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(@karolcio)
Linked: 7 months ago

Hey, I'm new here and I have a question.

I'm talking about all those love charms that supposedly work on people. How does it actually work? Is it some kind of energy that affects someone's aura and changes the attitude towards the person who casts such a charm?

I'm a little confused about this, maybe someone of you is savvy in these topics and could explain it to me in simple terms? I would be very grateful for a hint, because I am terribly curious about this, and there is so much to read on the Internet that I no longer know for myself what is true and what is not. Do you know anything about it?

Thanks in advance for your help!

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(@niki-x)
Linked: 7 months ago

Rather, it's sending your energy to force someone to reciprocate your feelings that's a big stretch and unpleasant. The whole "romantic" thing, instead of showing love normally, is trying to bend the other person's will to his wishes. As if he were saying: "Love me because I want it that way, and your opinion doesn't matter!". Total dictatorship in love, an embarrassment. And then, when this "in love" passes a temporary eclipse, he may have trouble disenchanting this person. Because this one will continue under the influence of the imposed energy and love against his will. It is not good to play with someone's feelings in this way. It is definitely better to act honestly and not use any magic tricks. If someone loves someone, let him show it by normal means. And if the other party doesn't reciprocate those feelings, then you can't force them to do anything. I'd rather have a free choice than be bewitched by force!

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(@karolcio)
Linked: 7 months ago

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@niki-x I'm not going to do it, because the moral issue is the most important for me, but I have to admit that I know a person who admitted it. It's someone close to me, but I won't go into details. It's just that until a month ago I thought it was complete nonsense and science fiction.... Now I don't think that way anymore. As an analyst, I'm trying to understand this and explore the topic, so thank you for all your help. After reading your responses, I see that there are, in a way, two "schools" - One says that such a "spell" (I can't believe I'm using this word ;)) lasts for a short time, and the other says that it lasts until it is neutralized and warns that even if the principal gets bored, this person still won't let go.... I wonder how it really is...

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(@pajeczyna)
Linked: 7 months ago

Hello, I would like to share my unpleasant experience with love charms. Once, at the beginning of my "przypdora" with magic, I was young and naive. A couple of times I cast such charms, because I thought it was nothing bad. But the effect just terrified me. One couple I tried it on was together all the time, but they kept arguing and resented each other. However, they couldn't separate, as if something was holding them together in this toxic relationship. The other couple separated after a while, but this "enchanted" person still tried desperately to come back. She was unable to form a lasting relationship after that, as if she was still clinging to that former partner. To this day, I regret and am angry with myself for going along with it. It's a violation of someone's free will and that's just not the way to do it! If we love someone, we should desire their well-being, not just satisfy our own selfish needs and desires. Love is not enslavement. I learned this lesson painfully. Never again such things! I discourage anyone thinking about something like this. It's a simple way to destroy a relationship and ruin someone else's life.

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(@karolcio)
Linked: 7 months ago

I'll be honest, until recently I didn't believe in such things as love charms or rituals at all. It seemed to me to be some kind of nonsense and superstition.

But everything changed when my friend opened up to me. She had separated from her partner under very bad circumstances and for more than a year they had no contact with each other at all. All this time she was very depressed, you could see that she still couldn't forget about him. But I did not suspect that she would go as far as casting love charms.

And here all of a sudden this ex of hers called her back as if nothing had ever happened. What's more, he immediately asked if she was currently involved with someone. The next day he began to urge her very pushily to meet. He said it would be best if we did it now, because he just happened to be a car outside her work. His whole demeanor was unlike any I had ever known him to be.

When she told me about it, I had to admit that it was very unlikely myself. And then she confessed to me that two months earlier she had used some kind of love ritual. At first nothing happened, then she considered it foolishness. But then, all of a sudden, there was a twist and her ex spoke up after two months.

At first I laughed at it, then I was surprised. And now I'm trying to understand it all. I read about it, but nowhere can I find accounts of someone succeeding and living happily ever after such a ritual. This makes me uneasy. My fiancée and I tried for a year to help a friend get out of this depression after the breakup. We are now afraid that her situation will only get worse....

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(@pajeczyna)
Linked: 7 months ago

Your friend's situation is very delicate. Love charms and black magic are no good. Such practices may seem attractive, but in reality they are very dangerous. You see, casting charms is a violation of someone's free will. It may bring temporary results, but in the long run it will only ruin the relationship.

True love must be based on mutual trust and respect, not manipulation and enslavement. If one already wants to use the services of magic practitioners, I strongly recommend focusing only on white magic. Its purpose is to attract positive energies and open up to happiness, not to force something by force.

In the case of your friend, I am afraid that the situation may become complicated. Her ex-partner may feel the effects of the charm cast, and their relationship will become very toxic. Therefore, it is important for you to be a great support for her. She needs to understand that true love cannot be forced on anyone with charms. If their relationship is to survive, it must be based on sincerity and mutual acceptance. I wish you much strength in solving this problem. Remember, black magic is never a good solution. 

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(@gotika)
Linked: 7 months ago

I have such a question - according to you, is a complete layman, someone very keen on the return of the former partner, is able to effectively cast such a love charm? Does a person unaccustomed to such practices have enough power, skill and determination to make such a thing work?

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(@pajeczyna)
Linked: 7 months ago

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@gotika Sure, a total layman who is terribly eager to win back an ex-boyfriend/girlfriend does not have to know his stuff at all. If he has a mega-strong motivation and genuinely experiences the excitement while casting the charm, he can succeed, even without professional apprenticeship. The most important thing here is a sincere, strong desire and belief, not the technique of execution. Terrible infatuation with a partner gives power in itself. Like a curse uttered in great anger. So if someone is desperate and will give it their all, they may have the power to make it move.

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(@gotika)
Linked: 7 months ago

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@pajeczyna And your charms worked within 2-3 months in such a way that these people immediately entered into full relationships? And also I have this question, if you don't mind - how people were together for several years, it was a great love, and then there was a break of several years, can such a love charm work? The bond used to be strong, but now it is rather gone...?

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(@dufka)
Linked: 12 months ago

@pajeczyna Maybe you can advise me - I did a ritual with the candle "Lovers" for the last full moon, but mistakenly ordered pink, not red. I did it for myself and for him, because he passed away, although our bond was great. According to what you write, that the effects can appear after 2-3 months - then I should not do another ritual on the next full moon, but wait? It seems to me that he kind of went away because of another charm...he doesn't know how to deal with it. We were very much in love, connected on every level and with plans for the future. With my ritual, I am not hurting any third person, I am not selfish - I just love him, and he seemed even more loving than me, he declared all the treasures of the cosmos to me...and suddenly it broke off in a minute. I would appreciate your advice.

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(@pajeczyna)
Linked: 7 months ago

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@dufka I'm sorry, but I can't advise on love rituals because I consider them unethical. Forcing someone to return to a relationship against their will is, in my opinion, wrong. If your love is genuine, your partner should return of his own free will. And if that doesn't happen, it means that you are not meant for each other, even though it may be difficult to accept. My advice is to be patient and focus on yourself. If it is meant to be, it will come back, if not - in time you will manage to get through it.

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(@gotika)
Linked: 7 months ago
Is it possible to make such a love charm to work immediately? so without waiting?
 
 
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(@karolcio)
Linked: 7 months ago

I still have a question about the power of rituals. Do they get weaker with time?

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(@pajeczyna)
Linked: 7 months ago

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@karolcio It all depends on the individual case. There are some rituals that work all the time, others for a short time. White magic, in that it gives natural effects works for a long time. With black it may look different.

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(@karolcio)
Linked: 7 months ago

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@pajeczyna And how about those side effects with black magic? Do you know maybe?

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(@pajeczyna)
Linked: 7 months ago

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@karolcio It all depends on many factors. I would, however, advise against this type of magic.

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(@yvona)
Linked: 7 months ago

And does anyone know what the person on whom the ritual is done feels?

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(@kiwi)
Linked: 10 months ago

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@yvona I don't know what the other person is feeling, while with me there were mood swings, I have very intense dreams about my partner.

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