixed with local dirt for a yard sprinkle or in foot-track or graveyard spells.

Product Details:
Hand-made, faith-based, perfumed hoodoo sachet powders with herbs and roots included, in a 1 oz. foil packet with a colourful label.

SPD-CAT-RAYM
Saint Raymond (San Ramon) Sachet Powders
$8.00





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Thanks Miss Aida! That's good to know, I've only just begun working with saints.

And while I'm here, thank you Saint Raymond for your compassion and understanding, and for all the work you have done and are doing on my behalf.

I dreamt I woke up in my bed and at the bottom corner on the side where I sleep at the bottom where my feet lay there was a San Ramon candle burning. it was big and red and it had Sage on top where the wick is and it was burning normally and I could see smoke going, and when I look further on where the candle was I could see my mother-in-law on the floor playing with one of her grandchildren with some blocks and when I look on the other side of my bed I see my step daughter with her half-sister and I get up and I start telling everyone to get out and I asked the girls nicely to leave and they leave but then my mother in law tells me I'm not the boss of the place and I can't tell them what to do and I started to call my husband but then I woke up and I have put her name under a candle to keep her calm and I don't know if the dream means that she's trying to put something back on me or if it means my spell is working the candles and I have work as San Ramon before and it is a good candle so I want to know if it's good luck for me or what?

Hello Bunnylove77,

We can't really interpret your dream for you here, but I'd recommend you get a quick reading to find out what it means:

http://hoodoopsychics.com/
http://www.readersandrootworkers.org

Take care

Thank you
And that same day some things came to light that I believe was relevant to the dream. And I am definitely purchasing a san Ramon candle tomorrow he has always been good to me.

Saint Raymond (San Ramon) Incense Powders

Use in Magic:
Petition Saint Raymond, the patron of midwives, pregnant women, bail bondsmen, and those falsely accused, for his assistance in childbirth, for release from incarceration, and to stop gossip and slander.

Spell Methods:
Light incense before opening a candle service; use it to to dress a room, to besmoke talismans, and fix lucky mojo hands; add herbs or resins and burn on charcoal if you wish; unlit incense may be mixed with local dirt for a yard sprinkle or foot-track spells.

Product Details:
Hand-made, faith-based, perfumed hoodoo incense powders with herbs and roots included, in a 1 oz. foil packet with a colourful label.

IPD-CAT-RAYM
Saint Raymond (San Ramon) Incense Powders
$8.00





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