Burying a spell usually grounds its energy into the earth, like planting a seed for slow and steady results, or sending it back to nature. But the real outcome depends on what the spell is meant to do and the steps in the ritual.
Specific Effects and Intents
Grounding and Manifestation: Burying a spell connects it to the Earth’s energy, helping it grow and manifest over time in a solid way.
Release or Disposal: It can be a way to respectfully get rid of old spell stuff (like herbs) and return it to nature, finishing up the work.
Concealment: Some people bury parts of a spell to keep it hidden, for privacy or to avoid problems.
Baneful Magic/Curses: In some traditions, burying a curse on someone’s property is to harm them using the earth’s connection.
Key Considerations
Following Instructions: Always follow the spell’s instructions. If it says to bury something, it’s important!
Containment: If you want to keep a spell strong, you might put the items in a jar before burying them.
Environmental Concerns: It’s best to use only stuff that breaks down, so you don’t mess up the earth with plastic or things that aren’t natural.
In the end, what happens is up to the person doing the spell and their beliefs.