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I will begin by saying my experience with this is limited indeed. But i would like to know what people here thinks is needed for a successful love spell (and also what would you consider “Successful “)
i have worked with an old lady that makes hoodo/traditional witchcraft spells, and she for example helped me to make an amarre or binding. But it didn’t work actually for love (in reality we lacked an ingredient she needed: a piece of cloth of the target person, which traditionally is underwear but can be anything really) but i can definitely tell it worked halfway, since one of the worries i had at the time was that the target had planned to migrate to another country and since the spell, they have never managed to do it in any of their attempts. Nonetheless, it didn’t change noticeably any feelings towards me, nor helped me reconcile with the person
as an analytical person I always wonder why do something works (or don’t) and that prompted me some questions:
Imagine you know someone from work/class, to whom you feel attracted to but never talk and seems to ignore your existence. Would a love spell works?
what about reconciliation between former partners?
what about “friendzoned” people?
in which scenario would the magic work best? If we base on strength of feelings, maybe the second one. If we base it on compatibility, maybe the third one. If we base it on possibility of creating something new and cleaness of previous impressions/feelings, maybe the first one is the best. Some people also want to inject the “free will” of the target, and say that’s why it doesn’t work. Nonetheless free will is something debatable at best at the light of scientific knowledge. That we don’t know about all the factors involved in behavior doesn’t mean free will exists.
i have worked with an old lady that makes hoodo/traditional witchcraft spells, and she for example helped me to make an amarre or binding. But it didn’t work actually for love (in reality we lacked an ingredient she needed: a piece of cloth of the target person, which traditionally is underwear but can be anything really) but i can definitely tell it worked halfway, since one of the worries i had at the time was that the target had planned to migrate to another country and since the spell, they have never managed to do it in any of their attempts. Nonetheless, it didn’t change noticeably any feelings towards me, nor helped me reconcile with the person
as an analytical person I always wonder why do something works (or don’t) and that prompted me some questions:
Imagine you know someone from work/class, to whom you feel attracted to but never talk and seems to ignore your existence. Would a love spell works?
what about reconciliation between former partners?
what about “friendzoned” people?
in which scenario would the magic work best? If we base on strength of feelings, maybe the second one. If we base it on compatibility, maybe the third one. If we base it on possibility of creating something new and cleaness of previous impressions/feelings, maybe the first one is the best. Some people also want to inject the “free will” of the target, and say that’s why it doesn’t work. Nonetheless free will is something debatable at best at the light of scientific knowledge. That we don’t know about all the factors involved in behavior doesn’t mean free will exists.
