How Do You Put A Curse On Someone

[gordiescotland1]

How do you put a curse on someone?

[Mamyalynne]

Kval, I have a vague recollection of just such a post from a long while back - you may well be right.

[kvalidir]

In which case Mamy he ought to have asked how to counteract a curse someone has put on you, which is something entirely different. I mus admit it didn't occur to me he was going to try to curse someone.

[Mamyalynne]

Well, let's hope not - I have only ever done such a thing in an extreme emergency, it is very draining to perform. ;-)

[Butterbun]

You need a large cauldron, over a big fire and a large stirring spoon. Eyes of newt, tongue of bat and all that. Say the curse out loud while stirring. You must have a black cat and a rat beside you and wear a black cloak and high black hat. Don't know if it worked for Shakespeare's three witches but it might work for you.

[kvalidir]

Indeed. Can you give us some more info please Gordie?

[Mamyalynne]

The Cauldron method is more of a winter pursuit, a bit OTT in this hot weather for me.

[EcclesCake]

I found a frog in the garden this morning, I don't think they are as powerful as toads but it was quite a big one so that may compensate.

I don't have any newts though, may be get in touch with Red Ken for those.

[mccfluff]

you need a black cat...... and as if by magic i have one for hire

[Mosaic]

in addition to all the excellent advice above, you need to go into the process aware that it will demand a great deal more back from you.

[Tilly2]

So what't the difference between a spell and a curse?

[Tilly2]

^ what's.

[EcclesCake]

Not sure but I suspect Screamin' Jay Hawkins song wouldn't have been so successful had it been called 'I put a curse on you'!

[scorpiojo]

:-)

[Tilly2]

I think a spell has more of a benevolence than a curse.

[scorpiojo]

Who do you want to curse?

[razza]

Youve been watching too many films

[naomi24]

You can't - it's nonsense - but why would you want to anyway?

[Mosaic]

Re. Naomi - you can curse someone very effectively, if both you and the victim believe in the process. Curses were big business in antiquity and right up to the Protestant Reformation in Europe.