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CHAPTER FIVE<br />
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into the Temple, your desire no longer trapped inside but freed,<br />
unchained and unrestrained, no longer devastating your mind<br />
and heart with stagnant lust, but willing to devastate all of<br />
existence to bring such into action immediately.<br />
12. Call out: "By the Powers of Darkness, I command that ________<br />
be brought to me, to the fulfillment of my desire. Cause her<br />
heart to turn to me, her mind to turn to me, and her body to<br />
turn to me. By the Powers of Darkness, my will be done." As<br />
this is spoken, feel your wishes riding on the same currents of<br />
air which carry the words, released from you, into the Temple,<br />
and into the heart of creation.<br />
13. Blowout the candles, the red first and then the black. Breathe<br />
in the smoke and smell the melted wax - these are the heralds<br />
of your will's manifestation.<br />
It is important, directly following a ritual wherein your will is<br />
asserted upon the fabric of the universe so strongly, that you engage in<br />
some mundane activity. Watch television, listen to music, playa game<br />
or prepare something to eat. Get your mind far away from the Temple<br />
and the Works of Darkness therein performed, as the meaty brain is a<br />
delicate thing and is only burdened when faced with the challenges of<br />
assigning logical and linear values to the incomprehensible.<br />
Shortly, you will feel as if the ritual was a dream, or was<br />
performed in some ancient past life, not quite real, but a shadow of a<br />
memory. As it fades from memory completely, the reality of the<br />
Working will startle you with its success, the fruit of your desires laid<br />
at your feet by the Powers of Darkness.<br />
The first time that I can recall having achieved success with<br />
this above type of "love spell," I was sixteen years old, had just moved<br />
from a large, west-coast city into a predominantly Mormon southwest<br />
community, and found myself a frequent "strike-out" with the local<br />
young women of the Church. I sat in my desk in first year German, the<br />
stench of my pre-class cigarette wafting from my blue flannel jacket<br />
and my unwashed nose-length hair. The bell had already warned the<br />
students that they were all supposed to be in their seats as I was, having<br />
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