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What's the strangest spell ingredient you've considered or actually used or an unusual item?

For some reason the back window well of my car is full of dead, yellow jacket bees. I wonder what this priceless gift of nature might be used for? Honey bees sweeten the brew or pack a sting, & have a hive. That's all suggestive. Any ideas?

I was doing readings at a halloween party & did a psychometry "reading" on one of pair of sneakers. The fellow wore no jewelry & wasn't comfortable holding hands. What're'ya gonna do? I "read" & accurately described the house the sneaker-wearer lived in (we'd never met before) & he took his shoe back rather quickly. Tee-hee.

I blessed a friend's kitchen stove at their request.

I smoked a rolled cigarette using a bible page. I had faith in that cigarette for years.

SpiritTalker wrote:What's the strangest spell ingredient you've considered or actually used or an unusual item?

For some reason the back window well of my car is full of dead, yellow jacket bees. I wonder what this priceless gift of nature might be used for? Honey bees sweeten the brew or pack a sting, & have a hive. That's all suggestive. Any ideas?

I was doing readings at a halloween party & did a psychometry "reading" on one of pair of sneakers. The fellow wore no jewelry & wasn't comfortable holding hands. What're'ya gonna do? I "read" & accurately described the house the sneaker-wearer lived in (we'd never met before) & he took his shoe back rather quickly. Tee-hee.

I blessed a friend's kitchen stove at their request.

Hi,

If what you found in your car is indeed yellow jackets, those are very nasty wasps. It doesn't take much for them to go after anyone and if you're near their nest they'll go after you with a vengeance. With that in mind, you could use them as part of a protection spell and/or to chase someone away from you. I wouldn't use a nasty tempered creature in an attempt to sweeten up a person or situation.

Just my suggestions, do what you want with it.

Border protection sounds useful - thanks for the tip.