Okay, here’s my personal take on “blood witchcraft,” told from my own, very grounded, perspective:
So, I’ve been getting into some… unconventional practices lately. It all started with a simple fascination with, well, life force, I guess. And blood, obviously, is pretty central to that. This isn’t some horror movie stuff, though. It’s more about connecting with my own vitality, my own internal energy.
My first step was really, really small. I pricked my finger – sterilized everything, of course, don’t worry! – and just… watched the drop of blood form. I focused all my attention on it. It was surprisingly intense, almost meditative. It felt super primal, like I was tapping into something ancient.
Then I took a little bit of that blood, and I mixed it into some water. Super diluted, like a tiny, tiny drop. I used this water to, like, anoint a candle. I felt a really strong connection and focus when the candle burned, it burned smoothly, the flames flickered.
My Little Ritual
- Gathering: I got a clean needle, some rubbing alcohol, a candle (I chose red, seemed fitting), and a small bowl of water.
- The Prick: Cleaned my finger, quick prick, and squeezed out a single drop. Like I said, super focused on just that drop.
- The Mixing: Added the drop to the water. Swirled it around. It basically disappeared, but the intention was there.
- The Anointing: Dipped my finger in the water and lightly touched the candle.
- The Burning: Lit the candle and just… observed. I didn’t have any specific “spell” in mind, just focused on the energy, the connection.
I have tried the candle and water method, The candle was more vivid when it burns. The color became brighter and it burned smoothly. The feelings were even stronger.
It felt… different. Hard to explain. Not like a surge of power or anything dramatic. More like a subtle hum, a feeling of being more… present. More alive. I think, the flame burned brighter, lasted longer, than it usually does. That was interesting, I think that maybe because of the deeper connection.
I’ve kept experimenting since then, in small, careful ways. Sometimes I’ll add a tiny bit of blood to my bathwater(make sure I was not bleeding anywhere except that tiny drop), or use it to “charge” a small stone I carry with me.
I’ve written down what I’ve done and my thoughts. It’s been a surprisingly grounding practice. It’s made me feel more connected to my body, to my own inner power, in a way that nothing else has.
I think I am more clam than before. And I was more focued on my work and study, that’s pretty cool.
It’s definitely not for everyone. And it’s something I’m approaching with a lot of respect, and honestly, a little bit of healthy fear. But for me, it’s been a powerful, personal journey.
