Graveyard Work In Conjure. Right or Wrong?

As we know in conjuring, sometimes a work requires burial. In my experience of over 46 years, I’ve always known the burial of someone’s name or effigy was done to harm or to call death. However, my nfumbe has taught me it is not right to bury anyone for the purpose of killing. Here’s why?

God says “All souls are mine.” It is God that gives life and it is only by God’s edict that life is taken. So does God give Spiritual Practitioners permission to routinely kill others by conjuring? Let me teach you the right way to practice the craft. Let me teach you the right use of conjuring.

When a work calls for the burial of the person effigy or sacrifice, it is for the purpose of disposing of the problem and grounding the work. It is the problem that you wish to end, not the life of the person. If you find yourself wishing to end the life of the person, you must seriously ask yourself why? Is it because of hatred? Is it because of some other negative emotion?

To bury the problem is for the purpose of ending the conflict, not the life. However, if the target has attempted to end your life, you may speak that “unless he or she cease and desist harassing you, death will end them by their own devices.” This is the proper way to do graveyard work. Do it to end the problem, not the person. If the person does meet an untimely demise, then that is an indication of their unwillingness to cease throwing at you. Your hands are clean. Sleep well.

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