wikiHow, Inc. is the copyright holder of this image under U.S. and international copyright laws. "It gave me great knowledge and I am enjoying that." My advice to all reading this great and so true article: please believe that spells are out there." Put the whole thing into the freezer. Perhaps the spell has simply run its course and it’s time to close it down. Needed: A taper candle. There are some simple techniques you can use to break the spell. Keep giving this kind of information to the public."

You must do this very slowly and imagine the spell being lifted from your body and all the good luck and fortune that will soon come to you and the evil that will go to the person that placed the hex/curse upon you.

"I believe an evil spell is on me, and I am researching how to get rid of it.

If the spell could possibly go badly then you should place all remnants into an envelope and label the envelope with the spell name and date. It is also highly possible you are the reason you haven't conceived. "It helped me because my ex-girlfriend is crazy. If you used fire in your original spell, use water in the counter spell.

Send the bad intentions right back. I needed information on this matter and yours is just awesome. stay positive. As long as you know who the person is and can visualize them, you should be fine. Search in the places where you would put it if you were the one doing it. She could be lying out of immaturity, but crazy people sometimes have magical potential because of how far their minds are from cold logic, and how close to emotions they think. Most reverse spells use mirrors to send the energy of the curse back to the person who sent it to you in the first place. If you like you can essentially work your original spell in reverse with the new opposite spell elements but if that isn’t possible simply incorporating all of the elements into a new counter spell should be enough.Redirecting a spell is a good way to handle the need to reverse a spell when you don’t have the details or the supplies to try the previous two methods. You can also use this to reverse your own spells (although hopefully you do not use magic to harm). To focus on something funny and positive. So, begin by believing in your mind and in your heart that there’s great love here for you. To protect yourself when you leave the house, you may want to wear a protective talisman. Those are just some basic thing to put in there, and you should also include a petition outlining what the mojo bag is for. wikiHow, Inc. is the copyright holder of this image under U.S. and international copyright laws. "It all stood out to me. At time you were cursed your soul resonated to the words and energy of the spell. 2) Reverse the Spell. We know ads can be annoying, but they’re what allow us to make all of wikiHow available for free. If that sounds like the kind of magic you’re looking for, then read on…Have you ever cast a spell, felt like a total badass, waited with bated breath for the results and then… wished you could immediately take it all back?I’ve definitely been there. At the end of the moon cycle, dispose of the poppet by burying, burning, or breaking it (whatever is appropriate for the kind of material you used).This method is not ideal but it can be useful to stop the effects of a spell while you figure out a more permanent way to get rid of it. Witchcraft is about getting real results and seeing tangible change in your life.

wikiHow is a “wiki,” similar to Wikipedia, which means that many of our articles are co-written by multiple authors. Call the police and file a report. Ever since then, he constantly insults, humiliates and yells at me.

Sage shouldn't cause that kind of reaction, since it is always used for purification. What should I do if I don't know the name of the person who made the hex, but I know who they are? If I’m honest, messing up spells here and there is just part of the learning process! You need: The day before you plan on doing this spell, pour an ounce or two of vinegar into the bowl and add some fennel seed. This image is not<\/b> licensed under the Creative Commons license applied to text content and some other images posted to the wikiHow website.