"Can spells be binded?"

Can a binding be placed on a spell to gain greater control over its effects? Furthermore, can this binding modify the spell's operation or completely alter its outcomes? I'm eager to learn about the mechanisms involved and any specific methods or practices that might facilitate this.

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Hi

So, to the first part of your question, the answer is Yes. One can most definitely bind a spell. However when you ask about having to gain a greater control over it's effects, my advice to that would be, to tread lightly on that aspect. Simply because, if someone is trying to bind a spirit or an entity or that nature, it's sometimes that the person who did the binding to gain control over, becomes the one binded.

It would be helpful to learn about the specifics of your spell, example, what spell you looking at to place a binding over it. Or is it an hex. Or probably a spell of attraction/love/ or something like that. Because binding can also be used with the most positive intent over a spell, or it could lean to the darker side. Also how much energy you seeking to manipulate or how much free will are you looking to alter, if it's of a targeted individual.
Again, it will help with the sharing of the specifics of your spell work.

Keith666

No, a binding can be placed on the person casting the spell or on the source of the spell but not on the spell directly. For example, a binding might be placed on a spirit, if the power behind the spell comes from a spirit. With that said, the binding could weaken or prevent the spell completely.

What about a shikigami?

@SpiderPlant

Since shikigami are spirits, yes, they can be bound.