Anon seeks resurrection spell for dead pet buried in garden shrine
Key claims
- A poster asks for a spell or ceremony to resurrect or reincarnate a deceased pet buried in their garden.
- A poster interested in Kabbalah says its ties to Jewish esotericism put them off studying it.
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Source threads (2)
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- /x/42916235 ↗ live · archive hopeful evergreen 20 replies A poster asks for a spell or ceremony to resurrect or reincarnate a deceased pet buried in their garden.
- /x/42920802 ↗ live · archive ambivalent evergreen 18 replies A poster interested in Kabbalah says its ties to Jewish esotericism put them off studying it.
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