To break the curse of the evil eye assemble: a white candle, 1¼4 cup water, 1¼2 teaspoon olive oil, one small bowl, and nine whole cloves. Mix the water and olive oil in the bowl, and light the... Read more

In Appalachian folk magic, the wood of the hickory tree is valued for its ability to break curses and bring protection. To repel negative magic, go to a hickory tree during a Full Moon. Announce your... Read more

The "evil eye" has long been a term denoting negative energy being sent from one person onto another. The term carries the notion of covetousness, envy, and wishes of destruction—in other words, it's... Read more

Color of the day: Rose
Incense of the day: Sandalwood

What would you like to change in your life? Your love interest, your affluence level, your career, or a bad habit? Buy three lengths of cord in... Read more

"The evil that you have set upon me,
I return to you, three times three."

Curse work has always been controversial in our community.
Many oppose the concept of calling evil down upon another person,... Read more

If you feel you're the victim of a curse, or just a run of bad luck, try this old-time charm.

You'll need a large, rusty nail and a hammer. On a moonless night, when the wind is still and the... Read more

Color of the day: Maroon
Incense of the day: Daffodil

A solar eclipse occurs as the Sun casts the Moon’s shadow across the Earth. It unites the powers of Sun and Moon, light and darkness, logic and... Read more

Color of the day: Black
Incense of the day: Lilac

The belief in the evil eye is taken quite seriously in many parts of the world. To break the curse of the evil eye, read the following spell.

In... Read more

Color of the day: Black
Incense of the day: Pine

Millions of years before flowering plants appeared on our planet, ferns grew here. They are the ancient ones of the plant kingdom and are among the... Read more

This spell will break a curse leveled at you. Place some salt or ashes in a small glass jar until it is about half-full. In another bowl mix the following: two parts myrrh gum, one part orris root... Read more