Swallowed By The Night- Curse Spell Song

Important Disclaimer: This is an intentionally heavy baneful working. Swallowed By The Night leans heavily into psychologically destructive intentions and is not intended to be used casually, impulsively, or simply because you're pissed off in the moment. Know what you are directing, who you are directing it toward, and why before using this spell song. Because of the nature and intensity of the working, it is highly recommended that anyone purchasing this song also purchase the Reversal Spell Song, giving you a method of intentionally undoing this specific working should you later decide to withdraw it.

The Swallowed By The Night – Curse Spell Song was created for deliberate baneful work when you want to direct a curse toward a specific target. This is heavier work than a simple hex and is intended for situations where you have consciously decided that a curse is the working you want to perform. The song itself is the spell, using the lyrics, intention, rhythm, and repetition to focus the working and carry that intention toward the person you have chosen.

This spell song can be used as a stand-alone working, or it can be incorporated into The Ritual Song Set. When using the full set, play it after “Energy Raised and Held” and before “Spellcasting.” Clearly identify your intended target before beginning so the energy you've raised has somewhere specific to go, allowing the song to become the curse itself before continuing with the remainder of your ritual.

You don't need black candles, graveyard dirt, poppets, taglocks, petitions, herbs, or any of the other tools commonly associated with curse work. You can identify your target, listen to the song, sing along if you'd like, and maintain your intention throughout the working. If traditional baneful tools are already part of your practice, the song can also be incorporated into a larger curse working as an additional layer.

These spell songs were created with accessibility in mind. They're especially useful for disabled witches, broom-closet witches, witches who can't safely use candles or smoke, witches who struggle with speaking or remembering incantations, or anyone who sometimes doesn't have the physical or mental energy for an elaborate ritual. Accessibility doesn't make this particular working lighter, though. Treat the intention behind it with the same consideration you would give any serious curse work.

Use it through headphones, sing along, meditate with it, incorporate it into a larger baneful working, or use it entirely on its own. The song is the spell. Your intention identifies the target and gives the curse its direction. Use this one intentionally, and know how you intend to undo it before you send it.