Would you like to manifest money while you sleep? Or maybe manifesting love while you sleep is what your heart desires?

Whatever it is you desire, there’s a very simple technique that can help you achieve just that!

This particular technique comes from Neville Goddard.

For those of you who have never heard of him, Neville Goddard was one of the most important and influential teachers of the New Thought movement, whose work influenced many spiritual thinkers, such as Joseph Murphy and Carlos Castaneda.

There are many different ways to manifest the things you desire into reality. There is candle magic, sigils, working with spirits, visualisation, just to mention of a few.

Today, I want to show you a very simple method to manifest your dream life into reality.

It is very simple, anyone can do it and it requires no strange or expensive materials.

I don’t know about you, but when I first discovered magic was real, everything looked magical and exciting to me.

Sure, it helped that I was still a kid, so it was easy to see everything as magical back then.

But I’m sure the same thing happens to all the people who discover magick as adults too.

And like all things that are new and exciting, we want to find ways to incorporate them into our everyday lives.

It’s love magic time and today we’re going to talk about one of my favourite types of spells: honey jars for love!

Honey jars come from the hoodoo tradition and there are several different types of them:

There are honey jars for love and honey jars for friendship, honey jars for passion and lust and honey jars for marriage, honey jars to be liked by your bosses and coworkers and honey jars for self love (just to name a few types).

Defining “magick”, “witchcraft” and “witch” isn’t an easy thing at all. After all there are as many definitions as there are religions and traditions who practice magic.

There is Wiccan, Alexandrian and Dianic witchcraft. There is druidic magic and there is traditional witchcraft of the British Isles. Some like Wicca and Feri are newer additions, while others – like Stregheria or Caledonii for example- are much, much older. And then there is Chinese magick, Thai magick, Tibetan magick, African traditional religions, hoodoo and many many more.

There are kitchen witches who focus on making magic through food and drink, hearth witches who focus their magic on their home and everything in it, and green witches who focus mainly on herbs, tinctures and herbal remedies.

But there other witches whose magical practice is solely focused on practical enchantment (results magic).