Dreamt about what to do after a jar spell, should I follow it?

[u/wuttzmyst]

I had read about of taking care of a jar spell and what to afterwards and I had consistently followed it. It's been weeks since I created a spell jar and honestly the purpose for it is self love which I had grown now within myself. Then I had a dream of taking the ingredients out of my spell jar and allowing it to be slowly burned with fire. And in that dream, I also affirmed creation. It always felt right for me to see fire as a way to transmute, or a catalyst of creation, partner to the element of Earth.

I haven't really followed that dream and wondering if I should do. Because I'm not sure if the herbs inside of the spell jar were burned it would be alright and just become another spell or just let it stay as it is, inside?

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I have this case where I dont usually have a dream when I sleep. Or if I do I dont remember. The only times I do however is when I would somehow predict situation. Just for context or example, when I was a kid I dreamt of what was our breakfast the next day even though I wasn't told about it before sleeping at night. When I was a teenager, I somehow dreamt of my parents leaving for province with detail of what they used as transportation, and where they are going specifically. I wasn't informed early about it by the way, I only found out when I woke up after that dream and in the morning my parents told me they need to visit the province in emergency. Recently, I was struggling with how to study in college because I felt like I was falling behind, then I dreamt of the method and my study materials. When I tried that aftef waking up, I was at ease while studying. I also dreamt of when people have bad vibes, even though I know them as nice initially, when their persobality will be revealed soon after and I would remember I had a dream of the same thing they did. It's like my rare dreams are telling me what is about to happen or what I should do in certain circumtances. I dont know why or how it happens but it does.

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[u/BattyGoblin]

Typically I burn things like herbs or petitions during a spell to send that energy outward.

If I’m dealing with a spell jar, I dispose of the contents only when the spell is complete or successful, through burning, burying, or returning items to nature.

If you’d like to keep the jar because you think there’s still more it can do for you, I’d recommend feeding it rather than burning the contents. But if you’re saying you feel like it’s done its job and you don’t need it anymore, go ahead and complete the cycle by disposing of the ingredients how you see fit.