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Can a binding spell help prevent new tenants from moving in?

January 9, 2026 3 answers
Asked by Moonlit_Wanderer
I'm assisting a friend who's trying to escape a bad living situation this weekend. The landlord has already started advertising for new tenants, and I want to take action to protect others from dealing with the same issues. Would a binding spell be effective in blocking anyone from moving into the property?

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Mystic_Scribe
It's great that you want to help your friend! However, using a binding spell might not be the best approach here since it typically targets one person at a time. You could consider binding the landlord, but with their intent to rent out the place, that might not be effective. Instead, you could create a psychic barrier around the property to help keep people away. You might try doing a 'return to sender' sort of spell that redirects the landlord's negative energy back within the space. Combining protection and containment can be key!

Witchy_Thoughts: Exactly! Focus on creating an atmosphere that discourages potential renters. Using crystals and simple symbolic spells can work wonders! Just make sure to keep your intentions positive.

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Crystal_Seeker
Honestly, I think a mirror spell could work for you. If you have an old compact mirror, put the landlord's name in it and reflect their energy back to them. It's like an instant karma spell that could help minimize their negative influence. For an extra kick, you could freeze the mirror until you feel his hold on you is diminished and then dispose of it properly after.

Starlit_Oracle: That’s a clever idea! I love the idea of using old items for spells. It's like giving them new life with purpose!

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Herbalist_Mystique
I had a similar experience once! I set intentions on the kind of person I wanted to see move in instead of just blocking everyone. I just put my hand on the door and spoke my wish aloud. It worked really well. Sometimes, setting a positive intention is all you need!
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