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A Love Spell from Oman
Oman, that ancient desert country, once ivaded by the Persians amongst others, has a colourful and rich culture, scented by the Frankincense that grows wild in the hills, and by the flowering Oleander and Acacia trees. The Omani peoples are famously hospitable and will serve guests with qahwa, which is delicious coffee made with cardamon seeds and dishes of dates to sweeten the mouth with the coffee. But love is often problematic and though the Omani home is hospitable to all, love does not easily always find it's way through the souks and bazaars, alleys and desert plains and come to greet the hearts of it's people when invited. So the ancient Omani magicians found ways to encourage love to call. This is an ancient Omani love spell, to be cast by a man when impatiently looking for a wife, based upon the dishdasha, the men's long, collar-less robe that is ornamented by a tassel that hangs over the front of the neck opening, where a tie would hang in western men's clothing. This tassel used to be dipped in perfume to scent the wearer. Dishdasha Love Spell from Oman
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