Find what is lost
To help you retrieve a missing object
Spell Timing:
5-10 mins
Suggested Tools:
A small box
A scent of your choice
Anything linked to your object (a drawing will do)
A steady, thoughtful mind
Directions:
1.Put the scent and linker into the box.Close it.
2.Say this incantation:
"A precious object, rich with love
fell somewhere to the ground.
the Hidden chanced upon it there,
and took what it had found.
The rightful owner wants it back,
she seeks the object so,
She can retrieve that which is hers,
Please tell her where to go."
3. Carry the box around your home,or wherever you t think you may have lost the object.
Additional Comments:
Spell Origin:
It is from a book about witchcraft, but is definitely real, because i lost my bracelet, used the spell and found it.
An equally potent spell which will help, at the same time, to develop strong powers of concentration and improve creative visualization is this:
1 ) Chant name of the lost object repeatedly ( 3, 5, 7 or 9 times )
2 ) Take up a pendulum in your sensitive hand and, closing one's eyes, sit down and try to visualize the object lost as strongly as you can. Really see it in your mind!
3) When you feel ready, open your eyes and feel how your pendulum swings.
4) Take the pendulum to the place where the object is thought to be lost. Follow the direction of swing of the pendulum. Does it swing stronger to your right, or to your left?
5) You will often find the missing object close by - or a short time later.
You must post this as a separate spell as I think it is absolutely brilliant! This is one of the first spells I have written but I think yours is FAR better and witches will benefit from having this on the database so please take my advise and present it to the world!
I have to say this is the first spell that I have cast (twice as well) and it worked both times for two small beads I lost. First time I did it, I then looked in a place I had at least two other times and it was there. Second time when I was taking the box there I heard something fall to my feet I looked there and I found the object. (The scent I used was lavender btw)
I am glad that everyone is finding this spell useful, but until someone can tell me what "book about witchcraft" the original poster (Who is anonymous so I can't ask them) got it from so that it can be properly cited, it will have to be deleted. Anyone know?
I wrote this spell last year and it was not literally from a book about witchcraft. I read a fiction book called "The Frog Princess" which i very much enjoyed as i am a child witch and decided to write my own spell based on one in there (one which uses a "dragon scale" in the book) unfortunately I could not find a dragon scale :-p so I had to make do with my own spell instead partially inspired by that in the book. As you can see I did not have the time to properly explain the origin of the spell and for that I am truly sorry. I did not post the comment to gain credit as that would not be very pure of soul, but only to prevent people searching frantically through every book they can find. Please accept my deepest apologies.
I would also like to add that I am delighted that it worked for everyone and that they like it. I would be sorry to see it deleted however I wholly understand if that is what you have to do. As I saidI have not yet reached teenage years so it is probably not that good but I will continue writing spells and improving every day in my journey through the craft
No. It's fine. We can keep it. It's just if something is copied from a book, it should be properly cited (recipes are not subject to this law, but verses are, and the spell contains a verse. ) It is clear that this wasn't copied from a book but is an original spell inpsired from one you saw in a book.