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Spell Against the Evil Eye

November 14, 2011 by Llewellyn Worldwide, Ltd.
Color of the day:  Silver
Incense of the day:  Lily
 
There were many spells and charms in Scotland to cure the effects of the evil eye. The formula was only effective if passed down from man to woman, and from woman to man. It was used in conjunction with water from a stream over which both the living and the dead passed.

I trample upon the evil eye
As the horse upon the plain
and the swan upon the water

Power of wind I have over it
Power of fire I have over it
Power of thunder and
lightning

Power of storms I have over it
Power of Moon I have over it
Power of Sun and of stars

A part of it upon the grey
stones
A part of it upon the steep
hills
And a portion of it upon the
swift waterfalls
A part of it upon the great,
salt sea
She herself is the best
instrument to carry it
The great, salt sea.

In the name of the Sacred
Three
In the name of all the Secret
Ones
And of the powers all
together.
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