kleinerkaefer@gmail.com:

frequency of use is a personal and timing thing. there aren't any
special rules for it, though there may be conventions. one of
these conventions is as little as prior to or surrounding all
activities for which keeping the law away becomes important.

another would be to do them every Saturday (because Saturn
relates to limitation and control), or once a day at a Saturn
hour. your energies and time and interest will drive your
actions. typically i would imagine this character of spellwork
would be activity-driven (when you're doing engaging something
which has the danger of being caught by the law).

by intuition is a helpful guide, yes.

On 8 Mar, 20:06, blackman99 <yronwode.com@nagasiva> wrote:

I see your wife's website, by sheer coincidence, is the top result for
"law keep away" in Google. Anyway, it includes the helpful "How you
choose to use Law Keep Away spiritual supplies is, of course, up to
you, but one very traditional method is to employ them in conjunction
with the 91st Psalm, while praying for all that is desired."

That reads to me as an instruction to pray. Maybe you could explain
why using spiritual supplies means prayers are more likely to be
answered?

"We can-not guarantee results, of course, beyond our promise that the
items are prepared according to traditional formulas." - Lucky Mojo

kleinerkae...@gmail.com:

How often can you afford?

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thanks for the replies.

I saw the spell kit at the onlineshop as well. Iam practising magic
since Iam 9 years old. my grandma told me everything she
knew ..............
I know the basics, and I have to say I really like the little spell
kit - I think its a good help for people out there. Iam originally
from germany, so I always appreciate
great onlineshops out there in US, in Germany you are not that
lucky ;)O

I never did any "law" magic ........ thats why I need a little help
here ;)

Iam willing to share more, in general or anonymous terms, what kind of
questions should I answer.

Thanks for all your help

Simone

thanks for the replies.

I saw the spell kit at the onlineshop as well. Iam practising magic
since Iam 9 years old. my grandma told me everything she
knew ..............
I know the basics, and I have to say I really like the little spell
kit - I think its a good help for people out there. Iam originally
from germany, so I always appreciate
great onlineshops out there in US, in Germany you are not that
lucky ;)O

I never did any "law" magic ........ thats why I need a little help
here ;)

Iam willing to share more, in general or anonymous terms, what kind of
questions should I answer.

Thanks for all your help

Simone

MissMone gmail.com>:

me too, especially when not overpriced.

how often you do things you want protected from the law.

tyaginator

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On 14 Mar, 04:16, tyaginator <yronwode.com@nagasiva> wrote:

MissMone, in case you don't already know, 'blackman99' and
'tyaginator' are both the same person. If you look carefully at the
email address in the message headers you can see the name Nagasiva
Yronwode. There is nothing wrong with that, or with Nagasiva
commenting on the price and 'quality' of the spell kits. However, when
considering what he says you might want to remember that he works in
the Lucky Mojo store.

On 14 Mar, 00:00, MissMone gmail.com> wrote:

No problem. BTW have you noticed that you add your new words at the
top, like people do in email, but me and Nagasiva write in the message
or below? That's because it makes it easier for people new to the
conversation to follow what's happening. What your doing is called
'Top Posting' and is considered bad manners on these groups.

A. This is.

Q. What's Top Posting?

On 14 Mar, 10:48, Chade newsguy.com> wrote:

"BTW" stands for "By The Way", just in case you weren't sure what it
meant. :)