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Spell: Block-Busting Spell

Color of the Day
Incense of the Day
 
Sometimes we just need to grab a hammer and go to town on whatever it is that we find standing between us and the end of our desire. For this spell, you will need a hammer, orange ribbon, and a small piece of brick about the size of your palm.

Ground and center your energy, then hold the piece of brick in your hand and channel your feelings surrounding the block into it. Wrap the brick with the orange ribbon liberally so that there are no exposed edges and say:

I wrap this block because I'm in control. I wrap it because I'm more powerful!

Now hit the brick three times with the hammer, breaking it into pieces, and say:

"I smash you because I'm done and I do it because I've won. Be gone, you're banished. I haven't a care under the sun!"

Throw the remains in the trash.
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