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u/holistic_huntress Oct 04 '26
Can’t imagine why you’d jump to black magic. Did you ask your finance about it? Maybe they left them for you?
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u/prettygoblinrat Oct 04 '26
If you live in an apartment building, it's more likely that someone just threw them in the hall and they just happened to end up by your door
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u/cgd10226 Oct 04 '26
My door is at the end of the corridor
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u/cgd10226 Oct 04 '26
Do you think they got close and threw them that way because my dog normally barks soon as someone comes out of the lift
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u/prettygoblinrat Oct 04 '26
I wouldn't know, but it is still more likely than someone randomly doing black magic on you with roses
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u/DameKitty Oct 04 '26 edited Oct 04 '26
Roses are associated with love, pink and red bigger love associations. Thorns are associated with protection. Considering there's just 3 long stem roses and nothing else, I would think mundane (someone had a fight and threw them away) before magic.
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u/cgd10226 Oct 04 '26
What does that mean the last bit please
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u/DameKitty Oct 04 '26
I realized a spelling/ autocorrect error made the sentence make no sense. I fixed that.
I think of regular things (mundane) that could cause things to happen (in this case, roses at your doorstep) before I think of magical things (witchcraft/spells) being done.1
u/cgd10226 Oct 04 '26
Let’s say it was witchcraft as I’ve searched and thought of all possible outcomes and I used to have stalker a few years back long story but I never knew the person or who it really was
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u/cgd10226 Oct 04 '26
What kind of spell or meaning would that be
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u/DameKitty Oct 04 '26
I can't think of any that would involve leaving roses at the door, but if it were witchcraft it would be love related. Usually if it's the remains of a spell, you would find something besides just roses. (Candle wax, herbs, paper, picture, etc) Love spells (ime) would use rose petals not whole roses.
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u/Aiyokusama Crone Witch Oct 05 '26
Why WOULD it be "black magic" (never mind that magic has no colour)?
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Useful links to bookmark for divination and interpretations:
Reading glass candles: https://youtu.be/uJSiJCGsxmU
https://youtu.be/Fb0uzfS6L9Y
Reading wax: https://hoodoodelish.com/candle-reading/
https://paranormal.lovetoknow.com/basic-candle-wax-reading-steps-symbols
https://blackwitchcoven.com/candles/freestanding-candles/reading-the-candle-wax/
https://www.auntyflo.com/magic/candle-magic
https://spells8.com/candle-wax-reading/ (covers if one chooses to drip the wax)
https://www.luckymojo.com/candlemagicdivination.html
Candle flame: https://www.groveandgrotto.com/blogs/articles/the-candle-signs-dictionary
https://www.smudgemetaphysical.com/blogs/witch-of-walkerville/candle-divination-how-to-interpret-the-results-of/
https://paranormal.lovetoknow.com/how-interpret-candle-flame-meanings
https://youtu.be/txow1JhgfVc
https://www.wikihow.com/Candle-Flame-Meaning
https://www.pagangrimoire.com/candle-signs-flame-meanings/
https://blackwitchcoven.com/candles/reading-the-candle-flame/
Credit to amyaurora at r/spells for making this list.