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Money House Blessing Candle Dressing Spell Recipe - Witchcraft for Hoodoo Magic

hoodoo voodoo magic lucky candle
Take a 7-color candle (label is optional, but naturally you should choose something labeled for Good Luck or Blessings if using - photo features an All Purpose candle from Original Botanica) and after cleaning it with Florida Water and boring 4 holes into the wax in a square or X shape, prepare it with the following:

Money House Blessing Oil
Van Van Oil
Special Oil #20
Gold magnetic sand
Yerba Santa
Yerba Buena

Write the names of your household members on the candle with gold ink before lighting.

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