Voodoo heal-all spell
Are you involved in healing? If so, here’s an all round curative spell, called the Heal-All Spell, which I’ve regularly made good use of with clients. It is simple and makes use of a voodoo doll, which you can either make yourself or buy from a spiritual supplies store.
Items you will need:
- Voodoo doll
- Parchment paper
- Healing Oil
- 2 white candles
- White cloth
First perform an opening ritual, cleansing your working area with holy water. Then, using Dragon’s Blood ink, write the name of the person who needs assistance on a piece of parchment paper.
Now anoint the doll with Healing Oil, placing a few drops on the area of the doll corresponding to where the sick person is affected. Then recite the following incantation to gain the help of the healing spirits:
“Spirits of light, charge this doll, with the power to heal, the power to cure; so it will make (name) fit and well and full of health”
When I do these kind of chants, I don’t necessarily stick to specific words. Usually I drift off into an unintelligible rhythmic chant – known to Hoodoo doctors as the “unknown tongue”. I always keep the intent of the ritual focused clearly in my mind’s eye, but I relinquish conscious control of my voice.
This allows my subconscious mind, the powerhouse within, to come to the fore and speak in whatever way it chooses. Usually what comes out is completely abstract and incomprehensible to human ears, but is fully understood by the spirits (or the deeper powers of our own minds); for it is their language – the tongue of angels, demons and fairy.
Once you have finished your chant, wrap the doll and parchment paper in the white cloth and place between two white candles.
Burn the candles each morning (replacing them as necessary) until the patient has made a full recovery.
At that point, you can dispose of the doll. You should also make a point of thanking the spirits for their help. You could also leave them an offering of some kind – fruit, herbs, liquor, milk, or whatever seems appropriate (use your intuition in this matter).
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