Lucky Charms and TalismansWritten by Sam Stevens
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The Ankh: This looks like a Christian Crucifix but with a loop at top. This lovely ancient Egyptian symbol represents love and long life. Thor's Hammer: This talisman usually looks like a small axe or very blunt edged cross. Carrying this symbol is thought to help achieve social success and protect against petty quarrels, making wrong move in life and losses on stock market! The Pictic Knot: This is a Celtic charm that looks like three interlooping triangles. It is represents three realms of consciousness and is worn to protect from black magic, magickal mistakes and dangers in general. The Celtic Knot: These come in many designs and look like knotted threads. The knots based on mirror images or number two represent passion, inspiration and a happy marriage. Knots based on quadrupling of an image represent personal power and wisdom. The Medicine Wheel: For about 5.000 years, almost all Native American Indian tribes have designed some form of a medicine wheel. The design varies but basically medicine wheels are Mandalas whose imagery is based on number four. Medicine Wheels help you develop personal power and equilibrium, attain wisdom and understand ups and downs of life! The Dorje: This is a Buddhist "thunderbolt" that also resembles sceptre or a dagger. They are usually freestanding brass objects about size of a paperweight done. This symbol is thought to repel demons, help one follow true path and not be misled by false prophets. Roman Coins: Antique Roman coins are thought to bring prosperity and good fortune to those who wear them as jewellery. The Two Headed Ax: This image is found in almost all cultures: ancient Crete, Asian, Northern Europe and African cultures. It represents justice, authourity, and strength of character. The Human Skull: Human skulls, whether bone or silver are usually worn to protect one from death. Shamans wear them to symbolize accessing of deceased spirits. The Devil's Trap: This is a circular gold or silver coin or talisman which features tiny Hebrew text that spirals more and more tightly inward towards center of circle. The idea is that "Devil's Energy" is trapped inside circle so it can't escape. This is worn or placed near doorways to protect from evil and clear one's path of obstacles. The Zen Symbol: This looks like a black teardrop shape and white teardrop shape embracing each other in a circle. It is from Far East and is also known as Ying Yang or Tai'Chi symbol. It is worn to achieve equilibrium, balance and harmony between sexes.
Sam Steven's metaphysical articles have been published in many high-standing newspapers and she has published several books. You can meet Sam Stevens at http://www.psychicrealm.com where she works as a professional psychic. You can also read more of her articles at http://www.newagenotebook.com where she is the staff writer. Currently she is studying technology's impact on the metaphysics.
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•Burn a pink candle, carved with both of your initials inside of your heart, along with planetary symbol of Venus, to draw your lover to you. •Serving your spouse rhubarb pie on a full moon will keep him faithful. •To ensure that a relationship will last, fill a glass with water. Let him or her take a sip of it and then take a sip of it yourself. Then purposefully drop it so that it breaks. Collect shards and bury it in backyard. •Carry a rose quartz as a love talisman to draw love to you. •To arouse lust in a partner, scratch his or her name into side of a red candle, anoint it lightly with olive oil and light it. •To find out how many more months a troubled relationship has left, cook some kidney beans. Place what you think is an equal amount of beans on your plate and then on his. Count beans on each plate. The difference in number of beans you have on each plate tells how many months you have left to work things out. •Wear copper jewelery, favorite metal of Venus, to encourage loving vibrations around you. •To have him or her think of nobody but you, take two separate photographs, one of you and one of him and sandwich them with faces against each other. Bind this together with pink and red ribbon and keep in a safe, secret place. •To keep a man faithful, anoint his photograph with oil that has been soaked for three days in rosemary leaves. Rosemary assures dominance of female in relationship. •To encourage a proposal serve your lover a bowl filled with seven strawberries covered with cream.
Sam Steven's metaphysical articles have been published in many high-standing newspapers and she has published several books. You can meet Sam Stevens at http://www.psychicrealm.com where she works as a professional psychic. You can also read more of her articles at http://www.newagenotebook.com where she is the staff writer. Currently she is studying technology's impact on the metaphysics.
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