Last weekend myself and a few others headed to the Oxfordshire village of Little Tew for a Cotswold caper.
We walked round
Chastleton House - a Jacobean mansion. This place was also popular with this charming Neo-Nazi family all dressed in black - the father had this really cute SS belt buckle on. There were terrifying and aggressive but you can't fault their cultural taste; their idea of a Saturday afternoon jaunt is right up meine strasse. Neo-nazis and I don't agree on many things but I think we may have just about found something in common here. Which is
great.
After this we headed to the
Rollright Stones, a neolithic stone circle a few miles away. In the centre of the stones a fireplace and evidence of offerings and sacrifice piqued our interest and we happened upon a fold of paper stuck in a nook in one of the stones. Here is a snap of us on the stones.
When we tentatively unravelled it we found it was covered in drops of dried blood and some herbs. The blood and herbs were the trimmings of what can only (and realistically) be understood as a pagan's spell.
Spell reads - and after some research understand this to be a 3by3 spell (apparently).
Goddess of Love
Fairy Apsara
Bring my love Karl
To visit and contact me
my love i see (?)
is so deep
I need to see
if he wanted me
one visit I know
will show and tell
Please bring to me
by the clock strike 12
by the power of 3x3
as i will it so shall be
blessed be
Let's not forget - it was covered in drops of real
blood and sprinkled with
magic herbs (mistletoe/rosemary {presumably}). I'm 99% certain that this is exactly the sort of behavior that gets you sectioned, or worse. I can safely add that it would really rattle my cage to know that someone was creeping around, letting blood, sprinkling magic and hiding spells in preshistoric stones so that I would appear at midnight; if I did magically appear, I'd really wish I hadn't.
We are all reasonably worried for Matt and Dan. Dan found the note and therefore presumably broke the current spell which means terrible will happen. Likewise, a gust of wind blew the magic herbs up and all over Matt - again - this doesn't bode well. I wish them both luck.
