Break Influence Spell
Stop Relatives Or Friends From Interfering In Your Relationship…
- Perhaps a relative (parents, aunt/uncle, grandparents, etc) of the person you love is influencing your relationship in a detrimental way.
- Maybe your romantic partner is being influenced by his or her friends, who don’t like you and would dearly love to see you and your partner split up.
- Or it could be your partner’s ex still has a hold over them, and wants to see you break up.
- Alternatively, it might be a friend or relative trying to influence you.
Whatever the case, unwanted influence is a fact of life. You’d be surprised how many people have this problem.
How do you go about dealing with it?
It’s a question of deflecting the person’s influence by altering their perception. In a sense, you change the narrative that’s going on in their mind. This is most effectively achieved using astral magick, which is our favored method for situations of this kind.
How it works
Guided by whispers of forgotten lore, I head out to the untamed wilds of Suffolk, England (the region where I live) to a Bronze Age mound, which is situated on a crossing of Ley Lines. I channel this numinous energy into the working to get the results you need.
As Twilight descends I go into visionary trance, spinning off the hypnogogic imagery that shimmers and sparkles before my closed eyes. From there I embark on an astral journey past strange, ephemeral landscapes, curious humanoid entities, and otherworldly creatures.
It is here I call upon my spirit guides to “help our dear friend in need” and to bestow their powerful energies towards solving your issues, and putting your situation to rights.
With that I close the working and leave an offering of three old British sixpences. As I leave, the Bronze Age mound returns to its serene stillness, concealing the echoes of ancient magic within its heart.
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Cost: $333.
After you order you’ll be sent a questionnaire to fill out your details and to outline your request. You’ll then be sent your ritual date. Once conducted, we’ll email you a letter with details of what we did and what you do next.
