craziest spell i've ever done
so i've done this communication spell a few times now during my breakup just to spark some communication between me and my ex during no contact. it's never failed. 3 days ago we got into the messiest fight ever and both said some of the meanest things and agreed it is done for good, and have gone no contact fully. i decided i should do another communication spell so that the next time we speak, will be on better terms. (just because i hate ending on a terrible note with someone i once loved). i will link the spell below, but what happened this time was super nuts.
i burned my petition, and put the ashes of leftover paper next to the candle not thinking anything of it. this is usually what i do anyways and if there's any wax, it absorbs the paper. i happen to look over at the spell and the whole petition is on fire. like a HUGE flame. i'm thinking to myself this was already burnt and it's literal ash how is it still on fire. it was like a super steady flame too. i ended up having to snuff it for my safety, which then made the flames split into a bunch of super tiny flames scattered across the plate. after snuffing those with good intent, i watched the candle finish up which looked like it was burning super fast after all of this, and i noticed some of the paper from my petition was stuck to the wick, in the perfect shape of a rose or tulip. it was so pretty, and as it was burning it started literally glowing? like SUPER white, i assume it was just very hot and on fire but it was unlike anything i've ever seen before with my spells. once my candle got down to just the wick, it would not go out. i ended up snuffing it, and now im writing this. but i just wanted to say how crazy it was and im not sure what all of that meant lol, maybe just a lot of resistance or a lot of energy involved, especially with the messy argument we had? it was super interesting but i feel really good about it. felt like a lot of power was in the spell and im so excited for the outcome! let me know what you guys think of this
Posted Feb 14, 2026, 8:00 AM UTC