St. Anthony for Reconciliation

Cat over at Cat’s Rants has an article on using St. Anthony for reconciliation work:

Easy to Do St. Anthony Reconciliation Spell

(This usage comes about through St. Anthony’s traditional association as the saint you call on when you’ve lost something - once upon a time this meant your keys, but the usage has extended to ( Read more... )

Miss Bri at Milagro Roots speaks Truth here. Seekers of reconciliation work would do well to read her post.

I get more requests for reconciliation of lovers than for perhaps any other type of spellwork.  I don't usually take reconciliation cases involving couples (though I do reconciliation work between friends and family members frequently). But as I often find myself giving the same information out over and over again, I should probably make a post ( Read more... )

The nutjob ratio is much higher among clients seeking reconciliation than among any other grouping of clients by standard petition-type.

Here is a good example: a woman didn't like what her reader told her about her chances for getting back with her ex, so she stabbed her and her daughter to death.

No, I am NOT saying all reconciliation-seekers are ( Read more... )

A client wants her man to commit, but on the other hand doesn't want to force him to do anything; he should be loving her and committing to her because he wants to, not because she forced him to, right?

Well, in my opinion, this goes back to something I said a bit earlier in an email -- he might love you all day long but have a different idea of ( Read more... )

First, the infamous black cat bone.

I have to admit something here. My uses of the cat bone are not entirely traditional hoodoo.  Let me give you a snapshot.

If you ever read "The Once and Future King," you might recall that Morgause, the Queen of Air and Darkness, was introduced to the reader via a vividly grotesque episode in which she is in the ( Read more... )

I had a really sweet client order some supplies for a reconciliation working.  She said she'd love to hear any input. Well, I have a bit.  First of all, I should say that these are among the hardest workings to accomplish.  I'll give you an example of why.

About a year ago, a friend came to me for rootwork help.  She was having husband problems, or ( Read more... )