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Step on The Cracks: A Bad Luck Ball
Friday March 13th, 8 P.M. at Avant Garden
411 Westheimer Houston, Texas
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The Siren’s “Learn Your Lesson” Hex
This is a hex that will cause your target to learn their lesson and make their blunders come to light, whether it be fucking with you, a loved one, a friend, whatever. This hex will make them learn.
What You’ll Need
A sea shell with their name written on it
Another sea shell, preferably the same type and size as the shell with the name on it
Black string
Metal tongs
Paper
Pencil/Pen
Black Candle
Black Salt
Salt Water
What To Do
Write each wrong they’ve done on separate pieces of paper.
Burn each paper from the black candle and place each burning paper into the shell with the tongs.
Sprinkle black salt onto the ashes inside the shell and flick the salt water over it while say “Each wrong you’ve done to me and others will come to light and your errors will cost you, you will be treated the same by friends and strangers as you have treated others until you learn your lesson and make amends with everyone you’ve hurt.”
Take the other shell and tie it to the shell with ashes in it to close the ashes inside.
Bury the shell in a spot that will be shaded most parts of the day.
Once you feel they’ve learned their lesson you can break the hex by digging it up and pouring the ashes and salt into a fire.
If you can I’d recommend doing this at nighttime, outdoors in the general direction of where the sea is from you.
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