News — law keep away

  A while back, I posted about how Law Keep Away charms were nice, but you can't really count on their protective power being stronger than the law-attracting power of the Busted Tail Light charm. My point was that if you feel the need for a charm to keep the law -- or authorities like the IRS, ICE, social services, etc. -- out of your business, make sure you aren't speaking or carrying something that can negate or overpower it. In addition to the Busted Tail Light, that includes the following Law Attracting charms, amulets, and words of power: the...

A client is getting set up with some Law Keep Away work, some of which involves physical items being installed at the front entrance where a St. Michael paket has been living. She wonders if she needs to move/remove St. Michael, whom she petitions for physical and spiritual protection, since he’s “the patron saint of police and general law and order guy.” What a great question! Short answer, no. No need to remove St. Michael. Longer answer explaining my rationale: for one, human beings declared him the patron saint of law enforcement – he didn’t proclaim himself that lol… and...

Pro tip: the drawing power of the Busted Tail Light Law Attracting Charm is generally stronger than the protection power of the flannel Law Keep Away charm. If you’re going to bother with a Law Keep Away charm, slow your roll for a minute and make sure you’re not also carrying something that can negate or overpower it. In addition to the Busted Tail Light, that includes the following Law Attracting charms, amulets, and words of power: the “Non-functional Tag Light” charm the “IDK When to Shut My Mouth” chant the “I Hang Out With Stupid MFers” talisman the Subwoofer...