The Black Cauldron

Saint Expedite is a saint you want to go to whenever you need something quickly.  There is no one faster than Saint Expedite!       I love him!  He's usually pretty agreeable to do what you ask of him, and if it is possible, he does it as quickly as possible.  A few warnings though, if you don't pay him almost as soon as you get the results you asked for, he will take what he gave you back from you.  Sure, not at the very second you get the results, but with in a couple of days time.  He's understanding and if you explain that you might need some time to get together his payment, I'm sure he will understand, so long as it's not a month from the time you saw results.  Don't ask him for anything that you can't make good on your payment to him and you will be fine.  The only other thing is to be Extremely specific when you describe your request.  He is not a child, but think of it as explaining it to a child.  D...

A doll baby has gone by many names...voodou doll, effigy, poppet, just to name a few.  Doll babies are typically sewn by hand, stuffed, herbs, petition paper, and personal concerns of the target are all added into the doll.  The effigy is a LIVING representation of the target.  If done properly, you baptize the doll once you have completely sewn it shut, and breath life into it.  You call on the person you are making the doll of, spirit into the doll.  Therefor, What Ever You Do To The Doll WILL Be DONE To The Person!      It takes alot of responsibility to work a doll properly.  And how you dispatch with the doll is Equally Important!  Unless you are doing cursing work and you will take responsibility for what happens to the effected person, one should NOT throw the doll in the trash, bury it, burn it, or leave it under a tree or the cemetery.  One must un-baptize the doll, and then you can un-sew it and dispose of the rest ...

     Flattering your Gods/Goddesses with gifts or new items for your altar is always a good thing!  But over doing it, is not only costly but unnecessary!  If you over do it....they may come to expect such lavish gifts as payment...instead of a more modest one.  If you are supper poor and can't afford new things, used items, so long as they aren't candles or altar cloths, is fine.      I'm really poor and on a tight budget.  So going to thrift stores to find offering cups, shot glasses, and objects for my altars, is how I afford to decorate my sacred space.  Some religions might tell you that you should only buy new things to put on your altars, and that is true for their religion and you should listen to your teacher first!  But if your studying a religion, without the need of a teacher, or those rules, most deities will understand if you are buying used things, so long as you are truly poor.  If you have a go...