This edition of Spellwork Sessions is about ritual baths and how they can be used to remove blocks in your path for finding love- self love, romantic love, friendship, and more. You can spend all of your time setting the intention, but if your path has anything in its way you may be casting out a love letter with no address back to sender.
Energetic or magickal blocks can be caused by a number of sources, and in the case of dealing with matters of love, it could be past pains from an old relationship, insecurities, a lack of self love, or a good ol' fashion curse that could have been laid on you. A ritual bath is a perfect way to literally cleanse yourself of any of these energies and more.
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Altar Setup & Suggestions
You can create a simple altar for this, or make it as lavish as you want. Whatever holds importance for your spell is up to you!
Simple Steps and Procedures
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If finding these ingredients is overwhelming or if you're too busy, try our Love & Honor Ritual Kit, or the Aphrodisiac Bath Ritual Kit as it has all of the ingredients you will need for this bath- lavender, rose petals, essential oils, crystals, and more!
You have now successfully removed the blocks in front of your heart, I hope that this ritual is able to open you to the blessing of finding true love. <3
Pogo is a Brujx who has been practicing various forms of divination, healing and spellwork for a greater part of the last decade. Their abilities and intuition come from a bloodline of healers that they walk in gratitude with daily.
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