Make someone think of you

Make someone think of you.

Is there a spell that allows us to make someone think of you?

Of course. And not just a spell. Many. Perhaps too many for the ambition of a simple article, so we will superficially quote a couple of them.

Of course, to get someone to think about you, without you acting directly on that person, it is necessary to manage two basic issues: time and patience.

In Egypt, for example, it was believed that to get someone to think of a specific person you had to write their name on a small piece of leather or parchment, and then insert it into your shoes, that is, under the sole of your foot; and that every time during the day we remember the name of the person we want to influence we have to stomp on the ground saying “Maat Kroor”, according to Max Müller, an anagram that means: “You are mine!”.

The magician John Dee had a peculiar method of making someone think of a person.

It consisted of submerging a piece of paper with that person’s name in a glass of water, which had to be placed under the bed at night. According to Dee, the effects were immediate, and the person began to feel a sensation of suffocation and anxiety in the face of a persistent idea about someone that until then had not been present to them.

Renaissance witches used other possibilities to make someone think of you.

As is known, they drew their target on paper or a piece of wood, and placed it in the center of a table surrounded by candles and stones with miraculous properties. The witch blew her breath on these stones, and then, day by day, she placed them on the chest of the image. With this, it was believed that the person would feel their chest constricted until they found the person who suddenly obsessed them.

For theosophists, the act of installing a thought is relatively simple. To get someone to think about you – they maintained – it is enough to dedicate a few minutes of intense concentration before going to sleep, thus ensuring that mental energy crosses space and reaches the objective with total clarity.

Annie Besant, very illuminating on mental projection issues, believes that the simple act of thinking about someone is like a radio signal, and that the greater the quantity and intensity of thoughts, the more and better they will travel to the person we long for.

In fact, many spells begin with exercises that seek to capture someone’s thoughts and direct them specifically towards a person.

The mind is both a sender and a receiver. There are ideas that flow in the air and are captured almost at the same time by different people. Have you ever mentally hummed a song and suddenly someone else starts singing it? This is not the product of chance, but of two minds that have “captured” something that happened there.

Getting someone to think about you is relatively simple. Holding in those thoughts is not.

Before looking for someone to think about you, you should be sure of what you want and have to offer.

It wouldn’t be unusual for you to achieve your goal, that is, for that person to really think about you, without first giving them something to think about.

There is no point in trying to carry out these techniques with people who do not know you, because they simply will not be aware that they are thinking about you.

In my experience, the best way to make someone think about you is by taking five or six minutes a day, both in the morning and at night. The schedule is not so important but that you are regular in practice.

Find a comfortable place where no one will bother you. Focus. Close your eyes and imagine that you have that person sitting in front of you. Talk to him. It doesn’t have to be out loud. You can talk to him mentally.

With a couple of exercises you will begin to notice that the person you imagine begins to show his own, independent behavior, and will even ask you things or answer your questions.

If you reach that point you will have achieved a mental connection. The rest is simple. Remind him that you exist and he won’t be able to help but think about you from time to time.

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