The Sacred Truth About Love Spells: A Professional Witch’s Perspective

Let me start by explaining: This is real magic—this is not Hollywood special effects, make-believe, actors dressing up in dark clothing, pointy hats, with warts on their noses dancing around a cauldron. If you wanted to know about videos, photographs, or proof of work, you should have asked that right away so I could have told you to read my blog.

I’ve been doing this for over 17 years, and we’re now in 2024. I don’t have time to answer the same questions over and over again. It’s annoying because all the information about my work and how I do it is public knowledge.

The moment you start asking, pushing, or harassing about digital proof is the first step into the ritualistic graveyard. What you don’t realize is that all the work I do, I stay connected to until it’s completely run its course—that could take weeks, months, or even years in some cases. The more spells I cast, the more tangled the web around me becomes. The more tired I get, and the more rundown I feel.

Understanding Sacred Work

Having clients nagging, pestering, and hounding me for things they would already know if they took the time to read makes me stressed. When I’m stressed, I’m not working at my best, so now you’re affecting not only your work but everyone else’s work I’m doing, too. There isn’t even a word for how frustrating this is.

The more stress I have, the more energy I need to pull—and it won’t be a secret. If you’re the one stressing me, I’ll be pulling that energy from your work, whether intentionally or unintentionally. That’s how it goes. My work, my space, is sacred—not yours, mine. It’s where I do my worship. If I choose to take pictures or videos, that’s something I’ve decided to do on my own—not because I feel obliged or pressured, but because I chose to.

Essential Guidelines

• Do not question the work.
• Do not “what if” the work or the situation.
• Do not obsess over your target.
• Do not contact your target—let them make the first move.
• Do not stalk your target on social media, not even to see if they’re online.
• Do not seek information about your target through third parties.

Communication Guidelines

• Keep me informed of the flow of communication—positive or negative.
• When contacted, don’t approach the relationship subject.
• Allow the target to lead the conversation.

You came to me knowing I’m a witch, and I provide rules and guidelines you must follow during your spell work. I’m astonished at how many people break those rules, thinking I wouldn’t know. How could you think I wouldn’t know? Did you forget why you came to me?