Hoodoo, Rootwork, Conjure
The Magic Honey Jar Love Spell
by Jennifer Flores
used with permission from http://coffeeandnosleep.com/the-magic-honey-jar-love-spell.html
A honey jar love spell is one of the most popular and oldest forms of bottle spell in the world. This magic bottle spell can be worked on anyone’s name you want to sweeten. The effect depends on what relationship the person has to you, what special items you put into the name-packet, the color of the candle you choose, and the conjure oil you dress it with. This trick will cause the person you name to like you more, to love you more, to favor your petition, to want to help you, to be sympathetic to your cause, or to forgive any wrongs you have committed. To do the love spell you will need a medium sized jar of honey, a red rose or rose petals (optional), a white or pink or pale blue candle, a brown paper sack for the process of the honey jar spell.
At first, open the honey and take out a big old spoonful and eat it. You have to really savor the sweetness of it. Now, think about your lover as you do this and how you want him to taste this sweetness when he thinks of you. Then, tear a piece of brown paper bag the size of your hand. Write your lover’s name 7 times on it in red ink, one under the other. You have to turn the paper 1/4 turn and write your name across his, 7 times, one under the other.
You have to think about how you want him to feel toward you, while you are doing this. Putting some of the rose petals on the paper fold the paper toward you, folding it toward you brings what you want in. Then stuff that down deep into the honey jar licking your fingers clean, put the lid on. Now dress the candle with true love oil. Melt the bottom of the candle and then stack it on the lid of the honey jar. Then light the candle and burn it a little every day as you think of what you want to happen. You can keep this going for a long, long time and putting the honey jar in a safe, dark, secret place, like under your kitchen or bathroom sink, or under the bed.
