Obsession Love Spell Ritual: How The Nine Knots Is Cast

What an obsession love spell is, and what it does

An obsession love spell is a working of attention, not of affection. That distinction is the whole of it and almost nobody searching for this phrase is told it plainly.

Affection cannot be manufactured. Attention can be turned. What the Nine Knots does is take the thought of you, which already exists somewhere in that person's day, and give it a path it returns along. Nine times, in nine knots, worked over one red flame.

People arrive at this working from one particular place: they are always the one who texts first. The conversation is warm when it happens and it never starts from the other end. If that sentence describes your last three months, you are in the right place on this site.

Who orders the Nine Knots

• Someone who is always the one reaching first, and has begun counting.
• Someone whose person is warm in the room and silent out of it.
• Someone who has been told to "give them space" for so long that the space has become the relationship.
• Someone who does not want a new person. They want this one to remember them properly.

It is not for a stranger you have never spoken to, and it is not cast on anyone under eighteen. If there is no connection at all to work with, the Soulmate Attraction Spell is the honest choice instead, because it opens a road rather than turning a head.

How the Nine Knots is cast, step by step

1. Both names go on one paper, yours written beneath theirs, with the birth dates you gave me. One paper. Not two, because this working joins rather than pairs.
2. A red candle is lit beside the paper. Red is the colour of appetite and attention in this tradition, and it is the only candle on the altar.
3. Ground cinnamon is drawn along the length of the red cord. Cinnamon is the quickener; it is what makes the working move in days rather than seasons.
4. The first knot is tied. Then the second. Nine in all, and each one is spoken aloud once as it is pulled closed, each for one more time their thoughts come back to you.
5. The ninth knot is tied and the cord is never untied. Not by me, not later, not for any reason.

The knots are tied slowly and in order. A knot magic working done fast is a working done twice, because the point of nine is the repetition and not the number.

Every item on the altar, and why it is there

• The red cord. The cord is the connection itself. Knotting it is not binding a person; it is fixing a path so the same thought keeps finding the same way back.
• The red candle. Heat and appetite. It burns through the whole of the tying and is not blown out.
• The name paper. Both names on one sheet, in one hand, so the working knows exactly who it concerns.
• The cinnamon. Speed. Cinnamon appears in almost every fast working in folk practice, and this is why.

There is no mirror, no blood, no hair and nothing taken from the other person. Anyone selling you an obsession spell that requires a lock of somebody's hair is selling you a story.

The seal, and why it is never undone

The seal of the Nine Knots is the ninth knot staying tied.

Most workings end with wax, salt or water. This one ends with a refusal: the cord is put away knotted and it is not opened again. That is deliberate. A knot that gets untied is a decision reversed, and this working is built on the idea that the decision has been made once and does not need to be revisited every week.

It is also why I ask you not to order the same working twice in a fortnight. Tying a second cord over a first one does not double anything. It tells the first cord it was not believed.

What your written ritual record contains

Your record is the full account of the evening, written for you and nobody else. It runs to several pages and it is sent to you by email once the working is finished.

• The intention. Your own words, and what I understood the working to be for.
• The altar. What was laid out, in what order, and the real moon that night.
• The nine knots. What was said at each one, and how the cord behaved. Cord that resists at a particular knot is worth writing down and I write it down.
• The sealing. The ninth knot, and what closing it means for your situation specifically.
• What moves first. The earliest signs, in the order they usually arrive.
• Your part. One small thing to do, free, and never a condition of the working.

What I need from you before I begin

Three things and no more: your first name, their first name, and the situation in your own words. Birth dates if you have them; the working runs without them.

Write the situation the way you would say it to a friend. I would rather have four honest lines than a page of polish. The record is built out of what you tell me, so a wish written in a hurry comes back as a record written in the dark.

The strengths, and what changes between them

Strength changes how many nights the working is carried, not what is done on the altar.

• Standard Casting — one night, one cord, one record.
• 3x Casting — three nights, the cord re-laid each night, the knots spoken again over the same flame.
• 7x Casting — seven nights, and the record is written across the whole of it rather than after one sitting.
• Fast Results, Extreme and Ultimate — longer carriage again, and a fuller record at each step.

Nothing in a higher strength makes a wish more likely to be granted than it already was. What changes is how long the working is held open, and for a connection that has been silent a long time, that is usually the thing worth buying.

What people notice in the days after

The first movement is almost never a declaration. It is a view at an odd hour, a reply to something three weeks old, a message with a pretext attached to it so that it can be withdrawn if it lands badly. People read that as insulting and it is the opposite; the pretext is the permission slip.

The second is repetition. Not a bigger message, but a second one, then a third, arriving without you having started them.

Count from when the contact begins, not from the day you order.