Eli Correa’s famous banana spell – Witches of Love

This spell became very famous after being mentioned on a very popular radio program and many people are looking for it, so I’m posting it. It is taught in different ways, but the correct way to do it is as I am describing it below:

Take a still green banana, make a cut in the middle of it, lengthwise, without separating the parts. Put the full name of the loved one on this cut and close it again. Wrap a whole spool of black thread around the banana and place it on a white plate. Coat the banana with sugar and honey – the more the merrier!

Offer the plate with the banana to Oxum and leave it in a place where there is clean bush and where almost no people pass and try not to return to the place.The best day to do this is on a Saturday morning, on a waxing moon heading towards full.

I know people who did this sympathy, ended up getting married and are happily married, even after many years!

Note: After several years, sympathy was mentioned again in Eli Correa’s program, but with some modifications. It was even published in a book he recently released. In the book, it is taught that, after offering this dish with the banana to Oxum, it must be left in a place where there is land, but that no one can touch it. . Sympathy must be done on a Friday and you must wait 7, 14 or 21 days. When the person returns, this offering must be thrown into running water, so that this mandinga will be taken away forever and the person who returned will stay with you forever.

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I do NOT know anyone who has done this spell the way it was described above, in the orange text, I only know people who have done it as I described it at the beginning and I know it worked very well.

I wanted to post both ways, but it’s up to whoever wants to make it decide which way.

PAY ATTENTION: I SUGGESTED that this spell be done on the crescent moon, going to full, but it is NOT mandatory to do exactly on a day like this. The important thing is to do it on a “good moon” (waxing moon or beginning of the full moon).