Mack - one of the oldest plants cultivated by people and used for different purposes. In particular, it poppy widely used in magic rituals and for producing wards.
Our ancestors believed that the poppy is able to bring to the house of prosperity, good fortune and family well-being. Moreover, rites were performed with poppy seeds to cure infertility and other health problems.
Rituals using poppy
1. To cleanse and protect the house from evil spirits sprinkle a little in the corners of poppy seeds. The next day, assemble them with a broom and flush down the toilet or throw into the river. It is better to carry out this ritual in the waning moon. It will help to attract wealth and prosperity into the house, and the conflicts and quarrels in the family will cease.
2. To protect the child from alien negative energy, pour it in a pocket or backpack a little poppy seeds. And in order to protect yourself from someone else's negative energy and succeed, for example, on important negotiations or event, sprinkle a few grains in the right sock and be sure you will succeed and you will reach goals.
3. If you have a garden and you want to year has been fruitful, take a handful of poppy in his right hand, the occasion in a clockwise direction and ask him about the rich harvest, visualizing it. Then mentally thank Poppy and blow away with his hands. This ritual will be more energy if Mak you collect yourself.
4.To know the future, write on a paper sheet the question and sprinkle with poppy seeds. Better do it before bedtime. The answer will come during the day. Who carried out the ritual claim that the answer comes as a revelation or vision, and some of it is just a dream at night.
5. To attract money and prosperity, sprinkle a little poppy seeds in a purse, a place where to store money, as well as jewelry box. At the same time visualize how your revenues are growing, and need you to bypass party.
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