Some works don’t require fire, just stillness. Some spirits don’t need smoke—they listen through silence. And some of the strongest conjure comes from nothing more than a name, a prayer, and a glass of water. This ain’t new. This is the kind of work your great-aunt kept behind the curtain. The kind your grandfather whispered over in the dark when the house was too quiet and the world felt heavy. Water is one of the oldest tools we’ve ever known, and when paired with a petitio

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