Graveyard dirt

Graveyard dirt is the dirt collected from fresh graves for all sort of purposes but it is mainly used for the purpose of causing unnatural illness and death to enemies.. People who have casted such spells have told me that sometimes they mix it with their victim's nails, hair or something that belongs to them and its dear to them...

I am taught to collect GD with respect for the dead and that every dead is not willing to help but to do harm once when released * .

Therefore before taking dirt from someones grave you must bargain for the dirt, you need to buy the dirt from him/her, so I usually ask for their dirt by leaving Turkish delight ** or sweet of some kind, water and some coins...Than when the dirt is taken it can be used variously

Picking the right grave is important, because you want to choose the right spirit for the right job. Some folks say to buy the graveyard dirt of a soldier's grave because they are strong and know how to take orders. Others say to use the graveyard dirt of a very young child because they are easily manipulated to do your bidding.

Here are some examples that may help you

• Using the graveyard dirt of a lawyer to win a court case
• Using the graveyard dirt of a detective or police officer to expose a rapist, killer...etc.
• Using the graveyard dirt of a dock worker to get steady employment
• Using your grandma's graveyard dirt to get your perfect mate
• Using graveyard dirt from a doctor to help you overcome illness and so on...

Usually GD is spread all over the enemy/victim's doorstep or put in their shoes, again the purpose matters. For causing death... heh i wont tell xD

Once when the ritual is completed and the spell casted you are telling the spirit to leave when done his/hers duty...

*Spiritually released not zombie-like xD

**aka lokum Its a family of confections based on a gel of starch and sugar.

feel free to add your experience with graveyard dirt if any...

I was taught that for love spell you can use dirt collected from someone that loved you in life. It can be a pet that you had that died. That was emotionally attached to you of course.

Also in personal experience of my former teacher, he found that grave dirt of soldier is good for using, as soldiers are better at following commands.