3 circles drawn with white chalk on the fireplace keep evil from entering.
Garlic suspended over the front door prevents those who dislike you
or who are jealous of you from entering.
5 pennies placed beneath the porch will bring the household love or money.
3 keys alone on a chain is said to bring health, wealth and love.
Stain glass windows serve to protect your home against evil.
Round windows, or "moon windows" do the same.
Don't turn a rug over if you accidentally put it down on the wrong
side. Everyone walking on it while it is in this condition will be blessed.
If you wish for something while a clock chimes, your wish will come true.
The type of wood your furniture is made of is important.
Properties of different wood are:
EBONY: magickal. Ideal for altars.
PINE: money and healing
CEDAR: purification, protection and longevity
MAPLE: love and money
WALNUT: health
CHERRY: love
OAK: strength, luck, protection, health
Move your furniture during the new moon, it is the time for creating
positive changes in one's life and also promotes good fortune for the
movers. Having many mirrors in the house is lucky, because the deflect evil.
There is magick in what you eat as well...yes, even in junk food!
Some examples are:
CHOCOLATE, STRAWBERRY, & VANILLA SHAKES (or frappes)
can be gulped down to bring love into your life.
HAMBURGERS & FRENCH FRIES
have a protective quality & are also effective after ritual as a method of
grounding (releasing built up energy).
ONION RINGS, as well as BAKED POTATOES, can be eaten for protection
ICED TEA can bring physical & magickal energy.
BANANA SPLITS, as well as HERSHEY KISSES can be eaten to bring love into
your life.
CHEERIOS & RICE KRISPIES can be eaten for luck with money.
UNSWEETENED APPLESAUCE may bring peace.
FROZEN FISH DINNERS, as well as 7-UP, can bring psychic awareness.
RICE CAKES & FIG NEWTONS are great for the sex drive!
Of course, none of these foods are effective alone, but with the proper
visualization of your purpose at meal or snack time, they are magickally
potent.
Sources for the above tips are two books by Scott Cunningham: The Magic
of Food, & The Magickal Household.
