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Performing a binding spell on behalf of a family member
Posted by bumblebee on 2010-09-04 14:15:15 |
| hi, I am new to spells, and I have a niece who is in High School and has been being bullied since her Freshman Year. Her Mom, my sister, is vigilant, trust me, and doesn't take any crap, but she started Sophomore year yesterday, and although the juvenile police are involved and the principal has been threatened with Legal ramifications, etc. these kids started again, with the pushing, etc. My niece can take care of herself physically, but not when cornered by 10 at a time, and the emotional damage, is just too much. Is there a way I can do a binding spell on her behalf on the LEADER OF THE PACK???? |
| Posted by Jaffyb on 2010-09-04 15:48:06 |
| binding spell may be overboard but a spell of protection on the person you want to be safe would be suffice or since bulling is assault and a crime i suggest the authority's |
| Posted by alura on 2010-09-05 08:39:26 |
| Wow, that also happened to my kid! I called the ACLU, and they had a representative call the principal. I also called the Director of the school board who squashed everything so fast, it would make your head spin. I also found a great pamphlet online about Wicca/Paganism etc, to print out and provided 200 copies to the school to give each kid to have them give to their parent. I can't recall the title but if you google it, you'll find something good! Many blessings! |
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