A Spell To Ground A New Project


 This spell is taken from one of Nicola De Pulford's 'Book of Spells'.

This is an earth-based spell designed to help ground a new project or relationship, so that it may
have a firm foundation to grow successfully. It is a simple spell, and one that I have used in the past to ensure a great start to a new venture.


Tools:

- Square piece of paper
- Four small stones
- A bulb or large seed of sorts, such as an acorn
- A brown or green pen




The Spell:

- Take the square piece of paper, and in the centre write your plan/relationship; i.e, "A journey across
South Afrika"

- Turn the paper over, and starting in the centre draw a tight, deosil spiral with the pen until it reaches
the edges of the paper. Once you have done this, place a stone in each corner of the paper and the
bulb/seed in the centre of the spiral

- Now, imagine the seed growing along the spiral path and your intended plan/relationship growing
strong, stable and successfully

- Once you feel ready, take the stones and bulb/seed and bury them. Fold the paper into a smaller
square and hide it away and await a favourable outcome




By Sanjay Acharya - Own work, CC BY-SA 4.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=64020989









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