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Animals representation
Aardvark ~ diligence, fearlessness, lunar energies, protection, ancient wisdom, overcoming obstacles and barriers
Adder ~ To see an adder - general bad luck. To kill an adder - general good luck. A live adder on the doorstep - a death in the household.
Albatross ~ An albatross flying around a ship in mid ocean - bad weather. To kill one brings bad luck to those who killed them. One flying round a ship in mid-ocean was an omen of wind and bad weather to come.
Alpaca ~ hardiness, gentle nature, warmth, kindness, personal aspirations, generosity, interdependence, earth energy
Ant ~ Stepping on ants brings rain. Ants signify bad weather when they are very agitated. Ants building a nest near the door to your house is a clear sign of financial security in the future.
Antelope ~ action, speed, adaptability of the mind
Armadillo ~ boundaries, space, healthy empathy, protection, safety, endurance, expansion.
Badger ~ aggressiveness, reliance, self-expression
Banshee ~ The most terrifying aspect of the banshee is her mourning call, heard mostly at night when someone is about to die.
Barn Owl ~ They reflect the ability to the heart and the mind.
Barred or Spotted Owl ~ They can appear threatening on the outside, but are actually very benign.
Bat ~ A bat means long life and happiness, a good omen. If a bat lands on your head, you should hope the Cricketsees rain coming because the bat won't get off until it hears thunder. When you see a bat, you might actually be seeing the Devil, a witch, a ghost, or Dracula. Bats have always had a connection with witches, and can have good or bad connotation, depending on the tradition. If a bat flies three times around a house, it is a death omen. When bats come out early and fly about playfully, it is a sign of good weather to come.
Bear ~ The Indians and frontiersmen of the USA always believed that the bear breeds only once every seven years and it always seems to fall on the time that the cattle would be giving birth to their young, The Native Americans believe that every part of the bear has great spiritual power.
Beaver ~ dream building, home comforts, architecture, security, family togetherness, earth resources
Bee ~ If a bee enters your home, it's a sign that you will soon have a visitor. If you kill the bee, you will have bad luck, or the visitor will be unpleasant. It is still considered unlucky in some places to kill a bee. If a bee flies into the house it is a sign of great good luck, or of the arrival of a stranger; however, the luck will only hold if the bee is allowed to either stay or to fly out of the house of its own accord. A bee landing on someone's hand is believed to foretell money to come, while if the bee settles on someone's head it means that person will rise to greatness.
Beetle ~ Walking over a person's shoe - an omen of death. Crawling out of a discarded shoe - ill omen. Devil's coach horse beetle raising it's tail - a curse. Throwing beetles into a lake produces rain. A dead beetle tied around the neck - cure for whooping cough.
Bird ~ A bird that flies into a house, foretells an important message. The white bird foretells death. A bird call from the north means tragedy; from the south is good for crops; from the west is good luck; from the east, good love.
Black Panther ~ sensuality, passion, secrecy, reclaiming personal power, predatory nature, ancient wisdom, nocturnal energy cycles
Black-Throated Honeyguide ~ hope, helpful nature, cooperation, opportunities, advantages, contradictions
Blackbird ~ Considered a bad omen. Dreaming of a blackbird may be a sign of misfortune for you in the coming weeks. It also means you lack motivation and that you are not utilising your full potential. However, the sight of two blackbirds sitting together is a symbol of peace and a good omen. Dreaming of a flying blackbird is said to bring good fortune. If you see 2 blackbirds sitting together its said to be good luck, strangely I haven't seen two as the Blackbird is very territorial bird and generally chases other birds away.
Bluebird ~ Two bluebirds guard the house of the Gods. A bluebird in the yard presages happiness in the households. Bluebirds are often connected with puberty rites of young women. The bluebird is also considered a very lucky sign, particularly when seen in the spring. If a Blue Bird nests outside your door then it's good luck. If the Blue Birds don't make another nest outside your door the following year it's bad luck.
Boar & Pig ~ One superstition to get rid of warts involves rubbing a peeled apple and giving it to a pig. Pigs can see the wind (Ireland). When they are seen hurrying about their stye or carrying a bunch of straw in their mouth then there is a storm on the way. It is unlucky to have a pig cross your path - turn your back till it is gone - and if it begins to make a rather strange whining noise then there is to be a death in the family. Once worshiped in Crete and Egypt. Crossing your path Unlucky. Running with straw in it's mouth - Storms approaching. Driving pigs indoors On Beltane morning - Good omen.
Buffalo ~ courage, reclamation, parental energies, tempestuous nature, wildness, freedom, choices
Bull ~ courage, reclamation, obtuse behaviors, tempestuous nature, creation-destruction cycle, productivity, stubbornness
Butterfly ~ Goddess new life after death, metamorphosis, embracing life, creativity, beauty
Calf ~ To stroke a calf on the back - bad luck to both the person and the animal. Twin calves - bad luck. Giving mistletoe as a gift to the first calf of the year - good luck to the herd. If the first calf born during the winter is white, the winter will be a bad one.
Camel ~ replenishment, survival, positive outlooks, respect
Canary ~ power of song and voice
Cardinal ~ recognizing your self importance.
Cat ~ Cats were exceedingly swift and surely possessed by the Devil. After serving Freya for seven years, the cats were rewarded by being turned into witches, disguised as black cats. This seems to have led to the belief in the Middle Ages that black cats were familiars of witches, and after seven years, became witches themselves. They believed if a black cat crossed your path, Satan was taking notice of you. Butter your cat's feet when you move to keep it from running away from the new house. If a cat crosses or jumps over the coffin, the dead person's spirit will return as a ghost. A black cat is lucky or unlucky, depending on where you live. In Egypt it was believed that a black cat crossing one's path brought good luck. If a black cat walks towards you, it brings good fortune, but if it walks away, it takes the good luck with it. Keep cats away from babies because they "suck the breath" of the child. A cat on board a ship is considered to bring luck. It is almost universally believed that good weather may be expected when the cat washes herself, but bad weather may be expected when she licks her coat against the grain or washes her face over her ears, or sits with her tail to the fire.
Caterpillar ~ transformation
Cenataur ~ passion, aggression, defense, sexual energy, strong at heart, soaring spirit, creativity, industrious nature, variety, complexity, fulfillment, and power
Chac & Tapir ~ balanced energy use, agility, growth, abundance, cyclical nature, diligence, fearlessness, ancient wisdom, overcoming obstacles and barriers
Chameleon ~ clairvoyance
Cheetah ~ speed, focus, quick response, balance, agility, flexibility, achievement, strong bonds
Cicada ~ communication, fertility, abundance, summer season, building cycles, rebirth, indifference, patience, self-reliance, inner wisdom, finding the path, stamina, overcoming adversity, pack behavior, wildness, primal power, transformations
Cockerel ~ White cockerel - good luck. Black cockerel - evil spirits. A cockerel standing in a doorway - a visitor. It is believed that the cockerels will all crow on final day to awaken the dead.
Cockroach ~ Add a few drops of Citronella to cotton and place in the back of cupboard. An additional drop of Peppermint or Lemongrass can be added for extra strength.
Cougar ~ leadership
Cow ~ healing, birth, fertility, motherhood, unity, nourishment, earth energy
Coyote ~ They are very adaptive to new situations and have close-knit families, especially when children are involved.
Crab ~ emotions, nurturing, protection, regenerative love, lateral advancement, ebb and flow nature.
Cricket ~ A cricket is a lucky house spirit that takes it's luck away when it leaves. A cricket can tell of oncoming rain, death, and x-lovers. It's bad luck to kill a cricket.
Cuckoo ~ First sound of a cuckoo in spring coming from the right - good luck. First sound of a cuckoo in spring coming from the left - bad luck. Hearing the first cuckoo on the 28th of April - Excellent luck. Hearing the first cuckoo on the 6th of April or after midsummer - bad luck. Your condition on hearing the first cuckoo will remain all year.
Deer ~ grace, agility, softness, innocence, freshness, tenderness, secrets, sensitivity
Dog ~ Howling dogs mean the wind god has summoned death, and the spirits of the dead will be taken. A dog eating grass rain. A howling dog at night means bad luck or somebody close to you will be very sick or worse. A dog with seven toes can see ghosts. When a dog is staring intently, at nothing, for no apparent reason, look between the dog's ears and you'll see a ghost.
Dolphin ~ breath and sound
Donkey ~ To see a dead donkey means great good fortune, and even as recently as this century it was considered a good-luck charm to leap over the carcass of a dead donkey three times.
Dove ~ peace, love, purity, divine inspiration, sexuality, feminine energies, maternity, prophecy, beauty, divine inspiration, sexuality, feminine energies, maternity
Dragon ~ magic, trickery, cunning, protection, elemental energies, transformation, change, dominance, infinity
Dragonfly ~ Finding a dead dragonfly means there will be sad tidings in the future. The wings of a blue dragonfly placed in a missal or a book of gospels is believed to bring good luck; however, it is also considered bad luck to kill such a dragonfly. Anyone who catches a dragonfly will marry in a year.
Duck ~ Laying dark brown eggs - bad omen. Flapping it's wings while swimming rain
Dust Mite ~ Mix 5 drops of Eucalyptus oil to the rinse cycle of your washing machine. Decant into a spray bottle 8 oz. methylated spirits and 40 drops Eucalyptus oil. Add 6 oz. water and lightly spray under beds.
Elephant ~ love, wisdom, intellect, preparedness, removal of obstacles, generational awareness, being, art and creativity, memory, ancient power, strength, royalty
Ewe ~ seasonal abundance, earth energy, purity, community, solutions, assistance.
Falcon ~ vision, rebirth, healing, spirituality, freedom, high-mindedness, solar and lunar energies, hunting prowess, victory, mental speed, agility and grace
Firefly ~ hope, life, attraction, light in the darkness, creativity, spiritual inspirations. the symbolic meaning of the firefly of course deals with light, illumination and the like.
Fish ~ Burning fish bones unlucky. To ensure good luck and safety, it is said that a fish should always be consumed from the head towards the tail.
Flamingo ~ heart healing
Flea ~ Suddenly leaving a body who was infested - death of the host. Flea bite on the hand - a kiss or good news. Person leaping over the midsummer bonfire - riddance of fleas. Pennyroyal oil is specific against fleas. For a spray, place 20 drops into a spray bottle and add 4 oz. water. One to two extra drops of Cedarwood, Citronella, Lemongrass or Lavender may also be added. Lightly spray your animal (without saturating and avoiding eyes) and its bedding areas.
Fly ~ persistence, self-nurturing, confronting difficult feelings, opportunities, ego Place a handful of dried cloves in a bowl and sprinkle with a few drops of Clove and Lavender, Citronella or Peppermint oil. Recharge with additional oil from time to time.
Fox ~ sharp senses, adaptability, clear observation, trickery, stealth, cunning, camouflage, walking between realms.
Fox Spirit ~ mental dexterity, sharp senses, adaptability, shape shifting, warrior spirit, clear observation, trickery, stealth, cunning, camouflage, walking between realms
Frog ~ A frog brings good luck to the house it enters.
Gnat ~ When allowed into a sick room - removal of ailments. Flying close to the ground rain. Flying high - good weather.
Goose ~ Goose eaten on Michelmas day - good luck. Brown tinted meat - mild winter. White meat - harsh winter. Geese leaving a farm - omen of a fire. A goose laying two eggs - bad omen.
Grasshopper ~ They are uncanny and leaps forward never backward.
Great Horned Owl ~ They are a fierce protector.
Griffin (Gryphon) ~ Guardian of hidden treasures and gateway to spiritual enlightenment
Grouse ~ sacred spiral, sacred dance grouse medicine is the medicine of personal power
Hellbender ~ emotional security, protection against toxic situations, fire energetics, unique being, nocturnal energy cycles, defense, sensitivity
Hen ~ A hen with tail-feathers like those of a rooster is considered to be unlucky; previously these birds would be killed on most farms. Hens which roost in the morning are said to be foretelling a death, usually that of the farmer or someone in his household. A hen which enters the house is an omen that a visitor will arrive, and this is also the case if a rooster crows near the door or comes inside.
Heron ~ Seeing a heron near the house - bad luck. Killing a heron - extremely bad luck.
Hogs ~ fertility, abundance, growth, wealth, prosperity, luck, balance, trickery, determination
Homet ~ If the hornets build their nests high in trees during the summer, it will be a bad winter. If they build their nests low in bushes, it will be an easy winter.
Horse ~ A white horse could warn of danger, and lived longer than a dark horse, so was considered a living amulet against early death. Spotted horses are magical. Grey horses and horses with four white socks are unlucky. Inhaling a horses breath - cure for whooping cough
Hummingbird ~ joy, magic, solar enegies, beauty, war and victory, dance, the solving of riddles, magic, comfortable movement
Jackal ~ endurance, loyalty, independence, survival, resourcefulness, pack behavior, path finding, family oriented, and live together in packs
Jackdaw ~ Settling on the house - an omen of death. On the roof - a new arrival. Seeing one jackdaw - bad omen.
Jaguar ~ wholeness, divinity, and rebirth
Jellyfish ~ simplicity, trust, rest, careful communications, balance, transparency, truth
King Whale ~ protection, versatility, determination, harmony, life magic, communication
Komodo Dragon ~ survival instincts and impulses
Ladybug ~ If a young girl catches a ladybug and then releases it, the direction in which it flies away will be the direction from which her future husband will come.
Lamb ~ First lamb of spring (black) - Good omen. First lambs of spring (twin white) - Excellent fortune.
Lion ~ pride, warrior spirit, victory, conservation of energy, friendship, solar energies, family, vitality
Lizard ~ dreaming
Lobster ~ concentration, moving forward, survival, territoriality, shapeshifting, hidden depths, secrets
Lynx ~ secrets, clairvoyance, solitude, reservation, vigilance, mystery, knowledge
Magpie ~ The best way to avoid bad luck when you pass a magpie is to doff your hat (England).
Manatee ~ curiosity, gentle nature, trust, emotional balance, serenity, female energy patterns
Matamats ~ patience, ancient wisdom, stability, earth energy, longevity, pacing, shapeshifting, camouflage
Mink ~ stealth, secrets, observation, playfulness, caring, sleek design, balance, nocturnal cycles, dreams
Mockingbird ~ sacred songs, helpfulness, life mission, inner talents, generosity, mimicry
Monkey ~ communication, progressiveness, expression, social interaction, hierarchy
Moth ~ Add a few drops of Cedarwood to cotton and place in wardrobes and drawers. An extra drop of Spearmint, Lavender, Citronella or Peppermint can be added for reinforcement.
Mouse ~ Add a few drops of Peppermint, Eucalyptus or Spearmint to cotton and place in the ceiling and anywhere mice might enter the house.
Nautilus ~ beauty and proportional perfection
Nightjar (whippoorwill) ~ Heard after dark - premonition of death. First call in spring - A wish made will come true.
Octopus ~ intelligent and camouflage well
Ostrich ~ They stay grounded with speed and willingness to learn and grow and are a unique being.
Owl ~ Any man who eats roasted owl will be obedient and a slave to his wife.
Oyster ~ Oysters should only be eaten in months with an R in them. Oysters have aphrodisiac properties (dating back to Roman times). Carrying an oyster shell - good luck.
Parrot ~ sharp visions, spiritual perceptions, high level of intelligence, language, vibrancy, alertness, bravery, calm demeanor, style
Peacock ~ Peacock feathers indoors - Bad luck. Hearing a peacock cry - Storms approaching.
Penguin ~ grace in emotions and actions, thoughtfulness, attention, endurance in extreme circumstances
Phoenix ~ death and rebirth, transformation and regeneration, protector of all fire, creation, solar energies, shape shifting, hope, personal renewal, sacred rites
Pigeon ~ A lone white pigeon perching on a chimney is said to be a death omen.
Porpoise ~ Harbinger of good luck. Seen swimming north - Fine weather. Seen swimming south - Bad weather.
Praying Mantis ~ They use their inner stillness to focus their healing power.
Rabbit ~ fertility and new life
Rat ~ They have a pronounced drive for success, a great ability to adapt to almost any environment, cunning and shrewd, and can defend themselves aggressively when necessary, restless and nervous and need to be careful of these traits.
Rattlesnake ~ venomous nature, venoms that become healing medicine, transformation, wisdom, respect and understanding of the life-death-rebirth cycle, and an energetic vision that stretches to eternity
Raven ~ An ill-omened bird, able to predict the future, particularly death. Welsh belief - A raven on a chimney is good luck to those within. Ravens leaving The Tower of London - The United Kingdom will fall. Flying towards the Sun - fine weather.
Red Kites ~ vision, death and rebirth, healing, spirituality, determination, and freedom, passion, adventure, sensuous nature, secret paths, ancient ways, patterns and symmetry, controlled power, magic, mystical energies, devotion
Rhinoceros ~ protection, achievement, heightened senses, earth energy, freedom, stability, grounding
Robin ~ The robin is perhaps the most loved of all wild birds and dire are the omens if you should kill one. Killing a robin - extremely bad luck. Causing a robin injury - a similar injury to the perpetrator. Entering a house or church - omen of death.
Rooster ~ When a cock crows at midnight a spirit is passing. It is a death omen if one crows three times between sunset and midnight. Crowing at other times is often a warning against misfortune. If a cock crows while perched on a gate, or at nightfall, the next day will be rainy. A white rooster is considered very lucky, and should not be killed as it protects the farm on which it lives; black cocks, however, were more ill-omened, being often associated with sacrifice.
Salamander ~ fire energetics, transformation, unique being, defense, sensitivity, nocturnal cycles
Scarab ~ life, recycling, repurposing, using that which is discarded, seeds of creation
Scorpion ~ protection, justice, transformation, mystery, magic, endurance, ferocity, passion, intensity, dignity, expression, heightened awareness, wildness, elusiveness, variety, complexity, fulfillment, power
Screech Owl ~ They are very courageous and ferocious, this Owl teaches you how to be a fierce individual with an ability to cooperate with others.
Sea Horse ~ chivalry, bravery, dominance, duty, honor, mastery, wearing an outward armor for protection (symbolic or literal), water energy patterns
Seagull ~ Three seagulls flying together, directly overhead, are a warning of death soon to come. Killing a seagull - bad luck. Seen far inland - bad weather.
Sheep ~ A shepherd counting his flock - bad luck. Sitting still on the grass fine weather. Walking about and bleating - bad weather. To meet a flock of sheep on a journey is an omen of good luck. An old Manx belief states that sheep cannot be counted accurately unless the person counting them has washed his or her eyes under running water first. Peaceful sheep, lying in the field, are said to herald fine weather, but rain is foretold if they are restless and baa for no apparent reason. The knuckle-bone from a piece of mutton was once thought to be a preventative charm against rheumatism if carried about in the pocket; similarly, a certain T-shaped bone from a sheep's head was believed to protect its carrier from bad luck and evil. The knuckle-bone from a piece of mutton was once thought to be a preventative charm against rheumatism if carried about in the pocket; similarly, a certain T-shaped bone from a sheep's head was believed to protect its carrier from bad luck and evil. A strip of sheepskin on a horse's collar was once used as a prevention against the evil eye, and a rather gruesome method of breaking a curse was to stick a sheep's heart full of pins and roast it at midnight in a room where all doors, windows and openings had been firmly closed. Parts of sheep were often used in folk cures; a sheep's lung was once applied to the feet of a pneumonia sufferer, and was thought to draw the disease downward into itself. People could be wrapped in the skin of a freshly-killed sheep in an attempt to cure an adder bite; children with whooping-cough were thought to be cured by letting a sheep breathe on them. If sheep gnash their teeth during round-up in the autumn, the winter will be hard. If sheep gnash their teeth somewhere else, it presages very bad weather.
Short-Eared Owl ~ They give you the ability to show up at the right place to take advantage of opportunity.
Silk Moth ~ metamorphosis, embracing life, creativity, beauty, rebirth
Sparrow ~ Carries the souls of the dead, it's unlucky to kill one.
Sphinx ~ perplexing nature, merciless, ravenous, treacherous, benevolent, guardianship, pride, solar enegies, vitality, illumination, power
Spider ~ When the spiders build their webs high, it's going to rain soon. A spider with syrup cures fever. Seeing a spider run down a web in the afternoon means you'll take a trip. You'll meet a new friend if you run into a web. A spider is a repellent against plague when worn around the neck in a walnut shell. They are creative and Weaver of Fate and teaches you balance between past and future, physical and spirit, male and female.
Sponge ~ simplicity, efficiency, environmental sensitivity, emotional release
Squid ~ intelligence and camouflage
Squirrel ~ precociousness, cunning, balance, preparedness, sustenance, living in the moment, bounty, change, earth energy
Starfish ~ inspiration, mental speed and agility
Starling ~ worth, daring, ability, warning, group
Stingray ~ planning and counter-planning, protection, emotional and mental balance, sensory talents, creating fundamental realities, awareness
Stork ~ Storks deliver babies. If a stork builds a nest on your roof, you have received a blessing and a promise of never ending love from Venus. Aristotle made killing a stork a crime, and Romans passed a stork law, saying that children must care for their elderly parents. Killing a stork - bad luck. Builing a nest on the roof - good omen. Seeing two storks - omen of pregnancy.
Thai Water Dragon ~ environmental sensitivity, keen senses and awareness, escaping dangers, productive dream states, transformation, water and earth energies
Tiger ~ darkness
Toad ~ Crossing the path of a bride on the way to the church - prosperous and happy union. Seeing a toad - end of drought or good fortune. Thought to be the familiars of witches. Killing a toad rainstorms. Carrying a dried toad - protection against plague. Handling toads - causes warts.
Turtle ~ Killing a tortoise - bad luck. Wearing a tortoiseshell bracelet - protection against evil.
Vampire Bat ~ transcending failures, limitless future, possibilities, strength, speed, agility, stealth, cunning, intellectual prowess, earth energy, striving, rebirth
Violet Sea Snail ~ direction, adaptation, purpose, unique being, emotional buoyancy, trust
Vulture ~ death and rebirth, the mother symbol, and represents purification.
Wasp ~ Killing the first wasp of the season - good luck.
Weasle ~ The following folklore tale about the weasel originated from south-west Ulster. Some people say the weasel is enchanted. Some say it is very unlucky to destroy a weasel. Here is a story I heard which was told to me as true. There were two or three men mowing a meadow for a man. It would be about three miles away from here and it was away back in the time of the scythe mowing. These men came It is bad luck if one crosses your path and appears near your home making its distinctive squeaking sound.
Werewolf ~ wildness, primal power, true nature, rawness, intensity, breaking through the confines of social structure and approved image
Western Diamondback Rattlesnake ~ warning, inevitable change, healing through dis-ease and illness, shedding of burdens, new skin
Wolf ~ A horse that stepped in a wolf print would be crippled. The gaze of a wolf was once thought to cause blindness. The breath of the wolf could cook meat. It was believed that Wolves sharpened their teeth before hunting. Dead wolves were buried at a village entrance to keep out other wolves (some farmers continue to shoot predators and hang them on fence posts to repel other predators.)
Wren ~ It is now very unlucky for a sailor to kill one.
Zebra ~ agility and individuality, blending into a crowd without losing your individuality
What You Really Are
Spell to Find a Lost Cat
Spell To Find a Missing Cat 2
The Cat Spell Oracle
The Mirror, the Cat, and the Moon Love Spell
Spell To Become Closer To Your Cat
Cat Magick
The "Familiar" Cat
Spell To Find a Missing Cat 3
Protective Blessing for Dogs
Mountain and Forest Dragons
Pest Repellants
Anti-Insect Air Spritzer
To Bless A Pet
Animal Healing Prayer
Pet Blessing
Protective Blessing for Cats
Protective Blessing for Dogs
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What You Really Are
On a piece of paper, write the following verse:
Write:
Guardians of the dream world,
I call you to my side.
Show me my spirit animal,
My protector and my guide.
Show me the power, the beauty, and the grace
In the radiant eyes of my guardian's face.
Center or ground the spell in whatever manner suits you best.
Then fold it up and place it under your pillow before you go to sleep.
You should dream of an animal, one with which you are probably familiar.
That is your spirit animal, the one animal you will always be close to,
will always be dear to you, and you will always be able to become with the least effort.
Spell to Find a Lost Cat
You Will Need:
assistance of a tree, rock outdoor entity
cat's favorite toy
cat food
Procedure:
For this spell to find a lost cat or other small pet, youll need the assistance of a tree, rock,
or other outdoor entity, preferably one in your yard or very near your home.
Take one of your cats favorite toys and some cat food to the tree.
Tell the tree about your pet and that you are concerned because of how long he or she has been missing.
Ask the tree if it will help you by providing a beacon for your cat to follow to get home.
Leave the cat food near the tree.
If a small rock gets your attention, bring it and the cat toy into the house.
Keep them near the door.
Every time you pass the toy, thank the tree for its help in providing a beacon for your pet.
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Spell To Find a Missing Cat 2
Cats, unlike dogs, sometimes go on walkabout. They just wander off to do cat things. This is only a problem for those who worry about them.
To get them to come back in a hurry, try this spell.
You Will Need:
their food bowl and food
green candle
Procedure:
Place some food in their bowl.
Light a green candle and place it beside the bowl.
Say:
My little (name of cat) and gone astray
I wish for his/her return today
Keep him/her safe from harm
But return her/him now back into my arms!
Let the candle burn down until your cat returns, then snuff it out.
The Cat Spell Oracle
You Will Need:
If you would divine the future, it is lucky to call upon your cat as an oracle.
Frame the question clearly in your mind, then write it down three times.
Whisper puss' magickal name to yourself three times three, and speak the question three times aloud.
Now, making sure that the door is ajar, call to your cat.
Carefully observe which forepaw appears first through the door as she walks into the room.
If it is the left paw, a denial is your answer.
If it is the right paw, 'yes' is your answer.
Having divined this way, ponder the oracle's response.
The key to its message, and what will transpire for the best, is within your own heart.
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The Mirror, the Cat, and the Moon Love Spell
You Will Need:
1 mirror
1 mans silk handkerchief
candle
matches or lighter
Procedure:
On May Eve, coax your cat to go with you to a pond or a rushing stream, and take with you a mirror, a man's silk handkerchief, and a white candle with some tinder to light it.
When you reach the water's edge, light the candle, hold it up to the Moon, and intone this rune.
Say:
Lovely Freya, Queen of the Moon
Bring my true love to me by the month of June.
As the Moon rises, call puss and let her study her wide-eyed face in the mirror for a little while.
Then turn your back to the water and hold the mirror aloft so that it reflects the Moon, and also her reflection on the water.
Place the silk handkerchief over your face and count the number of Moons which appear in the mirror.
If there are but two, a twelvemonth must pass before you are wed, but if there are more, their number represents the months which must pass before you are wed.
If your cat is strong in magick, your true love's face will appear in the mirror, as still as the reflection of the Moon, just for an instant.
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Spell To Become Closer To Your Cat
You Will Need:
1 sachet
You will need brown candles and the following herbs:
Catnip-helps create a bond between you and your cat
Vervain-for Peace and Protection
Gardenia-for Spirituality
Saffron-for Strength
Love Seed-for Friendship
Passion Flower-for Friendship
Procedure:
Consecrate each herb before starting.
Take 1/2 of the empowered herbs and wrap in a small square of brown cloth and tie it off with a brown cord or string.
Take the other half and make a smaller sachet for your pet.
Wear yours four days meditating with your pet at least once a day.
You can tie the pets sachet on while meditating.
After those four days take all the herbs and burn as an incense while sharing a meal with your pet.
Cat Magick
Here's a nice little invocation to bring some "cat magick" into your life, you can use it to speak to your own cat, or you can invoke the energy through the use of pictures, or whatever else has meaning for you personally.
Say:
Littlest lion, panther in miniature,
Help me in a my magical endeavors,
Teach me to see my path through dark places,
Help me to sift the necessary from the unnecessary
And to relax and enjoy life.
Strengthened my magic and carry it to its destination.
The "Familiar" Cat
What does it mean to have a cat as a "familiar" or animal helper?
Mystery, Magick and Independence!
A cat totem encourages agility in both body and mind.
You will be challenged with new ideas and places.
The cat gives you clearer perception.
This spirit helper is resourceful, strong and fearless.
It will give you courage and confidence.
Examine the colors, character and behaviors of your Cat.
Everything about it will reflect in your own life.
When a Cat becomes predominant in your life, magick and mystery come alive.
Associated with the Norse Goddess of Fertility Freyja and the Hindu Goddess of Childbirth,
Shasthi and of course, the Egyptian Goddess Bastet who takes the form of a cat.
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Spell To Find a Missing Cat 3
You Will Need:
Photo of your pet or an effigy that symbolizes it
4 white candles
A pinch of vervain
A pinch of myrrh
A pinch of sage
Procedure:
Put the photo of your pet (or its effigy) in a prominent place.
Set the four white candles at the four corners of the picture.
Sprinkle the herbs around the picture or effigy.
As you light the candles, hold your pet's image in your mind.
Imagine a sphere of pure white light surrounding your pet, protecting it from harm.
Visualize your pet coming home safely, in good health.
See your pet trotting across your yard or sitting on your doorstep.
Feel the joy you'll experience when this happens.
Put your emotion into the visualization
Say:
(Pet's name) comes home to me,
Together we shall happy be.
Healthy and safe,
no longer a waif.
(Pet's name) comes home to me,
Thank you and so mote it be.
Let the candles burn down in a safe place. Keep your pet's photo or effigy displayed until your animal returns home.
Then bury it in the backyard, so that your pet will always remain close to home.
Protective Blessing for Dogs
Say:
Diana, Goddess of the Wild,
Keeper of dogs both fierce and mild,
Hold (name of pet) safely in Your arms
And protect this creature from all harm.
And should the day come that he/she roams
Guide him/her to the path back home.
Bless (name of pet) with a joyful life
Free of hardship, stress, and strife.
Mountain and Forest Dragons
These are of the element of Earth. They generally have the look of Western dragons, with the heavier body, four legs, huge wings, long neck and tail. Mountain dragons are much heavier looking in the body than those of the forest. These dragons help to build long lasting foundations in life, long range goals, stability, physical and mental endurance, responsibility, and often times the strength to stand up under existing responsibilities, enduring prosperity and success that come through personal effort and planning.
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Pest Repellants
Mouse Repellant: Stuff all cracks around gas and water pipes with steel wool to keep mice out.
Ant Repellant: red chili powder, cream of tartar powder, salt or sage near ant infestations.
Roach Repellant: Place bay leaves in cracks around room.
Insecticide:Mix dish washing liquid and water, spray infected area.
Moth Ball Alternative: Place cedar chips or blocks in desired area.
Anti-Insect Air Spritzer
You Will Need:
2 cups vodka
1 tablespoon citronella essential oil
1 tablespoon eucalyptus essential oil
1 teaspoon geranium essential oil
1 teaspoon rosemary essential oil
1 teaspoon orange essential oil
1 teaspoon lemon essential oil
Procedure:
Mix all ingredients and shake well. Mist into air to keep bugs away.
Body Bug Repellant
You Will Need:
2 tablespoons citronella essential oil
2 tablespoons rosemary essential oil
2 tablespoons geranium essential oil
2 tablespoons eucalyptus essential oil
½ cup olive oil
Procedure:
Mix all oils together. Dab on clothing and skin. Avoid eyes and mouth.
To Bless A Pet
Artemis, Guardian of creatures wild,
Hear this request from Your loving child,
I ask You now to come and bless,
This animal with happiness.
She's more than just a pet to me--
A beloved member of my family.
Grant her a long and healthy life,
Free from hunger, pain, and strife,
Fill her days with love and light,
Gentle hugs and blessings bright,
May I treat her with respect and care,
And be thankful for the bond we share,
Protect her from danger and those who harm,
Keep her comfortable, safe, and warm,
And grant that we might always be,
Content with each other's company.
Artemis, Maiden, both fierce and free,
Grant these things I ask of Thee!
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Animal Healing Prayer
In the name of Raven,
In the name of Wolf,
In the name of Whale,
In the name of Snake,
Who have taught us.
Who have guided us.
Who have sustained us.
Who have healed us.
Pet Blessing
Do each pet separately.
Light a white candle and then, holding your pet (or its picture). Kneel before the altar.
Say:
O Great Horned God, father of the woodlands,
and loving lord of all creatures that walk crawl, swim and fly.
A threefold blessing I humbly ask of thee on this special day:
May (pet's name) life be a long, happy and healthy one.
May (s)he always receive your divine protection.
And when our incarnations in this world cease to be,
may we forever be reunited in the great
Wiccan otherworld known as the Summerland.
Blessed be!
Chant name of pet and Blessed Be three times.
Pet Blessing
Fur and feather and scale and skin:
Different without, but the same within,
Strange of body, but one of soul,
Through all creatures are the Gods made whole.
Protective Blessing for Cats
Bast of beauty and of grace,
Protectress of the feline race,
Shield (name) from all hurt and harm
And keep him/her always safe and warm.
Watch over (name) from day to day
And guide him/her home, if (s)/he should stray.
And grant him/her much happiness
And a good life free of strife and stress.
Protective Blessing for Dogs
Say:
Diana, Goddess of the Wild,
Keeper of dogs both fierce and mild,
Hold (name of pet) safely in Your arms
And protect this creature from all harm.
And should the day come that he/she roams
Guide him/her to the path back home.
Bless (name of pet) with a joyful life
Free of hardship, stress, and strife.
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