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GET BACK YOUR LOST LOVE WITH THIS SIMPLE REMEDY

 HONEY JAR SPELL 

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A honey jar spell is a magical ritual that uses honey to manifest a desired outcome, such as improving a relationship or attracting a new one. A unique form of sympathetic “magick,” honey jar spells utilize visualization, manifestation, and (you guessed it) honey to produce positive outcomes and refresh goals.

Love Honey Spell is very beneficial for couples who love each other but have separated due to certain circumstances, or their relationship is going through a tumultuous time, or their feelings for each other are starting to grow faint. 

Here are some steps for performing a honey jar spell: 
honey spell for love
  • Ground and center: Burn sage, palo santo or any incense, sit comfortably, and take a few deep breaths. 
  • Write down your intention: Decide on what you want to manifest, such as sweetening an existing relationship or attracting a new one. 
  • Add ingredients to the jar: Fold up the paper with your intention and add it to the jar. 
  • Seal the jar: Seal the jar and hold it, breathing into your palms. 
  • Light the candle: Pass a candle through sacred smoke and anoint it with rose oil. 
  • Repeat: The spell continues until the candle burns out. 
How to dispose Honey Jar after Spell
If the spell jar was made to bring something to you (money spell jar, self love, luck) bury the contents in your garden, in the dirt by your home, on your property, etc. if the spell jar was used to remove something (baneful/banishing magic, hexes) bury away from your home/not on your property. 
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