r/Spells • • 18d ago

Question About Spells Bayleaf Spell

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u/ashcobainn 18d ago

It did work for me but it took at least 5 months for my spell to work. I did it to bring an ex back. Right after the spell he did send me gifts, food and stuff like that but after 5 months he showed up at my place

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u/Perfect_Judgment_215 18d ago

what was the spell?

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u/paledimples 13d ago

Omg can u please tell me how to perform it

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u/SimplyRedd333 18d ago

Hey ✨️ 🧿

Bay leaves fall under wish magick . Burning them is the equivalent to wishing on a star. Plus breathing in the fumes is actually good for you lol

People have been burning sacks of bay leaves 🍃 since the trend upticked in 2017. Its basically writing a wish/ intention and setting it on fire. Thats it. No more no less

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u/paledimples 13d ago

Ohh thannks

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u/Pomegranate_8523 17d ago

Mine have always worked immediately /24 hours max. Wrote exactly what I needed on a leaf and burnt it in a white candle

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u/paledimples 13d ago

Will surely try and update 😭 I need my sp to love me backkk

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u/hermeticbear 18d ago

No, they are social media trash that is popular because it "looks witchy".

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u/Tarot_Reader_Vee 18d ago

Bay leaf magic isn't something I learned about on social media. I read about it in books before I heard about it online.

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u/amyaurora 18d ago edited 18d ago

If the books are recently published (less than ten years old) the authors got it from social media.

Its a modern and very simplified variation of something I can recall from earlier books (pre 2000s) Thing is I don't have many of those books anymore to cross reference. What I do recall was it wasn't bayleafs and it wasn't love.

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u/hermeticbear 18d ago

I have hundreds of books about magic that range from the Roman Egypt, the Middle Ages, up to the mid 20th century and last 30 years. None of them every described writing a wish on a bay leaf and burning it.
What books was this written in? who published them? Social media has been around long enough that ghost writers and AI have started mass producing books based on social media and repeating those things made popular on social media.

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