Guide to Spellwork for Job Seeking, Binding, and Unbinding Spells from Md. Tanvir's blog

a spell to get a job

Finding a job can be challenging, but some people use spellwork as a way to enhance their focus, clarity, and confidence in the process. Here is a simple spell to help you channel energy toward finding employment.

Materials:

• A green candle (green often represents growth and prosperity)
• A small piece of paper and a pen
• Bay leaves (known for good luck and manifestation)
• A small piece of citrine or other crystal associated with success
• Cinnamon powder (optional, for its associations with success and attraction)

Instructions:

1. Set Your Intention: Start by visualizing the type of job you want, including the role, the type of company, and the qualities that make it ideal for you (supportive environment, growth potential, good pay, etc.).

2. Write It Down: Write a short, clear affirmation on the piece of paper. For example, “I am attracting a fulfilling job that meets my needs and aligns with my skills.” Be specific if possible, but keep it open enough to let good opportunities come your way.

3. Prepare Your Space: Sit somewhere quiet where you can be undisturbed. Light the green candle and place the citrine crystal next to it. Sprinkle a bit of cinnamon on the paper and put the bay leaf on top.

4. Focus and Affirm: Hold your hands over the paper and visualize yourself working in your desired job. Feel the emotions of confidence, security, and excitement. Say the affirmation out loud, speaking with belief: “I am ready for the right job to find me, one that brings prosperity, joy, and growth.”

5. Complete the Spell: Fold the paper and place it somewhere special, like in your wallet or on an altar. Let the candle burn safely for as long as you can, and then extinguish it. Carry the citrine or keep it in your workspace as a reminder of your intention.

6. Follow Up with Action: Take practical steps toward finding a job, such as updating your resume, networking, and applying for positions. The spell will help keep your focus on your goal.

Binding spells: What They Are and How to Use Them

Binding spells are intended to limit or contain someone’s behavior, often in cases where someone is causing harm or needs to be prevented from affecting others negatively. Before casting any binding spell, carefully consider the ethical implications; binding spells work by limiting someone’s free will, so they should only be used with caution and in cases where other options (like communication) have failed.

Example of a Binding Spell for Protection

Materials:

• Black candle (often represents protection and banishing)
• Small piece of paper and a black pen
• String or black ribbon
• Salt (symbol of purification and protection)

Instructions:

1. Clarify Your Intention: Reflect on your reasons for the binding spell. The intent is important, as it shapes the energy of the spell. Visualize a boundary around yourself or others that keeps the person’s negative influence away.

2. Write Down Their Name: On the piece of paper, write the name of the person whose influence you wish to contain.

3. Speak Your Intent: Light the black candle, and as you hold the paper, state your intention clearly. For example, “I bind (name) from causing harm to myself or others. Their influence is contained, their actions are limited.”

4. Wrap and Bind: Fold the paper three times and wrap the string or ribbon around it while visualizing a strong barrier holding the negative energy back. Sprinkle salt over it as an additional layer of protection.

5. Dispose of the Binding: Some people bury the paper as a way to "seal" the spell, while others keep it in a safe place until the need for the binding has passed.

Remember, once the intention has been set, try to release any attachment to the outcome and avoid dwelling on the person or situation.

How to break a binding spell

Breaking a binding spell might be necessary if you feel restricted by one that was cast on you, or if you need to undo a spell cast by someone else. Some view this as an “unbinding” or “releasing” process that helps return to a neutral state.

Simple Unbinding Spell

Materials:

• White candle (symbol of purity and clarity)
• Rosemary (herb of purification and protection)
• Bowl of salt water
• Paper and pen

Instructions:

1. Cleanse Yourself and Your Space: Begin with a short cleansing ritual, using the rosemary herb to "smudge" your space, clearing it of any lingering negative energy. Alternatively, you can simply light the white candle and visualize its light surrounding you.

2. Identify the Binding: On the piece of paper, write down any feelings or restrictions you believe are related to the binding spell. Describe how the binding makes you feel limited or what you want to be free from.

3. State Your Intention to Release: Holding the paper, say, “I release all energies that restrict or bind me without my will. I am free from unwanted influence. I reclaim my power.” Imagine yourself breaking free from invisible bonds, restoring your energy and autonomy.

4. Submerge the Paper in Salt Water: Place the paper in the bowl of salt water as a symbolic release. Salt is believed to purify and neutralize unwanted energies. Leave it in the water for a few minutes, visualizing the binding dissolving and disappearing.

5. Dispose of the Remnants: Pour the salt water down the drain or outside, visualizing any unwanted energies leaving you. Allow the candle to burn down safely or extinguish it with a sense of completion.

Tips for Successful Spellwork

• Clarity of Intention: Know exactly what you want to achieve with any spell. The clearer your intention, the more focused your energy will be.
• Use Visualization: Visualizing the desired outcome as if it’s already happened is key in manifesting. Picture the job, the protective boundary, or the release from a binding in as much detail as possible.
• Respect and Caution: Especially with binding spells, always consider the impact of your actions on others. Using magic to harm or control others is ethically questionable and may have unintended effects.
• Grounding and Protection: After any spell, ground yourself by spending time in nature or using grounding stones like hematite. Practicing protection techniques (such as visualizing a shield around yourself) can also be helpful.

Final Thoughts

Casting spells for job searching, protection, and unbinding can provide focus and empowerment for personal goals, but should always be approached with a sense of responsibility