Any auspicious items..
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Ha ha MeOwSuSan, are you hinting us? he he, is it an lucky charm oilOriginally posted by OCEANOS:[b]Merry Meet Marzguy Di Di,
Make a guess? Hahaha Correct Answer will get a prize from me.
Blessed Be,
Oceanos [/b][/quote]
just have a feeling that it may be small.
[quote]Originally posted by MeOwSuSan:
OCEANOS Money oil work great ....
more to come ....
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Merry Meet Marzguy Di Di,Originally posted by marzguy: just have a feeling that it may be small.
Yeah small. Another hint : Its as Famous as Four Leaf CLover, very well-known Lucky Charm since Ancient times.
Blessed Be,
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Originally posted by OCEANOS:
He he rabbit feet?
[b]Merry Meet Marzguy Di Di,
Yeah small. Another hint : Its as Famous as Four Leaf CLover, very well-known Lucky Charm since Ancient times.
Blessed Be,
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Merry Meet Marzguy Di Di,Originally posted by marzguy:He he rabbit feet?
Hahaha care to elaborate more about it?
Blessed Be,
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Among the mysteries of magical lore, budding adepts learn that a rabbit's foot is the foot of a rabbit. In American folklore, a rabbit's foot is carried as an amulet believed to bring good luck.
The belief originates in the system of African-American folk magic known as hoodoo. A number of strictures attached to the charm that are now observed mostly in the breach:
First, not any old foot from a rabbit will do: it is the left hind foot of a rabbit that is useful as a charm.
Second, not any left hind foot of a rabbit will do; the rabbit must have been shot or otherwise captured in a cemetery.
Third, at least according to some sources, not any left hind foot of a rabbit shot in a cemetery will do: the phase of the moon is also important. Some authorities say that the rabbit must be taken in the full moon, while others hold instead that the rabbit must be taken in the new moon. Some sources say instead that the rabbit must be taken on a Friday, or a rainy Friday, or Friday the thirteenth. Some sources say that the rabbit should be shot with a silver bullet, while others say that the foot must be cut off while the rabbit is still alive. Experiments to determine which is correct have so far been inconclusive.
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Merry Meet Marzguy Di Di,Originally posted by marzguy:Among the mysteries of magical lore, budding adepts learn that a rabbit's foot is the foot of a rabbit. In American folklore, a rabbit's foot is carried as an amulet believed to bring good luck.
The belief originates in the system of African-American folk magic known as hoodoo. A number of strictures attached to the charm that are now observed mostly in the breach:
First, not any old foot from a rabbit will do: it is the left hind foot of a rabbit that is useful as a charm.
Second, not any left hind foot of a rabbit will do; the rabbit must have been shot or otherwise captured in a cemetery.
Third, at least according to some sources, not any left hind foot of a rabbit shot in a cemetery will do: the phase of the moon is also important. Some authorities say that the rabbit must be taken in the full moon, while others hold instead that the rabbit must be taken in the new moon. Some sources say instead that the rabbit must be taken on a Friday, or a rainy Friday, or Friday the thirteenth. Some sources say that the rabbit should be shot with a silver bullet, while others say that the foot must be cut off while the rabbit is still alive. Experiments to determine which is correct have so far been inconclusive.
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.
Thanks for sharing these info. Hahaha Hoodoo, Voodoo, Pow Wow & Folk Magick... A Lucky charm & amulet indeed...
Blessed Be,
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Rabbits foots are popular in AMerica long ago,is the trend finally coming to Singapore?Originally posted by marzguy:Among the mysteries of magical lore, budding adepts learn that a rabbit's foot is the foot of a rabbit. In American folklore, a rabbit's foot is carried as an amulet believed to bring good luck.
The belief originates in the system of African-American folk magic known as hoodoo. A number of strictures attached to the charm that are now observed mostly in the breach:
First, not any old foot from a rabbit will do: it is the left hind foot of a rabbit that is useful as a charm.
Second, not any left hind foot of a rabbit will do; the rabbit must have been shot or otherwise captured in a cemetery.
Third, at least according to some sources, not any left hind foot of a rabbit shot in a cemetery will do: the phase of the moon is also important. Some authorities say that the rabbit must be taken in the full moon, while others hold instead that the rabbit must be taken in the new moon. Some sources say instead that the rabbit must be taken on a Friday, or a rainy Friday, or Friday the thirteenth. Some sources say that the rabbit should be shot with a silver bullet, while others say that the foot must be cut off while the rabbit is still alive. Experiments to determine which is correct have so far been inconclusive.
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Wow Sounds like its time for Rabbit huntingOriginally posted by harryryan:Rabbits foots are popular in AMerica long ago,is the trend finally coming to Singapore? -
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THE RABBIT FOOT
The belief that a rabbit's foot is lucky seems to have become a commonplace of American popular culture, but at one time in the past this belief was considered a Southern superstition, specifically one of strictly African-American origin. And from what i have read in older books on folklore, in earlier decades, it was only the left hind foot of the rabbit that was considered lucky and the bearer had to rub it to activate the luck. In addition, some people back then believed that the rabbitÕs foot was a source of protective magic in addition to bringing good fortune.
Images of the lucky rabbit foot were most common in the era before World War Two. The foot charm depicted on a "Good Luck" postcard of the 1910s (tied with a red ribbon, much as raccoon penis bone charms are tied), and on several North American Good Luck Coins of the 1930s.
As for the foot itself, a circa-1940 mail order catalogue from the Standard O and B Supply Company, a Chicago-based distributor of African-American hoodoo material, offered undyed rabbit foot charms "made with a metal band and a link to attach on chain." The Johnson-Smith Novelty Company offered identical charms in its 1941 catalogue.
The advertisement shown here goes these one better and promises a free vial of Van Van oil with each rabbit's foot; the formula is a Louisiana hoodoo favourite that "clears away that evil mess" and increases the strength of any good luck charm to which it is applied. Since none of the older catalogues or ads mention any colour when describing rabbit's foot charms, it can be assumed that the items were undyed and came only in natural tan or white.
Symbolic representations of the rabbit foot have become rare now, possibly due to the contemporary interest in "animal rights." But while Johnson-Smith no longer offers rabbit foot key chain charms for sale, traditional rabbit foot charms, both dyed and undyed, are still manufactured and remain part of the hoodoo stock in trade. Contemporary conjure bags in my collection that contain rabbit foot charms include a "Fast Luck" bag and a "Wishing Bag." The rabbit feet in these bags are natural in colour and not dyed.
Why is the rabbit foot lucky? Rabbits are swift and they reproduce prolifically, but the luck of the rabbit foot is monetary and sexual; as far as i know, it is not related to swiftness or fertility. There is considerable evidence that the lucky rabbit foot is a remnant of an African clan totem, an importation related somehow to Br'er Rabbit, the famous protagonist of an African trickster-god myth-cycle.
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Merry Meet Harryryan,Originally posted by harryryan:Rabbits foots are popular in AMerica long ago,is the trend finally coming to Singapore?
Its not a trend but one of the few Famous Lucky Charm that has great effacies in bringing its owner Fast Luck, Monetary gains, Protection & Attraction. Authentic Rabbit's foot are sought after by many as they are not easily obtain.
Blessed Be,
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Merry Meet Marzguy Di Di,Originally posted by marzguy:Wow Sounds like its time for Rabbit hunting
Why is there a need to hunt?
Blessed Be,
Oceanos -
Originally posted by OCEANOS:
[b]Merry Meet Marzguy Di Di,
Why is there a need to hunt?
Blessed Be,
Oceanos[/b] He he, to get rabbit feet -
Merry Meet Marzguy Di Di,Originally posted by marzguy: He he, to get rabbit feet
You think its so easy. Even you want to hunt must have the subject "Rabbit" around too with certain conditions fulfilled. Why the hassle? You only got to ask for it.
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Originally posted by OCEANOS:
Ha ha.... who in Singapore will go hunt rabbits for the rabbit foot? Singaporeans just needs to flash the greens and the rabbit foot will be theirs
[b]Merry Meet Marzguy Di Di,
You think its so easy. Even you want to hunt must have the subject "Rabbit" around too with certain conditions fulfilled. Why the hassle? You only got to ask for it.
Blessed Be,
Oceanos[/b]
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Merry Meet Waliao,Originally posted by waliao:Ha ha.... who in Singapore will go hunt rabbits for the rabbit foot? Singaporeans just needs to flash the greens and the rabbit foot will be theirs
Singapore its not Greens... Perhaps Rabbit Foot will be your cash cow in future!
Blessed Be,
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Hi cutie,
Rabbit Foot, i am interested. Are they authentic as in natural? Are they treated & blessed by mambo?
I used to have one which i bought 5 years ago in US in a witchy store that carry quite neat stuffs but i gave it to my good friend who need quite abit of luck. It cost me around US$150. Do you know it can do more than just bring luck but great for attraction too? hehehe
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i want one but i got alot of barang liao...will it be able to coexist with all the stuff i have?
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Merry Meet Sweetie,Originally posted by Living_in_fairyland:Hi cutie,
Rabbit Foot, i am interested. Are they authentic as in natural? Are they treated & blessed by mambo?
I used to have one which i bought 5 years ago in US in a witchy store that carry quite neat stuffs but i gave it to my good friend who need quite abit of luck. It cost me around US$150. Do you know it can do more than just bring luck but great for attraction too? heheheLiving_in_fairyland
Yes, they are authentic au naturale! They are already treated & blessed by Mambo High Priestess. The cost for authentic ones are around that range from US$100 - $300 or more, some are adorned with gemstones setted in gold. Just a simple one will cost around the price you got it for as authentic ones are not easily obtained. Yes, they are also good for attraction following the intent of the owner, protection wise is not that bad too. Well if you are interested, let me know early as i do not have many of them. Thanks for your interest! hope to hear from you soon.
Blessed Be,
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Merry Meet Harryryan,Originally posted by harryryan:i want one but i got alot of barang liao...will it be able to coexist with all the stuff i have?
Sure, why not! Well it depends on if you got a need for it. Have some thought about it, if you feel you really need it then get it, if not give this chance to others in need, I do not have many with me anyway. Thanks for your interest, hope to hear from you soon.
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Are colourful rabbit foots dyed artificially?
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Saw the one OCEANOS Bro have, very natural & beautiful. The energy is also very gd. I like the color of the RF, very nice
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Merry Meet Waliao,Originally posted by waliao:Are colourful rabbit foots dyed artificially?
Most are fake mainly made of Faux fur some are made of real rabbit fur dyed in many colurs but they are not rabbit foot just scrap bits of furs stitched together in a ball like shape stuffed with cotton or fibre, no bones or toe nails because they are not even rabbit foot to start with. Definitely without any Magickal or Esoteric properties of Authentic Rabbit foot. Genuine old Authentic ones are seldom dyed in colours.
Blessed Be,
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Originally posted by marzguy:
The one Oceanos has is the one that never dyed artificially b4.... looks very nice and natural.Still have e claws of the rabbit there..... very nice
[b]Saw the one OCEANOS Bro have, very natural & beautiful. The energy is also very gd. I like the color of the RF, very nice [/b]
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Merry Meet To All,
Just to add on to the previous, at times Authentic ones can be dyed to certain colours if its required for a specific Ritual or Spell working. For Prosperity Spellworkings some practices uses Rabbit Foot that are dyed green.
Blessed Be,
Oceanos