By my experience, usually a single spell will do whatever it's going to do within a month (could be the day after casting, could be 4 weeks after casting.) This of course assumes your spell works at all. If more than 31 days go by and you've seen little to no movement or change, you'll probably have to try again. From time to time this deadline is extended, particularly if you're dealing with some longterm item like a mojo hand or amulet; but for your average candle spell, ritual bath, etc. -- this is your guideline. One month. Some people say wait 3 months for a spell to work. Admittedly, it has been my observation that the ones who say this are usually selling spells through Ebay or Paypal. 90 days just so happens to be the deadline for filing a return claim. Coincidence? Three is an important number in magic, but the fact that I so rarely hear this number from any other source leads me to be suspicious. One thing that I can say is far from helpful when sp...
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