Love magic has existed for as long as there are men and women. The desire to love and be loved has always been one of the most intimate, and the torment of unrequited love was considered the most cruel of all that can be in the world.
It is necessary
- - Flowers;
- - Herbs;
- - Candle;
- - Mirror;
- - Bowl with water;
- - Eggshell;
- - Wax.
Instructions
Step 1
Choose a suitable day to make your wish come true. You cannot make a wish for the waning moon, on a cloudy and rainy day, on a moonless night. The most famous holidays, pagan and Christian, when a dream can come true - on Epiphany and Christmastide (in winter), on Ivan Kupala (in summer). You can and should make a wish on the summer solstice (the longest day of the year). It is good to make a wish in the spring, but you have to be very careful in the wording, because it is in the spring that all the energies that are, dark and light, are drawn to the living, and you can inadvertently attract something bad to yourself.
Step 2
Choose a rite with which you will make your guess. There are a great many rituals, most of them originate in pagan magic. Use the crossroads of four roads, wax figurines, mirrors, hair braids, straw figurines, reflections in the water, wreaths of living grasses and flowers, and even eggshells launched in the water. All these rituals have one thing in common: you choose from the world of the living a certain mediating object, with the help of which you transfer your desire to the other world.
Step 3
During the ceremony, you need to make a wish, imagining love the way you want. You can imagine the person you are dreaming about, you can just keep in your head the feelings that you need to get from love. The brighter the image, the stronger the desire. Some rituals have special incantations, spells, you need to know them, otherwise the wish will not come true. All love magic has one property, and you must always remember about it, especially when you resort to strong means: the envisioned does not come true immediately, but after a while and not quite as the one who makes the guess would like. There are a great many examples of how something conceived against a person can turn: the most famous, perhaps, is the example of Svetlana from Zhukovsky's ballad. Love is not in vain called multifaceted and elusive. Any conceived and even fulfilled desire only highlights one of its sides, leaving all others in the shadows.
