Revisiting the Feud Spell by Ellen Dugan

NOTE: Now that my ophthalmologist determined my vision issues are situational and not a sign of impending blindness, I’m feeling much better about being at my keyboard. However, since the blurriness still makes screen time challenging (and triggers headaches), I’m going to be scarce for a bit longer. I do have a ridiculously detailed health update in the works for next Monday. Can’t wait to get caught up!

Originally posted November 16, 2016

While doing a bit of poking around on the Llewellyn site, I found this wicked cool and timely Feud Spell, done by Ellen Dugan. Even though she posted this on January 21, 2009, it just so happens that today is Wednesday and it is also a waning moon.

Oh, and while I think it’s safe to say she meant an orange colored candle for this, I decided to go with a candle made from an orange. Our kidlets put together the one in the graphic a few years back, and it burned in my little cauldron for a decently long amount of time. Plus, since orange peel is used for workings involving love, business, and harmony, it seemed like a good fit with Ellen’s charm. Bonus – it smelled awesome too!

Happy air clearing!

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