Pagans and feng shui - 02/28/15 08:26 PM
How does the pagan rites and spells relate to feng shui?
Re: Pagans and feng shui - 03/06/15 03:44 AM
Many Pagans use Feng Shui in rituals and spells, to quote from
an article on Amulets and Talismans;
"A few Pagans take this idea further turning their whole house, or even entire lifestyle into a talisman to attract good fortune. Sometimes this is done in a formal manner as in Feng Shui, or Vastu its Indian counterpart, but also in unique personal ways with meaning only to the magick user."
an article on Amulets and Talismans;
"A few Pagans take this idea further turning their whole house, or even entire lifestyle into a talisman to attract good fortune. Sometimes this is done in a formal manner as in Feng Shui, or Vastu its Indian counterpart, but also in unique personal ways with meaning only to the magick user."
Re: Pagans and feng shui - 03/06/15 03:51 AM
My Wife and I use it a lot in our personal practice as oulined here in an exerpt from my 'Wizard's Way to Wealth' book:
"For example Rico DaFrog, one of our main wealth talismans, is a brass frog who lives by our front door and attracts wealth. He stands about six inches tall and is a moneybox where you put the coins in his mouth. On the enchantment side he has been blessed in a ritual that was a combination of Feng Shui and High Ritual Magick, is ritually cleansed every new moon (Folk Magick), and is thanked every time some money from an unexpected source comes in – or we have a particularly good day – which encourages the growth of a thought form focused on bringing us wealth as part of Rico.
On the practical/psychological front “Rico†means “Rich†in Spanish, this is emphasized by his lovely golden colour and by the three Chinese coins tied with red ribbon held in his mouth. In addition to the symbolic money we ‘feed’ him any excessive loose change that would otherwise be an inconvenience, wearing holes in our clothes or making our purses too bulky. It’s surprising how fast this mounts up, becoming a useful level of money to add to our savings and investments.
Rico’s prominent presence also reminds us that we do have money coming in nearly every day and keeps us focused on the positive. Polishing him regularly also keeps us on top of the space cleansing that is so vital to keeping our major talisman – our home – in good order"
Hope that helps
"For example Rico DaFrog, one of our main wealth talismans, is a brass frog who lives by our front door and attracts wealth. He stands about six inches tall and is a moneybox where you put the coins in his mouth. On the enchantment side he has been blessed in a ritual that was a combination of Feng Shui and High Ritual Magick, is ritually cleansed every new moon (Folk Magick), and is thanked every time some money from an unexpected source comes in – or we have a particularly good day – which encourages the growth of a thought form focused on bringing us wealth as part of Rico.
On the practical/psychological front “Rico†means “Rich†in Spanish, this is emphasized by his lovely golden colour and by the three Chinese coins tied with red ribbon held in his mouth. In addition to the symbolic money we ‘feed’ him any excessive loose change that would otherwise be an inconvenience, wearing holes in our clothes or making our purses too bulky. It’s surprising how fast this mounts up, becoming a useful level of money to add to our savings and investments.
Rico’s prominent presence also reminds us that we do have money coming in nearly every day and keeps us focused on the positive. Polishing him regularly also keeps us on top of the space cleansing that is so vital to keeping our major talisman – our home – in good order"
Hope that helps