SPIRITUAL TIP

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SPIRITUAL TIP: Get you a GOLD needle and push it completely through a cork. Take some red or black string and push it through the hole to make a necklace. The string needs to be long enough so that it hangs under your heart. Wear this to protect you from being hexed, harmed, kidnapped or attacked. You can make the hole through the long way or lay it on its side and put it through sideways.

KOBY PI.

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