To enhance the chances of meeting someone the old-fashioned way, or even the new-fashioned way via the internet, one of the best love spells to try is one that simply announces to the universe that you are looking for love. In her books, Silver Ravenwolf cautions that you should be very specific when casting this type of spell that you are looking for a human lover or friend as the universe can have a silly sense of humor and send you a new pet if you simply ask for someone to love you.

The biggest caution associated with this is that you should not have a specific person in mind when you cast this spell. Instead, you should be concentrating on yourself. This spell is best done in the spring or late winter at the time of rebirth and under a waxing moon to draw things to you. If you cannot access a wild rose for the spell, choose another flower which signifies love to you–perhaps a daisy.

A Spell with No One Particular in Mind

This spell should be cast by those looking for true love, but who have no one in particular in mind as to whom they wish to be with. This spell should be cast out of doors, beside a stream, creek, or river.

You will need:

Rose petals from a living, wild rose

You should make certain to approach the rose with reverence and ask its permission before removing its petals. Once you have done this and collected several petals, be sure to thank the rose for its generosity.

As you are plucking the petals, visualize someone who has all the qualities that you feel would be necessary in an ideal partner. These may include humor, generosity, compassion, or whatever else that you may truly believe to be keys to a happy relationship. (Note that holding up superficial values will no doubt spoil the spell).

Take the charged petals to the stream, creek, river, or other moving body of water, holding them cupped in your hands as you approach and again visualizing the qualities that you are seeking in a partner.

Then, let the leaves drop into the water one at a time, saying the following as each touches the water:

“As this bloom is taken downstream,
May I find the love of which I dream,
And let it be done, that it harm no one.”

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