I made the spell. Now you work the magic.
Your jar is charged and already in your hands. Everything you need came in the box. There's no wrong way to do this, so don't let the part of you that's scared of getting it wrong run the show. That fear isn't yours. You left it behind.
Watch this, then take your time.
If you get stuck
What do I write on the slip
Whatever you're calling in, in your own words, like it's already true. Present tense. It doesn't have to be poetic or perfect. Your slip has a prompt on it if you want a starting place, but your words beat mine every time. Write what you actually want.
What if I mess up the wax?
You can't. The wax is you closing the deal, not a test you pass or fail. Messy means human hands did it. If the cork won't hold the wax, drip it where it will and call it sealed. Sealed is sealed.
How long do I keep it?
As long as it's working. There's no timer on this and no calendar. Keep it on your altar or somewhere you pass every day, and let it do its job. One day you'll notice it's gone quiet, like the charge settled. That's the jar telling you it's done. Trust that. You're the one living with it, so you're the one who knows.
What do I do when it's done?
Bury it somewhere on your own land. This jar calls something toward you, so it stays with you, in your ground. Dig a small hole, say thank you, cover it back over. That's the close.
Can I open it later?
Don't. The seal is the whole point. Once you closed it, the work is held in there doing its thing, and popping the cork lets it scatter back out before it's finished. Curiosity is normal. Let it stay shut anyway and let it cook. The trust is part of the spell.
The makings were mine. The magic is yours.
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