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Magickal Baths! Bath that bring healing
By Sam Stevens, Thu Dec 8th

Magicakal Baths! Baths that bring healing. For the most part, I think that can be a valuable way to"act" out your anger, resentment, bitterness or jealousy. Thevery act of doing a spell can make a person who feels powerlessor victimized, feel at least briefly, for at time that they aresomehow in control of the situation again. I have found thefollowing "freezer" to be quite satisfying to do, if youfind yourself somehow dumped, oppressed or just plain wishingfor some kind of psychological torture to stop. I am notcompletely sure if these or not, but when someone does mewrong, the first thing that pops into mind is the frosty insidesof my refrigerator. I love these because they fall underthe category of corny spells, trailer trash wiccanary andbecause they originate from such an emotional, passionate andold style of witchcraft. Yet at the same time they are verymodern because they make use of the fridge. Magicakal Baths! Baths that bring healing. Technically too,they fall under the category of black magic because they arerevenge spells, and represent the desire to control anotherperson. Being somewhat of a collector and connoisseur of cornyspells, trailer trash wiccanary and any ritual that allows youto "act out your feelings" without necessarily hurting anyone, Ithought I'd share them with you because they are a few of myfavourites. Some of them have been sourced from Lexa Rosean,author of the Supermarket Sorceress who is a master of KitchenWitchery. Still I think the important thing about a freezerspell is to start with the basics and then make it your own. Iknow one natural witch, (a famous Canadian singer in fact) whoknows nothing about freezer spells, yet every time she gets madat someone, she writes their name on a little piece of paper,twists it up and throws it in the freezer to "make it stop!" Idiscovered this one day when I was groping through her freezerfor some ice cream and a flutter of little pieces of paper fellout to the floor. Magicakal Baths! Baths that bring healing. When I asked her about it, she told me herintuition had told her to put the people "on ice." The essenceof a freezer spell is about time. The idea is to stop somethingin its tracks. Freezer also fall into the category ofbinding spells, as often their purpose is to paralyse anoffender. They are used for protection, but mainly for REVENGE!Here are a few of my favourites. THE BASIC ICE CUBE TRAY SPELL:This is all-purpose and what I like about it is that you can usemagickal ingredients to sweeten or sour the mix before you chuckit in the freezer. Basically, you take twelve small pieces ofpaper and write down the names twelve people or situations whohave not been very nice to you or who have irked you or done youwrong. Think of twelve people who have been hostile to you, orwho have a bad attitude towards you or who have behaved asobstacles

to what you want in your life or career. Now stickthese twelve pieces of paper in the ice cube tray compartmentsand add a little sugar, or honey to sweeten up their attitudetowards you. You could also add a few other things as well ifyou wanted - a little dill or parsley powder for improvedcommunication, orange water for joy or rose water to increaseloving vibrations. Then you fill the rest of the tray with waterand stick in the freezer. I like this spell because it isrelatively innocent and is persuading others to think of youkindly and not to harm you. A more vengeful version of thisspell would be to add substances like vinegar (to sour theirexperiences) cigarette ashes (to cause depression) orhorseradish (to cause arguments.) If your resentment is directedtowards a particular individual, perhaps a male who has dumpedyou for some one else you might consider doing this IMPOTENCEspell. While shopping for the cucumber at your local vegetablestore, try and find one that resembles your ex-partner's actualmember when it is erect. At the very least this will get yougiggling. Then carve his name and his birth-date into the fleshof the cucumber and throw it into the freezer. It will start togo soft and wither after a few weeks, and while this happens,imagine him and the sweet young thing that he betrayed youhaving conversations like "I swear this has never happened to mebefore." "It's ok. I understand." Magicakal Baths! Baths that bring healing.

The ultimate freezer spell however, in terms of sheer nastiness,is this BREAK THEM UP freezer spell in which you write theoffending couple's names on a piece of paper (if you don't knowthe name of the person coming between you write "unknown rival")You put the pieces of paper in a Tupperware container along witha piece of rotten fish, fill it with water and freeze it. Fishare symbols of fertility and happiness, so the ultimate purposeof this ritual is to have the two lovers become turned off fromeach other. One person, who tried this spell, told me shelaughed her head off, when her boyfriend came back to her andcomplained that his new lover had terrible B.O. I haven't triedthis one myself, but she says it worked. Lexa Rosean also boastssuccess with this one. I can't guarantee these work, butif you are too chicken to enact some real revenge (like turn theperson into the I.R.S.) these little rituals at least satisfy adesire for "petty revenge". Magicakal Baths! Baths that bring healing.

About the author:Samantha Stevens was a professional psychic at http://www.psychicrealm.com formany years. Read more of her articles at http://www.insomniacpress.com/author.php?id=110

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