Response to query requesting spell for good luck:

It is my experience that when people speak of needing luck, they have one area of their life in mind.  Often it is love, money, protection from accidents, or better health they require.  Sometimes it is love and money.  In some rare cases, it is love, money, illness, AND accidents they are speaking about.  To me, it seems all of these require a different treatment. 

Look at this observation... on observation!!! 

Professor Wiseman executed a ten-year study to determine the nature of luck, and published his findings in a book called The Luck Factor: The Scientific Study of the Lucky Mind. Among other things, he experimentally studied the lottery winnings from people who count themselves as "lucky" and compared them to those who are self-described as "unlucky," and found that one's perception of their own luck before a lottery has no bearing on their likelihood of winning. Naturally this outcome was no surprise, because lotteries are driven purely by random chance. But in another test, the good professor asked participants to count the number of photographs in a sample newspaper, and subjects who has described themselves as "lucky" were much more likely to notice a message on page two, disguised as a half-page advertisement with large block letters: STOP COUNTING–THERE ARE 43 PHOTOGRAPHS IN THIS NEWSPAPER.
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Lucky people may be more open to seeing and responding to opportunity?  That seems very likely, doesn't it!

In any case, I did some research on the movie, "The Secret."  I was looking around for what people find is missing in it.  I had a certain gut response that something was not there.  Dattatreya Siva Baba had the most interesting commentary.  He likes the movie THE SECRET.  According to him the missing factors in THE SECRET is Karma, as well as people's ability to gain focus quickly (outside of time) to make such fast changes, and to get rid of negative mantras in their subconscious.  For me personally, that commentary seems about right! 

So I guess we have to go out there and smile more (Wiseman also found that lucky people smile twice as often as others!  Phooey.  

So what is is that you need really?