Any auspicious items..
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Originally posted by OCEANOS:
Okie dokie..... Prosperity.... i need that.
[b]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[/b]
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Merry Meet Waliao,Originally posted by waliao:Okie dokie..... Prosperity.... i need that.
Prosperity, everyone need! Just Authentic Rabbit Foot can help you in that, need not be green anyway, just carry it in a Green flannel bag!
Blessed Be,
Oceanos -
Originally posted by OCEANOS:
Hmmm....okie...u have both rite?can buy from u
[b]Merry Meet Waliao,
Prosperity, everyone need! Just Authentic Rabbit Foot can help you in that, need not be green anyway, just carry it in a Green flannel bag!
Blessed Be,
Oceanos[/b]
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Originally posted by OCEANOS:
Wow, thanks for the Info OCEANOS bro. I prefer natural rather than dyed.
[b]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[/b]
Anyway, dont think i need one. Remember watching the jacky chan animation, the uncle gave him a life rabbit, saying that the effect is better when it is still on the rabbit -
Originally posted by marzguy:
[b]Wow, thanks for the Info OCEANOS bro. I prefer natural rather than dyed. Anyway, dont think i need one. Remember watching the jacky chan animation, the uncle gave him a life rabbit, saying that the effect is better when it is still on the rabbit [/b] -
should i get a rabbit footie or boost up my mojo...hmmm.....
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Originally posted by marzguy:
Merry Meet Marzguy di di,
[b]Wow, thanks for the Info OCEANOS bro. I prefer natural rather than dyed. Anyway, dont think i need one. Remember watching the jacky chan animation, the uncle gave him a life rabbit, saying that the effect is better when it is still on the rabbit [/b]
Then i buy you a rabbit for your birthday pressie? Maybe a Dwarf bunny not Angora! You like or not? hahaha
Blessed Be,
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Merry Meet Harryryan,Originally posted by harryryan:should i get a rabbit footie or boost up my mojo...hmmm.....
Well that is not a bad idea if you want. Definitely will give it a tangible boost. You let me know ya...
Blessed Be,
Oceanos -
Originally posted by OCEANOS:
Wow, Thanks OCEANOS bro, but my mum don't like to have pets at home. and serving NS next year, cannot take care for very long term too
[b]Merry Meet Marzguy di di,
Then i buy you a rabbit for your birthday pressie? Maybe a Dwarf bunny not Angora! You like or not? hahaha
Blessed Be,
Oceanos[/b] -
Originally posted by marzguy:
Merry Meet Marzguy Di Di,
[b]Wow, Thanks OCEANOS bro, but my mum don't like to have pets at home. and serving NS next year, cannot take care for very long term too [/b]
I see... Hahaha better have peace at home. Let me know what pressie you like! Anything within my means is fine with me.
Blessed Be,
Oceanos -
Originally posted by OCEANOS:
[b]Merry Meet Marzguy Di Di,
I see... Hahaha better have peace at home. Let me know what pressie you like! Anything within my means is fine with me.
Blessed Be,
Oceanos[/b]
He he anything u think suits me will be fine with me I am someone who go for the thoughts rather than the value of the gift 
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Originally posted by marzguy:
Merry Meet Marzguy di di,
[b]
He he anything u think suits me will be fine with me I am someone who go for the thoughts rather than the value of the gift [/b]
Okie dokie! Hehehe Let me see what is suitable for you then.
Blessed Be,
Oceanos -
Originally posted by OCEANOS:
Merry thanks OCEANOS bro.
[b]Merry Meet Marzguy di di,
Okie dokie! Hehehe Let me see what is suitable for you then.
Blessed Be,
Oceanos[/b] -
Originally posted by OCEANOS:
Hi Cutie,
[b]Merry Meet Sweetie,
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,
Oceanos[/b]
I love the rabbit footsie i got from you, very authentic wild & strong energy. Hope me be lucky everyday. thanks & huggy.
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Merry Meet Sweetie,Originally posted by Living_in_fairyland:Hi Cutie,
I love the rabbit footsie i got from you, very authentic wild & strong energy. Hope me be lucky everyday. thanks & huggy.Living_in_fairyland
Welcome, hope it bring you luck & work for you. I will have other stuffs coming up soon, watch out for new items. Thanks.
Blessed Be,
Oceanos -
Anything new coming up?
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Originally posted by harryryan:Anything new coming up?
Merry Meet Harryryan,
Auspicious Items quite a few. You shall have a sneak preview on 1 of the Very Exclusive Item.
LUCKY BLACK ALLIGATOR MOJO
Alligator Paw are regularly used in the South to increase gambling luck. Like the ever-popular rabbit foot, also considered lucky for gamblers, the Alligator Paw may worn as a key chain charm or carried in a mojo bag along with such natural curios as rattlesnake rattles, badger teeth, bat hearts, nutmegs, buckeye nuts, Lucky Hand roots, five-finger grass, John the Conqueror roots, and lodestones dressed with magnetic sand.
The use of alligator paw as gamblers' lucky charms seems to be an American notion, for alligators are indigenous to the Americas. I can find no discernible precedent for the custom in African, European, or Asian folklore, although the "clutching hand" effect of these feet resembles on a larger scale the appearance of the Lucky Hand root, a distinctively African-American gambler's charm.
My "Lucky Black Alligator Mojo" is Conjured & Blessed by Mambo High Priestess for immediate use. It comes in a bag together with Black Alligator Paw, other Curios, Botanicals & Exotic Roots inside, Special Anointing Oil is available also for enhancing the Mojo Working. If you want to enhance it in any ways, it can be done by me at additional cost. Let it work for you miraculously. Other than being a Lucky Charm it very Protective too.
Blessed Be,
Oceanos -
Originally posted by OCEANOS:
Wow wow Sounds so cool, is that the new mojo you told me?
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Merry Meet Harryryan,
Auspicious Items quite a few. You shall have a sneak preview on 1 of the Very Exclusive Item.
LUCKY BLACK ALLIGATOR MOJO
Alligator Paw are regularly used in the South to increase gambling luck. Like the ever-popular rabbit foot, also considered lucky for gamblers, the Alligator Paw may worn as a key chain charm or carried in a mojo bag along with such natural curios as rattlesnake rattles, badger teeth, bat hearts, nutmegs, buckeye nuts, Lucky Hand roots, five-finger grass, John the Conqueror roots, and lodestones dressed with magnetic sand.
The use of alligator paw as gamblers' lucky charms seems to be an American notion, for alligators are indigenous to the Americas. I can find no discernible precedent for the custom in African, European, or Asian folklore, although the "clutching hand" effect of these feet resembles on a larger scale the appearance of the Lucky Hand root, a distinctively African-American gambler's charm.
My "Lucky Black Alligator Mojo" is Conjured & Blessed by Mambo High Priestess for immediate use. It comes in a bag together with Black Alligator Paw, other Curios, Botanicals & Exotic Roots inside, Special Anointing Oil is available also for enhancing the Mojo Working. If you want to enhance it in any ways, it can be done by me at additional cost. Let it work for you miraculously. Other than being a Lucky Charm it very Protective too.
Blessed Be,
Oceanos[/b] how big is the alligator paw? -
Originally posted by OCEANOS:
whoa...sounds cool
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Merry Meet Harryryan,
Auspicious Items quite a few. You shall have a sneak preview on 1 of the Very Exclusive Item.
LUCKY BLACK ALLIGATOR MOJO
Alligator Paw are regularly used in the South to increase gambling luck. Like the ever-popular rabbit foot, also considered lucky for gamblers, the Alligator Paw may worn as a key chain charm or carried in a mojo bag along with such natural curios as rattlesnake rattles, badger teeth, bat hearts, nutmegs, buckeye nuts, Lucky Hand roots, five-finger grass, John the Conqueror roots, and lodestones dressed with magnetic sand.
The use of alligator paw as gamblers' lucky charms seems to be an American notion, for alligators are indigenous to the Americas. I can find no discernible precedent for the custom in African, European, or Asian folklore, although the "clutching hand" effect of these feet resembles on a larger scale the appearance of the Lucky Hand root, a distinctively African-American gambler's charm.
My "Lucky Black Alligator Mojo" is Conjured & Blessed by Mambo High Priestess for immediate use. It comes in a bag together with Black Alligator Paw, other Curios, Botanicals & Exotic Roots inside, Special Anointing Oil is available also for enhancing the Mojo Working. If you want to enhance it in any ways, it can be done by me at additional cost. Let it work for you miraculously. Other than being a Lucky Charm it very Protective too.
Blessed Be,
Oceanos[/b] -
~*~ EsOtErIC AlChEmIsT StOrE ~*~
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Brief introduction on Mojo bag
Mojo originated as a term with a specific meaning, but in the late 20th century became a very fluid term with many different meanings. It originated as a reference to a type of magic charm. The word traces its origins to Africa and entered English in the late 19th century or early 20th century through use by African-Americans. It reflects the belief, common in many cultures, that some people have the ability to influence others to their own advantage, by casting spells or hexes.
In African-American folk beliefs, especially in the rural U.S. South early in the 20th century, a mojo was a small bag worn by a person under the clothes (also known as a mojo hand ). Such bags were thought to have supernatural powers, such as protecting from evil, bringing good luck, etc. The mojo bag usually contained a mix of Magickal herbs, powders, sometimes a coin, and other objects thought to promote supernatural action or protection.
What is a "Mojo Bag"? Its many "Uses" & "Effacies".
A mixture of Magickal herbs, talismans, roots, powders & stones in a muslin, flannel,felt or chamois bag that should be carried with you at all times to get a specific desired effect. That is a Mojo Bag.
Also known as an "Ouanga" ,"Conjure" , "Gris Gris" or "Medicine" bag ,regardless of the area in which the name was derived or the culture you may be familiar with ,they are all used for the same basic thing & prescribe to the same basic principle; To attract to or dispel from the wearer, certain influences. Thus they can be made for just about any purpose under the sun. They imply faith and serve as a link beween that in which you believe and that which you desire.
Mojo Bags are usually worn around the neck or pinned inside the undergarments so that they are in touch with your skin. However ,in a pocket or bag is also fine in any case.
What is a "Black Alligator Paw"? Its many "Uses" & "Effacies".
Alligator Paw are regularly used in the South to increase gambling luck. Like the ever-popular rabbit foot, also considered lucky for gamblers, the Alligator Paw may worn as a key chain charm or carried in a mojo bag along with such natural curios as rattlesnake rattles, badger teeth, bat hearts, nutmegs, buckeye nuts, Lucky Hand roots, five-finger grass, John the Conqueror roots, and lodestones dressed with magnetic sand.
The use of alligator paw as gamblers' lucky charms seems to be an American notion, for alligators are indigenous to the Americas. I can find no discernible precedent for the custom in African, European, or Asian folklore, although the "clutching hand" effect of these feet resembles on a larger scale the appearance of the Lucky Hand root, a distinctively African-American gambler's charm.
~*~ LIGHT OF ATLANTIS ~*~ "MOJO Bags"
"LUCKY BLACK ALLIGATOR MOJO"
Carry Lucky Black Alligator Mojo Bag with you. Excellent for Wealth, Attraction & Evil eye. This Special Mojo Bag comes complete with a Special Lucky Black Alligator Annointing oil, Chant & Instruction Scroll.
My "LUCKY BLACK ALLIGATOR MOJO" is Conjured & Blessed by Mambo High Priestess for immediate use. It comes in a bag together with Black Alligator Paw, other Curios, Botanicals & Exotic Roots inside, Special Lucky Black Alligator Anointing Oil for enhancing the Mojo Working, comes complete with Chant & Instruction Scroll in a Set. This is Exclusively available at ~*~ LIGHT OF ATLANTIS ~*~ subjected to availability for a Limited Time only.
If you want to enhance it in any ways, it can be done by me at additional cost. Let it work for you miraculously. Other than being a Lucky Charm of Fast Luck & Monetary Gains, its excellent for Attraction, love & Lust, it very Protective too.
Any special requests are welcome, however "Energy Exchange Rate" may varies.
Good Luck!
Blessed Be,
Oceanos
(Note: The material, size & shape of bags used may varies due to availability, comes with instruction scroll on its care & uses)
*All "Mojo Bags" are subjected to availability, conjured & blessed according to Traditional Voodoo Practice.
*By Law, ~*~ LIGHT OF ATLANTIS ~*~ make no claims as to the mystical and esoteric abilities of products. However, all information has been faithfully gathered from ancient reference books & folklore beliefs & presented as such. ~*~ LIGHT OF ATLANTIS ~*~ reserved all the Rights to reject any special request if its not for One's needs or greater good. ~*~ LIGHT OF ATLANTIS ~*~ is not responsible for any "Misuse" or "Abuse" of its "Products" once the goods had passed to the Buyer or New owner. -
LUCKY BLACK ALLIGATOR MOJO sounds like a all rounded mojo bag Luck, attraction & protection So cool!~ Thinking of upgrading my mojo before NS. Must Save save save
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Originally posted by marzguy:
Merry Meet Marzguy Di Di,
[b]LUCKY BLACK ALLIGATOR MOJO sounds like a all rounded mojo bag Luck, attraction & protection So cool!~ Thinking of upgrading my mojo before NS. Must Save save save [/b]
Yeah without doubt this is a really good Mojo. Well you let me know then if you do want to get this LUCKY BLACK ALLIGATOR MOJO. these will be available for a limited time only.
Blessed Be,
Oceanos -
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~*~ LOA Magickal Lucky Charm Series ~*~
>>*<< AUTHENTIC LUCKY WISHBONE>>*<<
The wishbone is the third member of the great Euro-American lucky charm triumvirate -- the other two being the horseshoe and the four-leaf clover. Sometimes called the "merrythought" in the British Isles, the wishbone is a bone of fowl. It is the custom to save this bone intact and to dry it over the stove or by the fire (or, sometimes, to dry it for three days in the air, three being a fortuitous magical number) until it is brittle.
This AUTHENTIC LUCKY WISHBONE is Charged & Blessed by Mambo High Priestess, comes in a set complete with Instruction scroll in a beautiful box, cotton or chiffon bag. Carry the Wishbone with you or put it in special place in your home as an amulet to attract good luck and to make wishes and dreams come true. This is Exclusively available in ~*~ LIGHT OF ATLANTIS ~*~ for a limited time only... Good Luck!
Blessed Be,
Oceanos
*By Law, ~*~ LIGHT OF ATLANTIS ~*~ make no claims as to the mystical and esoteric abilities of products. However, all information has been faithfully gathered from ancient reference books & folklore beliefs & presented as such. ~*~ LIGHT OF ATLANTIS ~*~ reserved all the Rights to reject any special request if its not for One's needs or greater good. ~*~ LIGHT OF ATLANTIS ~*~ is not responsible for any "Misuse" or "Abuse" of its "Products" once the goods had passed to the Buyer or New owner. -
i saw a report today on straits time... got 1 guy sell dzi bead... he says market rate starts from US $10 to $20,000...... have so EX one meh?
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20K...... can last me 1.5 years at least...lolxOriginally posted by waliao:i saw a report today on straits time... got 1 guy sell dzi bead... he says market rate starts from US $10 to $20,000...... have so EX one meh?