What's the Deal with Freezer Spells Involving Lemons?
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CuriousThoughts89
I recently came across a freezer spell that involved putting a piece of paper inside a lemon. This concept is new to me, and I'm curious about its purpose. Would using a lemon in a freezer spell add a baneful aspect to it? I want to clarify that I'm not planning to try this; I just want to understand any potential effects or reasons behind this method compared to a standard freezer spell.
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I've actually used this method before! When I had issues with some coworkers, I would say, 'go be free away from me' while putting their names in a lemon in the freezer. It’s surprising how effective it has been. Sometimes it takes a few weeks to see results, but it’s worked for me every time.
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Honestly, I'm not sure why you'd even use a lemon in this context. It seems like using a lemon might complicate a freezer spell instead of simplifying it. But hey, everyone's got their own ways of doing things, so if it works for you, that’s what counts!
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I tried this to move on from an ex—cutting an 'X' into a lemon and placing our names inside it. I added some pepper and stuck it in a jar with apple cider vinegar. It was my way of setting that intention, and I've noticed things changed for the better shortly after.
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Using lemons in freezer spells isn't uncommon! The idea is that lemons can bring a sour effect to the person's life, which fits well with the purpose of a freezer spell—to stop or freeze someone's actions. Plus, the acidity of lemons might help in revealing truths if that's the intention behind your spell. Many practitioners add various ingredients to enhance the spell's potency.
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