Road Opener Ritual

Elements:

• Watermelon (half half)
• White Candles (one for each member of the family)
• 1 Red Candle (for us)
• Coins or Gold Dust
• Honey
• Pororo (Popcorn)
• Coffee
• Candy and Chocolate
• Raw Beans
• Image of La Santa Muerte (said)
• Cord to tie fabric (or thread to tie balloons)

Procedure:

We will cut the watermelon in half, we will pass our red candle through our body and we will inscribe our name on it always from top to bottom (with a wooden toothpick). This act is to magnetize and give meaning to the request in terms of attracting. If we are going to make a path opener in the family, we will use a candle for each person in the family.

If the job is for us, we will use a red candle along with 6 white ones, all written with our name in handwriting.

Having all the candles written with their respective names, we will begin to nail the first candle in the tip of the watermelon, always leaving a small space in the front. We will nail the first red candle and continue with the others, generating a circle of candles clockwise.

We will insert a coin for each candle found in the watermelon, burying them next to the candle . If we have gold dust, we will sprinkle a small handful on each side of the candles.

We will give everyone a piece of paper to write their personal request, which will then be burned in the ritual and the ashes scattered on the surface of the watermelon. We will use the cord to tie each of the candles, starting with ours and ending with the last one. At this moment we are ready to put a small image of La Santa Muerte, it can be a metal pendant or a small image.

If you perform this ritual on the seashore, I recommend a small image, which is It will remain in the ritual and you will leave, leaving the candles lit. On the back of the watermelon we will introduce all the offerings: honey, flower petals, coffee, pororo, chocolates (if we have a sick person in the family we recommend putting a Green Candle with a little Rue or Rosemary).

We will ring the bell to call the presence of our entity to arrive and work on our ritual by opening the roads.

We will take a few minutes to relax and tune in to La Santa Muerte asking for an opening of roads throughout the family. If we perform this ritual in our home, we must be careful, since the candles will end up setting the watermelon on fire. After about 3 hours, we will turn off the ritual and throw away the remains of the candle and watermelon the next day.

If we do this work on the seashore, we will leave everything as it is and we will leave the beach, letting our work take away the water, and we will never return the next day to see what happened.