Attract Soulmate Ritual Kit, Set

Components and instructions together. The materials arrive with a written procedure, so there is no separate sourcing step and no guesswork about sequence.

Sized for one working. This is a complete kit for a single ritual rather than a bulk supply, which makes it a reasonable way to try a structured working without committing to a shelf of ingredients.

Suitable for a first attempt. Nothing here requires initiation, prior training, or tools you do not have. If you have never worked from a written ritual before, this is a workable place to start.

• Sold as a boxed kit containing ritual components and printed instructions
• Contents are set by the maker and may vary between production runs
• Contains items intended to be burned. Never leave a lit candle unattended, keep it away from anything that can catch, and use a heat-safe surface.
• Not for ingestion. Any herbal or powdered components are for ritual use only.
• Keep away from children and animals
• If the kit includes anything you may be sensitive to, check the components before use

Drawing work has a long history across a great many traditions, and the honest description of what it does is that it prepares the practitioner and opens a road. You are clarifying what you actually want, stating it plainly, and putting yourself in the way of it. That is not a small thing, and most practitioners will tell you the clarifying is where the real work happens.

What it does not do is override anyone's will. We are not going to sell you a ritual that promises to make a specific person want you, because that is not how this work is understood by serious practitioners and it is not a claim we would stand behind. Traditional love work is aimed at drawing a suitable partner toward you, not at compelling a named individual.

That distinction is worth sitting with before you begin. Work aimed at your own readiness tends to be both more ethical and more effective than work aimed at somebody else's choices, and a kit is a tool for the former.

1. Read the enclosed instructions all the way through before you light anything, and check you have somewhere safe to burn.
2. Get clear on what you are actually asking for. Naming the qualities you want in a partnership is more useful, and more traditional, than naming a person.
3. Set your space however your practice does it: cleanse, cast, or simply clear the table and put your phone in another room.
4. Work the ritual as written the first time through. If you want to adapt it later, do that once you know what the original does.
5. Close properly, then let it be. Constantly reopening a working is the most common way practitioners undermine their own results.

• Attract Love Spell Mix, 1 lb: a herbal blend for the same category of work if you want to continue past the kit.
• White Lodestones, 1 lb Bag: drawing stones widely used in the same tradition.
• Abracadabra Anointing Oil, 4 Dram: an anointing oil for dressing candles and petitions.
• The Magic Candle by Charmaine Dey: a practical text on candle work if you want to understand the mechanics.
• Leather-Bound Journal: somewhere to record what you did and what followed.

Will this make a specific person fall in love with me?

No, and we would not sell it to you on that basis. Traditional drawing work is aimed at bringing a suitable partner toward you rather than at compelling a named individual. Work aimed at overriding someone's choices is a different thing entirely, and it is not what this is.

Do I need experience to use it?

No. The kit exists precisely so that a first working does not require you to source components or invent a procedure. Read the instructions through, follow them as written, and adapt later once you know what the original feels like.

What is actually in the box?

Contents are set by the maker and can vary slightly between production runs, so we would rather not publish a list that might not match what you receive. If you need to know before ordering, contact us and we will check the current stock.

How long before it works?

Nobody can honestly tell you that, and anyone offering a timeline is guessing. What most practitioners will say is that the working is one part of it and living in a way that makes room for a partnership is the other, and the second part is generally the slower one.

Can I repeat the ritual?

You can, though many practitioners hold that constantly reopening a working undermines it. The common advice is to do it once, close it cleanly, and leave it alone for a reasonable stretch before considering a repeat.