Luck A Hagstone:
This
is a stone with a hole in the center, a hole made naturally and not by people. It is good as an amulet to ward off evil; if
you accidentally find a hagstone, it signifies that luck is on your side. Alternatively it can serve as a Wishing Stone.
Wishing
Stone Spell
Wash the stone in running water to cleanse it. Write you wish, with chalk or pen, on the stone. What you wish for is now "written
in stone". Make sure your request is precise (not general or vague) and leaves no room for loopholes.
When the sun is setting, face the west and embed the stone in soil. Beside it place a piece of blue cord, blue cotton or blue
ribbon with a knot to represent your wish. Fill the hole in the stone with allspice. Sprinkle the spell with water and speak
your wish while you cover it with soil. The winds of change will
bring your wish to you. Do not doubt or think about your wish after you have buried your stone. Other signs: ~ To find a key is VERY lucky. It means the opening of the door to love, marriage, work, or even a specific
object like a new car. ~ To find a horseshoe is pretty lucky; to find a horseshoe with nails is evn better. Each nail represents
a year of luck. ~ A needle accidentally dropped and found poking upwards means you'll have a visitor before the end of
the day. Pick up the needle and keep it, because: Find
a pin, pick it up, And all day long you'll have good luck.
Ways of getting rid of bad luck: 1~ Take a walk and pick up seven small dried twigs, one for each day of the week. Traditionally,
the twigs should be: Monday: Ash Tuesday: Beeech Wednesday: Elm Thursday: Oak Friday: Horse Chestnut Saturday:
Yew Sunday: Elder Take them home and snap them into little pieces. Then throw them into the fireplace or a bonefire
to burn, and say: Ill luck is broken, As these
words are spoken.
2~ Take three small jars and nine garlic cloves and lots of thorns
from a white rose bush. Stick thorns into each clove and put three cloves in each jar. Bury each jar within the sight of a
church porch while saying the Lord's Prayer.
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