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Losing weight? I currently am dieting, and exercising as often as I can! I am just curious if there is a spell that could maybe give me more energy so I can work out longer, or maybe decrease my hunger? I'm not expecting anything dramatic, just looking for a little extra oomph! I would really appreciate it! I'm open to most anything!

2006-08-27 01:41:48 · 18 answers · asked by acekingsuited83 3 in Society & Culture Mythology & Folklore

As far as exercising I workout at a gym doing an hour on an elyptical machine about 5 days a week. Then I walk everyday with my Mom for about an hour. For dieting, I eat a lot of salads without dressing that have a little chicken. I also eat plain turkey sandwiches, and drink about a gallon water a day.

2006-08-27 02:07:53 · update #1

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my grandma would find a really old, worn out, dish towel. She'd then saturate it with salt water and tell the dish towel exactly what she wanted.
in your case it would go like this
towel i have used for [however long you have used it] 4 years
time to do your final work for me
i need 30 pounds off my hips, stomach and arms
and i need extra energy
on this day you begin the new work
in 10 days i will begin to feel the change
in 20 days i will begin to see the change
and in 30 days this towel is free

you must hang the towel in a hardwood tree close to natural flowing water...not a man made lake

2006-08-27 01:54:38 · answer #1 · answered by Cap'n Donna 7 · 0 2

You are doing well enough with the exercise and a little too far with the diet. You need some whole grains to help burn and run your metabolism and maybe more fruits and vegetables depending on what you put on your salads.
If you don't eat enough your body can go into starvation mode and save everything. Wear rose quartz for self love and I've heard moonstone helps with the loosing of weight. Take care of yourself in a good way. Find active ways to have fun so it won't be work to burn the calories and tone yourself.

2006-08-27 17:17:21 · answer #2 · answered by Myr 3 · 0 1

I must agree that water is the most purifying thing you can use in the physical to help you lose weight. If you have seen the part of the movie "what the bleep do we know" you'd see the affect that entrained water has on it's molecular structure, remember the water crystals? Anyway, if you haven't seen it, know that if you pray over your water with a certain need, it will retain that energy and do what it can. Also, I would ask the assistance of Archangel Michael, as he will help you become as healthy as you can be (or as you want to be, that is) and help you find ways to trigger your more specific weight loss areas.
Blessed Be!

2006-08-27 03:46:05 · answer #3 · answered by Lauralanthalasa 3 · 0 1

Yes, water is the best for your body. Another good reference is a book called "Secret Messages in Water". Purified water was exposed to sound like music and people speaking, and the resulting crystal formations were amazing. What you can do is take your water bottle and write a positive message on it. i.e.: "I am great", "I can do this", or maybe "It's all good." The positive vibes you send to yourself will work wonders.

2006-08-27 05:28:24 · answer #4 · answered by all things mystical 3 · 0 0

The next time you wash your hair, pluck out a single hair. Make sure you get the root.

Spit onto your hand, and dip both ends of the hair into the spittle.

Place the hair on your refrigerator so that it crosses the rubber seal on the fridge door. THIS IS IMPORTANT! It must cross the seal and be held in place crossing the seal of the door.

Say the following words every time you pass the refrigerator.
"Iwon teat sodar noften"

As long as the hair remains in place on the fridge door, you are practically assured of success.

-SD-

2006-08-27 08:54:31 · answer #5 · answered by Anonymous · 1 1

Tell me, have you ever heard the folktale of the "Stone Soup"?
In case you have not, here it is, for you to read. The answer to your question is at the bottom, underneath the tale :)

There once was a traveler making his way through the forest and wondering where he might find shelter for the night. He thought to himself how good it would be to sit by a nice warm fire and eat a hearty dinner. But the sun was already low in the sky and there was not a cottage in sight.

At that moment he met an old woman out gathering twigs and branches for kindling. “Hello there and good evening!” called the traveler.

“Good evening,” said the woman. “And what might you be wanting here?”

“Well, I could use some shelter for the night.”

“Just as I suspected!” said the woman. “Then you may as well keep right on going, for my cottage is not an inn.”

“But my good woman,” said the traveler, “do not be so cruel. We are human beings and should help one another when we can.”

“Help one another!? Ha!” said the woman. “And who, pray tell, will help me, since I have not a bite of food in the house? No, you had best continue on your way.”

But the traveler could not be so easily turned away. He begged and argued, argued and begged, until at last the woman gave in and told him he could spend the night on her floor.

The traveler thanked her for her kindness. “I would much rather be warm on the hard floor,” he said, “than cold and alone in the forest.”

As soon as he entered the cottage he saw that the woman was not so badly off as she had claimed to be. She was only selfish and stingy, and she liked to complain. So in his most polite and charming manner the traveler asked her if he might have something to eat.

“And how do you expect me to feed the likes of you when I haven’t tasted a bite all day myself?” asked the woman.

The traveler, of course, knew better. “Not a bite all day? Why you poor woman, you must be starving! Here, you just lend me a pot and I’ll make dinner for the both of us.”

“For the both of us!” said the woman. “How can you make dinner without any food?”

“You’ll see, my good woman,” said the traveler. “I’ve learned things in my travels that couldn’t be found in any book.”

The woman began to grow curious, and she let him have a big metal pot. The traveler filled the pot with water and placed it over the fire. He took a small stone from his pocket, turned it three times in his hand, and dropped it into the pot. The woman watched the stone sink to the bottom.

“What’s this going to be?” she asked.

“Stone soup,” said the traveler, and he began to stir the water with a long wooden stick.

“Stone soup?” asked the woman.

“That’s right, stone soup,” said the traveler.

Now the woman thought she had seen most everything in her day, but making soup with a stone — this was certainly something new!

“Just watch me,” said the traveler. “If you learn how to make stone soup, you’ll never go hungry again.”

The woman stood nearby, watching him closely.

“I’m afraid, though,” he said, “that since I’ve been making soup with this same stone for over a week, our soup might be a little thin. Now if only I had a bit of flour or ground oatmeal to add, it would be a good deal better. But then, it’s no use thinking about what we haven’t got.” And he went on stirring the soup.

“Wait, I might just have some flour somewhere,” said the woman. And she fetched him some of the finest flour to be had. The traveler sprinkled the flour into the soup and went on stirring and stirring. “This soup is coming along nicely,” said the traveler, “and it would even be good enough for company if only I had a few potatoes and a bit of salted beef to add. But then, it’s no use thinking about what we haven’t got.”

The woman was silent for a while, and then she remembered a place where she might find some potatoes and even a bit of beef. She ran to get them and gave them to the traveler, who went on stirring and stirring.

“If only we had a little barley and a drop of milk,” said the traveler, “we could invite the king himself to dine with us, for I know from his cook that he eats this very soup every evening.”

“Good gracious! The king himself!” cried the woman, growing more and more excited.

“But then, it’s no use thinking about what we haven’t got,” said the traveler.

“Wait, wait just a minute,” said the woman, and sure enough, she did have some barley and more than enough milk.

The traveler stirred and stirred and stirred. Suddenly, he reached down to the bottom of the pot, caught up the stone and said, “It’s ready! Now we’ll have a real feast, as fine as the king and queen. Of course, with stone soup the king and queen always have sandwiches and good red wine. And they always have a tablecloth on the table. But then, it’s no use thinking about what we haven’t got.”

Well, by this time, as you can imagine, the woman was feeling very grand. Whatever was good enough for the king and queen, she thought, was good enough for her. So she ran to the cupboard and brought out a wine bottle and glasses, bread and butter, cheese, smoked beef and veal. The table could hardly hold it all. Never in her life had the woman eaten such a feast or tasted such rich and delicious soup — and just think, it was all made from a stone! They ate and they drank and they drank and they ate and they ate and they drank, until they had their fill. And when they finally got sleepy and the traveler was going to lie down on the floor, the woman said, “No, no! such a grand person must surely have a bed to sleep in.”

“You are too kind,” said the traveler. “In all my travels I have never met a more gracious woman.” And he lay down in the soft bed and fell fast asleep.

When the traveler awoke the next morning, the woman gave him a roll and coffee, and as he was leaving she handed him a bright gold coin. “Thank you, thank you so much for what you’ve taught me,” she said. “Now I shall always live in comfort, for I have learned how to make soup with a stone.”

“Oh, but you’re very welcome,” said the traveler. “It’s really very simple if only you remember to add something good to it.” The traveler went on his way through the forest, and the old woman stood at her door, watching him go.

“Such people,” she said, “don’t grow on trees.”



There is a spell that was specifically designed for just such a request as yours. There is a lot of ritual involved though, one aspect of which is fasting for a week.

Would you like more info?

:)

2006-08-27 02:57:36 · answer #6 · answered by googlywotsit 5 · 1 1

Take 3 hairs from the tail of a black cat and bury them in a graveyard at midnight by the light of a full moon.

2006-08-27 02:07:44 · answer #7 · answered by Leif Ericson 1 · 0 2

there,s no witches spell to lose weight simply eat less fatty food works all the time , watch the weight role off

2006-08-27 01:47:01 · answer #8 · answered by lizella 5 · 0 1

Practice meditating while focusing on the idea of your metabolism speeding up and visualizing yourself losing weight to right where you want to be.

2006-08-27 08:33:17 · answer #9 · answered by Nathan 3 · 0 1

eat skinless chicken and fish.
Salads are ok to.
Stay away from fruits and tomatoes drink water not soda.
Walk everyday for a half hour to hour at a fast pace and you will lose weight faster.

2006-08-27 01:47:14 · answer #10 · answered by Biker 6 · 0 2

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