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chapter. The deeper meanings are better, however, and vastly more effective.
First learn to control yourself and your own spells before you begin working with other people. How
can you immediately cast a spell for a husband or against a friend, until you know how to do them for
yourself. But if you do advance to that stage, remember, in casting a spell for your husband or your
marriage partner, male or female, or your business partner, the seventh circle indicates that individual
in reference to you.
Therefore, the seventh circle would be considered their first circle, and you would set the spell up so
that you count out all circles counter-clockwise from that seventh section circle, which has become
number one. Same for your brother or sister. For your cousin or your uncle, the third circle becomes
the first, so if you were dealing in something connected with this marriage, you would take the
seventh circle from the third. If you want to do away with your boss's wife, take the seventh circle
from the tenth.
Suppose you feel you want to do something in connection with your lover's boss; your lover's boss is
the tenth circle from your fifth circle. Your fifth circle is your lover; that's your lover's number one
circle, and your sixth circle is your lover's number two circle and so on around. Get it? It is not too
easy, so study it a while, and learn the spell for YOU first. For complete control of yourself, in the
beginning it helps to draw the pattern as suggested when you lay out the cards; copy it, and carry it
with you when you cast a spell.
Say you have placed the Ten of Hearts in the first house. Draw it on a piece of paper and carry it with
you at all times and set it out on the table in order to gain strength from it, whenever you can do so
covertly.
Regarding the absence of a young female figure in the cards, as countered by the Jacks, it should be
noted that a woman is considered a woman, ageless, represented by the Queen. Giddiness is
represented by the Five of Hearts, instead, or the Five of Diamonds for youth.
A woman can be a woman when she is sixteen, if she is a woman in approach, while a male finds it
very difficult to be a full-blown male at twenty; he doesn't have the reputation, character or
accomplishment. But a woman can be completely womanly in her teens, and many competent witches
are teenage girls. So the five represents immaturity in women; the Queens are all women, any women,
any age.
To liven up any spell and provide a kind of insurance backing for its effectiveness, you can - if you
haven't already dealt all the cards into the life circles themselves - support your desires with multiple-
card placements - alongside, but not inside, the life circles involved. Here are the details on the
significance of the various multiple cards; but you never use all of them, and only use the Aces to the
Sevens, plus Deuces, of course.
Four Aces together make a tremendous break in the life pattern as far as business and money are
concerned. Three Aces together will make a fun situation occur. Two Aces, of the appropriate suits,
put together at the proper circle, are good if you've got a plot to create a little bit of havoc in
somebody's life.
Four Kings together in the proper circle will bring great honour, prizes, distinction. Use three Kings, if
there is a preliminary business meeting coming up, and you want to get it off on the right foot. Two
Kings help unite any people involved in a project, in a brotherly way.
If you're having a party and you put four Queens in the fifth circle, you can be sure it will be a
successful party. Three Queens in the twelfth circle would greatly increase the scandal and gossip.
Two Queens in the tenth would gain support from the people in your working environment.
Four Jacks - well, that's a handy hand for a homosexual interested in increasing interest from males.
Three Jacks has to do with false friends; if you are wondering about a business partner or mate, put
the three Jacks in the proper circle and you'll immediately get information from the partner's own false
friends.
Four Tens will insure great success in a project, whatever you are doing. If you want to have an affair,
put three Tens in the fifth section of your spellcast, that is, if you don't care who it's with and just want
an affair quickly. Two Tens are useful if you want to change things, your profession, the attitude of
people about you, or if you wish to correct anything; put the pair of Tens beside the proper section.
If you want to be invited to a political dinner, for example, and be favoured by the powers that be, put
four Nines up in the eleventh circle. Three Nines mean great joy and uplifting of spirit. If you've been
tired or sluggish put the three Nines up in the sixth circle, and it's like taking vitamin B - immediately
you'll be pepped up. If you've got an enemy with whom you work, put a pair of Nines up at the tenth
circle, and they will bug him; he will just be restless and not know what's bothering him.
If you want to take a trip, put four Eights up in the ninth circle. If you want flirtations; put three of
them in the seventh circle, or, if you want to dream about love, put two in the twelfth circle.
Four Sevens has to do with intrigues and very low class people, a mixture you'd want to use in
connection with somebody else. Three Sevens has to do with older people. If you want to help your
grandmother feel better, put them in the third circle. Two Sevens has to do with a great deal of
balance and control over anything that you're involved with.
Once more, here is a capsule list of card meanings for quick reference:
Ace of Clubs: money, good news, business.
King of Clubs: an easy-going sort of a fellow.
Queen of Clubs: a sympathetic female.
Jack of Clubs: an alert man, a go-getter.
Ten of Clubs: successful ventures, business or otherwise.
Nine of Clubs: a surprise twist to whatever is going on.
Eight of Clubs: loyal support from people around you.
Seven of Clubs: what is due to you in life.
Ace of Hearts: the love card; brings better social life, too.
King of Hearts: male, easy going.
Queen of Hearts: stimulates love situations.
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chapter. The deeper meanings are better, however, and vastly more effective.
First learn to control yourself and your own spells before you begin working with other people. How
can you immediately cast a spell for a husband or against a friend, until you know how to do them for
yourself. But if you do advance to that stage, remember, in casting a spell for your husband or your
marriage partner, male or female, or your business partner, the seventh circle indicates that individual
in reference to you.
Therefore, the seventh circle would be considered their first circle, and you would set the spell up so
that you count out all circles counter-clockwise from that seventh section circle, which has become
number one. Same for your brother or sister. For your cousin or your uncle, the third circle becomes
the first, so if you were dealing in something connected with this marriage, you would take the
seventh circle from the third. If you want to do away with your boss's wife, take the seventh circle
from the tenth.
Suppose you feel you want to do something in connection with your lover's boss; your lover's boss is
the tenth circle from your fifth circle. Your fifth circle is your lover; that's your lover's number one
circle, and your sixth circle is your lover's number two circle and so on around. Get it? It is not too
easy, so study it a while, and learn the spell for YOU first. For complete control of yourself, in the
beginning it helps to draw the pattern as suggested when you lay out the cards; copy it, and carry it
with you when you cast a spell.
Say you have placed the Ten of Hearts in the first house. Draw it on a piece of paper and carry it with
you at all times and set it out on the table in order to gain strength from it, whenever you can do so
covertly.
Regarding the absence of a young female figure in the cards, as countered by the Jacks, it should be
noted that a woman is considered a woman, ageless, represented by the Queen. Giddiness is
represented by the Five of Hearts, instead, or the Five of Diamonds for youth.
A woman can be a woman when she is sixteen, if she is a woman in approach, while a male finds it
very difficult to be a full-blown male at twenty; he doesn't have the reputation, character or
accomplishment. But a woman can be completely womanly in her teens, and many competent witches
are teenage girls. So the five represents immaturity in women; the Queens are all women, any women,
any age.
To liven up any spell and provide a kind of insurance backing for its effectiveness, you can - if you
haven't already dealt all the cards into the life circles themselves - support your desires with multiple-
card placements - alongside, but not inside, the life circles involved. Here are the details on the
significance of the various multiple cards; but you never use all of them, and only use the Aces to the
Sevens, plus Deuces, of course.
Four Aces together make a tremendous break in the life pattern as far as business and money are
concerned. Three Aces together will make a fun situation occur. Two Aces, of the appropriate suits,
put together at the proper circle, are good if you've got a plot to create a little bit of havoc in
somebody's life.
Four Kings together in the proper circle will bring great honour, prizes, distinction. Use three Kings, if
there is a preliminary business meeting coming up, and you want to get it off on the right foot. Two
Kings help unite any people involved in a project, in a brotherly way.
If you're having a party and you put four Queens in the fifth circle, you can be sure it will be a
successful party. Three Queens in the twelfth circle would greatly increase the scandal and gossip.
Two Queens in the tenth would gain support from the people in your working environment.
Four Jacks - well, that's a handy hand for a homosexual interested in increasing interest from males.
Three Jacks has to do with false friends; if you are wondering about a business partner or mate, put
the three Jacks in the proper circle and you'll immediately get information from the partner's own false
friends.
Four Tens will insure great success in a project, whatever you are doing. If you want to have an affair,
put three Tens in the fifth section of your spellcast, that is, if you don't care who it's with and just want
an affair quickly. Two Tens are useful if you want to change things, your profession, the attitude of
people about you, or if you wish to correct anything; put the pair of Tens beside the proper section.
If you want to be invited to a political dinner, for example, and be favoured by the powers that be, put
four Nines up in the eleventh circle. Three Nines mean great joy and uplifting of spirit. If you've been
tired or sluggish put the three Nines up in the sixth circle, and it's like taking vitamin B - immediately
you'll be pepped up. If you've got an enemy with whom you work, put a pair of Nines up at the tenth
circle, and they will bug him; he will just be restless and not know what's bothering him.
If you want to take a trip, put four Eights up in the ninth circle. If you want flirtations; put three of
them in the seventh circle, or, if you want to dream about love, put two in the twelfth circle.
Four Sevens has to do with intrigues and very low class people, a mixture you'd want to use in
connection with somebody else. Three Sevens has to do with older people. If you want to help your
grandmother feel better, put them in the third circle. Two Sevens has to do with a great deal of
balance and control over anything that you're involved with.
Once more, here is a capsule list of card meanings for quick reference:
Ace of Clubs: money, good news, business.
King of Clubs: an easy-going sort of a fellow.
Queen of Clubs: a sympathetic female.
Jack of Clubs: an alert man, a go-getter.
Ten of Clubs: successful ventures, business or otherwise.
Nine of Clubs: a surprise twist to whatever is going on.
Eight of Clubs: loyal support from people around you.
Seven of Clubs: what is due to you in life.
Ace of Hearts: the love card; brings better social life, too.
King of Hearts: male, easy going.
Queen of Hearts: stimulates love situations.
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