How To Cast Love Spells With Cemetery Dirt?

Graveyard dirt is a valuable resource in various magical traditions, including love magic, curses, and necromancy. It can be collected from graveyards, such as the resting place of a successful banker, to guard financial assets or for court purposes. For love and binding spells, some practitioners use dirt from the grave of someone who loved them or from an ancestor. Dirt from the grave of someone you loved can be used in love magic, while dirt from the burial site of a wicked person might be incorporated into malevolent workings or curses.

Collecting graveyard dirt respectfully is essential for using it in spells and rituals. Many practitioners believe that the soil collected from a nearby cemetery is more effective than dirt gathered from a nearby cemetery. In Hoodoo, the magical properties of graveyard dirt are harnessed to connect spirits and ancestors from the other world to the real world. Dirt in general is used HEAVY in Hoodoo, with dirt from a bank for prosperity workings, dirt from a hospital for healing, and dirt from a graveyard for baneful works.

The use of soil from a graveyard is not new, as ancient texts indicate that ancient Egyptians may have used dirt and other items from graveyards. Graveyard dirt is used for good and ill spellcrafting, connecting with ancestors, spiritual protection, and compelling love spells. This article walks you through the use of graveyard dirt for protection magick, but this is only my personal approach.