E. A. Koetting and Baron DePrince - The Spider and The Green Butterfly

E.A. Koetting/Baron DePrince
The Spider and the Green Butterfly
Unwrap the paper charm with the victim's name on
it and the anise seeds within, and place the seeds in the
mortar bowl. The paper can also be burned, lit on the red
candle at the top of the Veve, and the ashes mixed into the
mortar.
Allow the candles to burn themselves out as they
will, the essence of Diablesse growing as they burn, the
power of the enchantment thickening in the Temple every
moment that the candles remain afire.
Once the candles have extinguished themselves,
usually the following day, place the Veve, the dove's
carcass, and three coins in a brown paper bag. If you live
near the woods, walk past six trees, and leave the bag at the
base of the seventh tree that you find. If you live in the
city, walk straight past six city blocks or corners, and leave
the bag at the seventh corner. Once the bag is placed,
return to your temple, not looking back at the bag nor
concerning yourself with what happens to it. The bag is a
gift and a sacrifice to Diablesse, and she will do with it as
she pleases.
Returning to your altar, take the mortar containing
ashes, anise seeds, and either menstrual blood or
ejaculatory fluids which should be dried by this time, and
grind them together with a pestle, creating a fine powder of
the substances. Once you have this powder, fold it into a
piece of red paper until you are ready to use it.
This powder as well must be blown into the face of
your victim, although it can be inhaled through sprinkling it
on top of flowers that he or she will smell as well.
Sexual obsession will follow in the same day, all of
his or her thoughts turning to possessing you sexually.
Remember at all times that this enchantment will not create
love, but lust. Diablesse does not favor love, but incites
violent desire.
Again, you are admonished against actually using
this enchantment, as it will create in your victim a sexual
urge that can never be tamed or calmed, and once Diablesse
takes hold of her victim, she will never release until
through sex and obsession, the victim's life is taken. Of all
the Loa, Diablesse is perhaps the most wicked.
The Mambo must observe, however, that the evil
Loa do indeed feed off of the essence of blood, and that the
menstrual blood is extraordinarily potent. For this reason,
calling down Loa during the menstrual period is to be
avoided at all costs, unless working with Lilithian Loas,
Diablessa included.
Sprinkling Powders -
Most of the powders used in Vodoun, Voodoo, and
Hoodoo are "sprinkling powders" rather than "blowing
powders." These are sprinkled on the bed of the victim, in
his or her undergarments, in a home for protection, at the
doorstep of an enemy, or upon food that will be eaten by
the recipient of your Magick.
Many such powders are sold in botanicas and occult
supply shops, and although this may seem to be an easy
way to get your hands on the "real thing," it is indeed, not.
Most of these powders contain more talcum than anything
else, and are simply dressed up with cayenne, chili pepper,
or fragrant incense powders, while some of these may be
manufactured and consecrated by the shop owner, unless he
or she has personally created the powder for you and your
particular desires, it is a generic powder that will rely more
on your belief in it than in its own Magickal properties,
both inherent and imbued. Further, most powders found in
such stores are the creations of Hoodoo, and have nothing
whatsoever to do with Haitian Vodoun, nor have they been
created under the guidance of the spirits and the Loa, but
have simply been thrown together from whatever sources