Readers Question – Burying Something in New York City?

Posted by Jacqueline on May 18th, 2012 in Readers Questions | Comments Off on Readers Question – Burying Something in New York City?   Dear Jacqueline, I LOVE your website! But I have a dilemma. How do I bury something at the Crossroads in New York City? I find it absolutely impossible to do this without someone seeing me. Any ideas? Jasmine ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Thank you for the kind words. I am sure that in a large city like New York or even San Francisco, there are many more people doing much stranger acts in public than digging in dirt BUT I can understand that you might be a bit perplex and queasy about doing it. Here are some ideas: A four way stop with any stop sign can be considered a crossroads. A three way stop, but not a “T” intersection but where one road goes off in more of a “Y” intersection is good enough for a crossroads. This “three way” is a place for the Brazilian Sarabanda love spell that I have heard about, but not used. For spells that attract and bring things to your door like love, luck and money, then use a potted plant, like a fern or juniper in a large plastic pot or container at your front door is sufficient enough to bury something “at your door”. This could either be in the hallway right outside your door or in the foyer or lobby of the apartment building. Tell the Super that you are celebrating Spring, Earth Day, your Birthday, Anniversary of someone or just want to make the other tenants smile.You can also use to small area that you may find where the steps meets the building or even that small patch of dirt like a planter box between the sidewalk and the curb where the City planted some tree. All you need to do is just dig a small hole right next to the tree trunk and leave your attraction charm there. Good Question and I hope this helps! J.    ...

Readers Question | What to do with Petitions?

Posted by Jacqueline on Mar 11th, 2012 in Petition Papers Ideas, Readers Questions | Comments Off on Readers Question | What to do with Petitions? Note: I have saved this question until I was able to capture some photos to go with it for a deeper understanding. – J. Jacqueline, I have been doing some money and fast luck candle work and wanted to know what should I do with the petitions I write? My friend says I can keep them but things change and I don’t always use the same petition each time. Can I throw them away with the glass after the candle is done? What do you do with petition papers? Thanks, Julessa ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Hi Julessa, Thank you for sending in a good question. You would not know how many times I have gotten a personal e-mail about what to do with the ends of a candle spell for my candle burning rituals. Here are some great tips: If the spell is for banishing or sending someone away, take it all in a paper bag and leave it at the crossroads with three pennies next to it. Don’t look back. If the spell is for money, bury it in a container (preferably a covered decorated jar) of “lucky” green rice and keep it near your front door or bury it in the backyard to keep the money at home. If the spell is to keep someone from traipsing off (like a wayward lover) wrap it in a sock and bury it in the backyard. Can’t do this? Then get a large pot and place it in the dirt in it and plant a rosemary bush over it (Rosemary is a ‘woman-controls-the-house’ herb) If the spell is for general attraction of all kinds (luck*money*love) bury it at the front door or in a pot of dirt with basil (old time money drawing plant) planted on top of it and place on front porch at front door. If the spell is for protection, bury it in a pot with dirt and a green plant or flowers and keep by steps or front door. Live in an apartment building? Use a pot, real dirt and a fake plant. If it to attract love, wrap it in pink cloth with the appropriate herbs (odd numbers only) and pin to bra or waist of panties. (Really!)     What I do when I burn candles for clients and the candle is done, I snap a photo of the end of the candle burn, then toss the glass in the recycling bin and save the petitions. I then pick a good day – major holiday, Sunday, or some astrological occurrence, and I burn them together outside with a mixture of white sage, frankincense and myrrh. I pray over them and it is essentially a ‘burnt offering’ to the Angels, Saints and the Heavens so they will answer your prayer. I took these photos to show what it looks like:     Best case scenario, use your intuition. If you want something to stay close, keep it close. If you want something (or someone) to go away, then toss it at the crossroads or take it to a flowing stream or river. Hope this helps explain a little further.   Thank you for an excellent question! J.  ...

Readers Question | How Do I Bury Something in the City?

Posted by Jacqueline on Feb 26th, 2012 in Crossroads Spell Work, Readers Questions | Comments Off on Readers Question | How Do I Bury Something in the City?   Sister Jacqueline, First let me say I love your book I ordered last month, “Highly Effective Money Candle Spells”. I didn’t think that you could do some of the things you wrote in your candle spells. One of the questions I have is that I read somewhere else about burying something at your doorstep to attract money. I live in New York City in an apartment building which leads right out onto the sidewalk and I am on the 8th floor with my door opening out to a hallway going to the elevator. How do I put something outside of my door for an attraction spell? Many Thanks, Shelanda ********************* Shelanda, Thank you for your kind words about the book. That was my first venture in the literary world and I will be releasing another book soon, so look out for the announcement going out in the newsletter. I know what you are talking about and one of the things that I addressed about ‘burying’ something at the front door was changed up in my spell “Money Magnet Charm to Gain Money” in the book you purchased. In it, I said place the charm in a bowl or copper pot and set right at or as near to the front door as you could. This spell was specifically designed for city dwellers in mind. Another way to ‘bury’ something is to purchase a potted plant like a fern, ficus or palm tree and set it at the front door on the hallway side of your door, just outside your door. Of course, you are setting up yourself for a possible plant theft by another neighbor, but if you live in a fairly decent building and know your neighbors, they might enjoy seeing a bit of nature in the hall and leave it alone. So that it might not be too obvious, you might want to buy two plants and place them on each side of the door to jazz it up. Then you place the charm inside the dirt of the plant, making sure it is covered so that nosy people won’t disturb it. If this is not possible, then go back outside and look at the front of your building. Is there planters or a small strip of dirt between the building and the actual sidewalk? Is there a grass strip or a tree in a square cut out that is surrounded by concrete? Both of those areas are good places to bury your charm. If this is not possible, maybe talking to the super or doorman and asking if you can make a “donation” of two potted plants to place on either side of the main lobby door to celebrate the coming of the Season (whichever season is coming; in this case it would be Spring). You can tell him you would come down and water them regularly and it would brighten up the lobby to make all feel warm and fuzzy about their apartment building. Last but not least, if you still cannot perform any of these, then buying a plant and placing it on the inside is better than nothing to attract what you want or to draw in money to your home. On another note, if you need to bury something away from your home, like at a crossroads, the same would apply. Look for a “+”  (cross) style intersection ( four way stop) and look for planters or a tree to bury it at. You may also use a “Y” type crossroads to do your crossroads work but do not use a “T” intersection where two roads come together like the letter...

Readers Question | Leave Candle Burning or Not?

Posted by Jacqueline on Feb 10th, 2012 in Readers Questions | Comments Off on Readers Question | Leave Candle Burning or Not?   Jacqueline I have been following your writings here and I want to say thank you for all that you have written. I have learned a lot. I have a question. I want to know if I light my candle then put it out when I go to work, will my candle spell still work? I am worried that my cats might jump up and play with the candle and start a fire. Is it better to keep the candle lit all the time for my candle spell to work? Thank you Shawna ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Shawna, Thank you for being an avid reader and your kind compliments. I write to help those who may have questions such as your and believe it or not, some of the questions submitted are some of the same I had when I started burning candles for Good Luck, Money, Success and such. I can understand your concern about your cats knocking over the candle. I live with someone who is fearful of fire, but I am not. I can set a lit glass encased candle on the altar and go away for the weekend, because I have no pets, small children or other disturbances that would affect its burning. Also, I properly secure it with the tips I write about in past articles here on Free Candle Spells. To read the article about candle safety, click here. If you properly light and properly extinguish the candle, your candle spell should not be disturbed however, remember that a candlelight service or candle burning spell is a petition to God, the Angels and the Saints, or any other Deity you hold dear to your beliefs and life. Success depends on whether that particular Deity determines if you should receive what you are asking for. Just lighting the candle is not a 100% guarantee that you will get what you wish for. Case in point, I have had clients ask me to burn a green Money Drawing Candle for them, which I do as a service for readers. One particular client complained that they did not receive what they asked for and alluded to the fact that the service was ineffective for them. I first reminded them that a candlelight service is a petition for wishes to be granted. There is no guarantee. A perfect example would be this scenario about a lover that goes something like this: What if a love petition were to read “bring back to me Cletus Billy Bob Jonesy”. Now, only the Heavens know what type of person Cletus is and what potential blessings or damage he could create for the petitioner, the one who wishes him back. What happens if Cletus becomes a mean drunk and beats the petitioner to an inch of their life? What if Cletus gets 5 women in the neighborhood pregnant? Is this REALLY what the Higher Powers want for this petitioner? No. Our Heavenly Celestial Beings want only goodness for us, so if the petitioner doesn’t get Cletus Billy Bob Jonesy back into their arms, it is probably best to think it was a “good thing’, right? Same thing with the Money Candle. Did the petitioner go out and seek employment while I was burning a candle for them, or did they sit and watch trash TV all day? Did the petitioner actually get a small blessing and spend it on foolishly on things not necessary for daily life? I do not know as I can’t monitor the movements of the petitioner. I can only pray that they are doing the right thing for their own existence. The question you pose is whether your candle petition spell is...