You could also use a name written on paper. I like to choose things from the following categories: A Personal ItemĪ photograph, hair, nail clippings, blood or other personal item is crucial to your spell. While there is no limit to what you can choose to include, it’s important to select things that will help you work toward your ultimate magical goal. As long as it has no cracks and a tight-fitting lid or cork, you’re golden.ĭeciding on the contents is basically the ‘meat’ of this magical working. I prefer glass, though people use clay and other materials. I have to admit upfront that I’m not entirely comfortable using containers made of plastic, but opinions vary on its effectiveness. Step 2: Choose a Container for Your Jar Spellīasically, any kind of container can be used for a spell. Once your intent is determined, you can begin to design your jar spell-namely, what kind of things you need to put into it to achieve your goal. Ethical: I'm not going to say what is or isn't ethical, but you should certainly consider your spiritual ethics and think about the consequences of your actions.Realistic: Make sure those goals are attainable (no Dungeons & Dragons or Harry Potter fantasy stuff).no wishing, no generalizing, no multi-purpose spells for 12 different things). Specific: Focus on precise goals (i.e.As per usual with magic, your intent should be: Your intent is what everything in your spell will revolve around. The first and most logical step in a jar spell is to define your intent.
How to Cast a Jar or Bottle Spell in 7 StepsĬontinue scrolling for detailed explanations of each step and tips to help you make the most of your jar spell. Here’s how to design and cast a jar spell.
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