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Using the Personal Concerns of Others in Rootwork and Spellwork

Posted on by GUEST

You may have heard me use the phrase “personal concerns” or read about an ingredient for your spell that requires a personal concern. Today I will share with you what that means and how you can use a personal concern in spells or rootwork (hoodoo)

Personal concerns are items  of a personal nature that have belonged to the target of your casting. Think of them as adding the “DNA” of the person (literally or figuratively) to your spell – of course, that is going to make the spell work stronger!

Examples of personal concerns (in order of most powerful and intimate to least powerful and least intimate):

  • Semen, vaginal fluid or menstrual blood
  • Blood, saliva, sweat, mucous, or urine
  • Feces (for negative work)
  • Body hair or hair from the head
  • Toenail clippings, fingernail clippings or skin scrapings
  • Clothing that has been worn by the target and not washed (the more intimate and closer to the body, the more powerful)
  • Dirt from a foot print or foot track of your target
  • Or as a last resort, a “Handwritten signature”

You will most commonly also need a Photograph of the person. Visualization is very important, so some people may say that looking at a computer image will suffice, BUT, you can’t burn your computer, and most root-work requires you o burn the image at some stage.

Another class of Personal Concern is graveyard dirt, that is dirt taken from the grave of someone and allows you to connect with the spirit of the deceased person.  I have written alot about the use of grave yard dirt so you may wish to review the following pages:

The historical use of urine & blood in love

Urine has been used by women in Italy and all over Europe  for centuries, to “secure” the affection and fidelity of their man.  Not only do they put a few drops of their urine in the mans tea or coffee, but also in food. Menstrual blood is used when the goal is to secure the relationship and to keep him faithful!

“No ritual, prayer, or invocation is necessary; you simply add some menstrual blood, vaginal fluids, or urine to his coffee or tea. The idea is to get one’s scent into the beloved’s sphere of consciousness”

Menstrual blood and vaginal fluids have also been used to anoint idols, amulets, and curios, such as used it to dress lodestones in spells for sexual attraction and bonding.

When to Use a Personal Concern

You can add your own personal concerns to mojo bags, candle spells and other spellwork when you want to strengthen the ties of the benefit to yourself.  For example, if you are doing a spell for prosperity to come to your place of business, you can add a little of your own urine to a prosperity floor wash, or if you are carrying a mojo bag to draw fame and success to your career as an artist, you may add fingernail clippings to ensure that work done with your hands draws the success.

You can add someone else’s personal concerns to your spellwork when you want to work on them remotely. For example, if you would like your child to succeed on a school test, you can place a piece of their hair under a success candle along with your petition.

You can add your personal concerns and another person’s personal concerns when you want to work on something for the both of you. For example, you can tie a strand of your hair around a strand of your lover’s hair to tie him or her to you before placing it in a honey jar.

 Getting a piece of hair is your relationship “insurance policy” – get a piece of your beloved’s hair as soon as possible and hold it aside. You may have a great relationship and you may never need to use it, but if the day ever comes that you need to use it for a spell, you will have it.

I have many clients who wish to do love poppets and honey jars and are only missing the personal concern. Yes, we can set candles and do other sorts of spellwork without a personal concern but not having that piece of hair limits the kind of spells that you can do. Don’t let that be you!

Aghora

What if I Don’t Have a Personal Concern?

Then become a chaos witch like me and have many tools in your tool kit lol.

When working on yourself or someone you are close to, it is easy to get a personal concern. But what if you are working on someone who is far away or is estranged from you?  If you can’t get a personal concern, then my recommendation is to choose a type of work where a personal concern is not required.

Examples of work that require a personal concern are honey Jars and poppets or doll babies. You can most certainly try this type of work without a personal concern, but traditionally they are done with a personal concern and will have the strongest possible effect with one.

Examples of work that do not require a personal concern are candle spells, incense spells, spiritual baths and laying out of sachet powders or oils. These are not traditionally done with personal concerns, though if you wish to add a personal concern to a candle spell for example, you may.

Examples of work where a personal concern is optional are floor washes, setting lights (with a photo) and some mojo bags. Depending on the type of working your are doing, you may add a personal concern, but it is optional and not always necessary.

So, if you have a personal concern of your target, you have the full range of choices as to the kind of work you can do.  If you do not have a personal concern, then your best bet is to choose a type of work that doesn’t require one rather than choosing one that does and, in a sense, doing it only half way.

A recommended book on voodoo & hoodoo love spells

 

GUEST

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