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So... What should we talk about now?
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Ack, I'm off to bed, but random question to be answered whenever you feel like it.... :
What is your spirit animal? |
So....after a long period of internet problems, I seem to be back...can't assure the internet won't die again though >.>
Not that it matters cause I don't think anyone is even here right now... So what have I missed? |
Well... I have no idea what you've missed *Reads siggy* Wait... I think I knew someone named goat before I vanished...
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Spirit animal huh? No one's quite sure with me, but there are two candidates.
The first is a lion/ess (not quite sure which) but that's mainly taken from my personality more than anything. It also feels right. Second is a black fox, with three tails; this one feels right too, and i give such an accurate description because during a troubling time at secondary school (high school) i saw it a lot in my dreams. You can have more than one, though, or so i've heard, so maybe for me both are true. Who knows. |
Hiiiii Morti. Hi all. :D
Mine's a black cat. ^_^ |
Hematite Healing Spell
Hold a Hematite stone, feel it's vibrations and channel healing energy into the stone. Chant: "Stone of Hematite Stone so black Give me the healing energy That I lack Stone of Hematite Heal me now With the speed of light!" __________________________________________________ ________________________ Known to be cultivated both for culinary and medical purposes as far back as Ancient Egypt and the Ancient Greeks, Chicory Root granules (Cichorium intybus) remain popular throughout Europe and American today. This is in part due to the popularity of its caffeine-like effects despite being naturally decaffeinated, which results in it sometimes being used as a substitute to coffee. Indeed, when it is ground up and roasted it is sometimes impossible to distinguish from coffee grounds. Its popularity as such has perhaps not quite caught on though, due to its notably sour taste. When brewed as a tea or tonic, Chicory Root is sometimes used to ease digestive disorders and is known to be of use in treating gallstone problems. It is also popular among farmers who will sometimes use it as a forage supplement. This is due to the fact that it in addition to its ability to ease digestive matters, it is also known to be toxic to internal parasites. Chicory is linked to the Element of Air, and it's Planet is the Sun. Magickal Correspondences: Strength, Divination, Invisibility, Good Luck, Curse Breaking, Removing Obstacles. __________________________________________________ ________________________ Petalite: Colours: Clear, White, Pink, Gray Crystal System: Monoclinic Rarity: Rare Source: Brazil, Madagascar Elements: Air Mineralogy: Lithium aluminium tectosilicate mineral. Spiritual Uses: It can be used to release negative karms and clear the aura. Aids in spiritual purification. Emotional Uses: Enhances meditation and attunement, heals emotional trauma. Physical Uses: Haemonizes the endocrine system, useful in the treatment of AIDS and Cancer. Folklore: Sometimes known as the 'Angel Stone'as it enhances angelic communication. Magical Properties: Neutralises manipulation, opens cosmic conciousness. Vision quests and spirit contact, links to high spiritual vibrations. Personal Power, Love. __________________________________________________ ________________________ I decided i'd gone long enough without putting any info up, so i raided the last email-newsletter :D (From the Pagan Magic Newsletter) |
Nice new info Raven ^_^
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I've never heard of Petalite before, you??? Moldavite yes, i even own some of that tektite, but not petalite.
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It rings a bell but as I don't own any Im not sure.
By the way this is an amazing company. Don't know why I haven't mentioned them before. Give them a look. http://www.raven.karoo.net/ |
Good evening guys. How are you doing?
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Our spirit animals? Yay! A subject that I actually know something straight off! My spirit animals are a silver and black fox, and a red furred wolf.
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I'm good sushi, you?
Cool ^_^ Jenjen's is a wolf but it has markings like a german shepherd. |
That's kind of cool and a little confusing at once. So is it like the spiritual ancestor of the German Shepard?
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Pretty much. We call her Gisel. (pronounced Ji-Zel) She's a lively little pup but has very little control. Especially over her temper.
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Do your spirit animal and Jen's get along?
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