St. Expedite Bottle Spell

For help with any concern in hurry, make this bottle spell for St. Expedite.

Sara Lee pound cake
 * Bottle or Jar
 * Red candle
 * Images of St.Expedite, crows, crosses...the planet mercury
 * Statue of St. Expedite or framed image
 * Red Pain
 * Fast luck oil
 * Metal Cross
 * Glass of water
 * Fresh flowers
 * Cinnamon
 * A piece of pyrite
 * Magnetic sand
 * Feather from a crow
 * Red wine
 * Herbs: Juniper, Pine, Basil, Geranium, Lilac
 * Red stones

Set up your altar in a triangle formation with the statue or framed image of St. Expedite on the front right, the glass of water on the front left, and the St. Expedite bottle spell in the back center.

Wash the bottle with salt water and consecrate it to the purpose at hand. Paint the bottle or jar red and affix the image of St. Expedite to the bottle. Add other images onto the bottle in a manner that pleases you. Write the word "hodie" on the bottle, or print it out and glue it to the bottle. Attach the cross to a chain or cord and tie around the mouth of the jar, allowing the cross to hang down in front of St. Expedite's image.

Prepare your candle by washing it with Florida water. Florida Water is used to draw things to you. Set it aside to air dry. Anoint with Fast Luck Oil. Write your petition on a piece of parchment paper with Dove's Blood Ink. Alternatively, write your petition with red ink and spray some floral perfume on the paper after you write the petition and anoint with Fast Luck Oil. Place your petition inside the bottle. Add some fresh flower petals, cinnamon stick, piece of pyrite, five herbs, magnetic sand, red stone, and crow feather. Stick the red candle into the mouth of the bottle. Set the bottle on a fireproof dish. Light the candle and pray to St. Expedite...This is to be said daily until the candle burns all the way down. Take the candle remains and place into the bottle; then top it off with the red wine. Keep the bottle on your altar. Continue to pray to St.Expedite daily until he answers your prayer. Then be sure to pay him with a piece of pound cake and fresh flowers. Don't forget to tell someone how he has helped you."

Source

 * Alvarado, Denise, and Doktor Snake. The Voodoo Hoodoo Spellbook. Weiser Books, 2011