Eye ran this poem threw it,
Your sure reel glad two no.
Its vary polished in it’s weigh.
My chequer tolled me sew.

A chequer is a bless sing,
It freeze yew lodes of thyme.
It helps me right awl stiles two reed,
And aides me when I rime.

Each frays come posed up on my screen
eye trussed too bee a joule.
The chequer pours o’er every word
To cheque sum spieling rule.

Bee fore a veiling chequer’s Hour
spieling mite decline,
And if we’re lacks oar have a laps,
We wood bee maid too wine.

Butt now bee cause my spieling
Is checked with such grate flair,
Their are no fault’s with in my cite,
Of nun eye am a ware.

Now spieling does knot phase me,
It does knot bring a tier.
My pay purrs awl due glad den
With wrapped word’s fare as hear.

To rite with care is quite a feet
Of witch won should be proud,
And wee mussed dew the best wee can,
Sew flaw’s are knot aloud.

Sow ewe can sea why aye dew prays,
Such soft wear four pea seas,
And why eye brake in two averse
Buy righting too pleas.

— Sauce Unknown

When cast, this spell causes the targeted individual to taste and smell like bacon.  All creatures with a bite attack or who consume the flesh of their victims must make a will save or attack the target.  Creatures with the scent ability take a -2 penalty to their will saves.  Creatures on the same side of the target get a +5 bonus to their will save.  If the creatures are of animal intelligence, their handlers may substitute a handle animal check for the will save.

When cast, this spell causes the targeted object to read it’s contents aloud at a rate designated by the caster.  The caster may designate a particular place within the contents for the reading to begin and end.  The spell can be stopped or resumed as a free action during the duration of the spell, but it requires a separate casting to repeat any of the reading.  This spell will read the contents aloud in the language they are written in, and does not provide any assistance in translating.  It will not activate magical text or use command words, and only works on items that contain text.  It reads aloud at a normal speaking voice, the volume cannot be controlled.

If the target is destroyed during the duration of this spell, the reading ends.  If pages are torn or removed from a book upon which this spell is cast, the spell will skip over those pages as though they never existed.

What is it?

There are four brothers in this world that were all born together:
The first he runs and never wearies,
The second eats and is never full.
The third he drinks and is ever thirsty,
And the fourth sings a song that is never good.

Who are they?

Hibernating when it is cold,
But when it is warm I become bold;
I light up the night,
For every child`s delight.
Some people I might annoy
But to others I bring joy.

What am I?

A Book

Earth, Fire, Wind, Air

Fireflies

Anyone can learn to scry. It is all a matter of practice. If you meditate it will be much easier. If you ask a question – and place lots of energy in the answer – it will manifest faster for you.

The amount of time you use for scrying can vary from a few minutes to half hour.

You usually scry alone but more than one person can scry into the same surface at the same time for information.

Though some people go through rituals before they scry – it isn’t necessary. If you wish to ask your spirit guides for guidance go ahead. Some people say a little prayer and ask for the correct information to appear.

If you are using an object – crystal – mirror – just be sure it is clean.

Scrying can be done with a number of different surfaces that include:

• Water in a dark bowl – or small pool
• Mirrors
• Crystals – Crystal Ball Gazing
• Tea Leaves – Coffee grinds
• Embers in a fire at night
• A dimly lit room or candle lit room – looking into the eyes of another person who sits across from you

During scrying – one gazes steadily into the scrying surface (feel free to blink or allow your point of focus to wander a bit; this is not a method of self-inflicted torture). Eventually, you should be able to pick out shapes or images in the scrying surface; these may appear as crude sketches, or occasionally with the clarity of a photograph. You will actually see these images with your eyes.

Once this happens, images may begin to form in your mind, no longer projected onto the scrying surface. When this happens, allow your attention to focus on these mental images. From this point forward, the scrying surface is irrelevant; do not be distracted by it.

As the images become clearer, you will find that you know things about what you are seeing? Background information will come to the surface of your mind. Pay attention to what you know about the images you are seeing.

Surfaces that provide a random, high contrast visual texture, such as black tea leaves in a white cup or orange sparks in a black ember, are particularly good for the first stage of the scrying process. However, the vividness of the visual images formed in this way may tend to pull your attention back from the purely mental images that should follow, thus disrupting the natural flow of ideas. Smooth, neutral surfaces, like the surface of a dish of black water, a crystal ball, or a black mirror, provide relatively few visual cues to get you started, but if you can make the transition to mental imagery quickly, the visual surface will obligingly fade into the background.

Catoptromancy

This can be done with a steamed up mirror that will form shapes.

You can also look at a mirrors through different angles.

Stand in a dark room. Place a flashlight a few inches below your face and stare into the mirror for a few minutes. You will see yourself in past lives. The images will also change after another few minutes. Watch the shape of your face change. You may grow facial hair. If you look to the side you will see spirit. This can also be done in candlelight – just be careful.

Water Scrying

Water represents the collective unconscious – the continuum – the flow of all things in the universe back to one source.

When scrying in a bowl of water – the bowl must be black or painted black.

You can add black India ink to the water to turn it black of you prefer.

Place the bowl on a table in front of you.

Feel relaxed – reduce noise level and bright lights. You may want to use soft music in the background.

Close your eyes and breath take two long slow breaths – breathing in through your nose – hold the breath for several seconds – then release it slowly through the mouth. Feel your mind and body relaxed and read to see with more than the normal sense.

Now open your eyes and gaze down into the bowl at the dark water.

You may ask a question in your head first, and wait for an answer. You may also just gaze into the bowl and watch for random images. They will appear – perhaps as shadows at first – but they will be there. You may see images that are larger – which means they will occur sooner. Smaller images in the background will take longer to manifest – if you are seeking personal information.

If you are working alongside another person – you may both see different things – your reality does vary with each of us.

You will be shown what you need to see – and hear what you need to hear (in your thoughts) that day.

One other method of scrying in water is to place a dish of water in a darkened room, lit from the sides by two candles. The dish in this case should be a solid, neutral color.

Crystal Scrying

If you are using a crystal select one that calls to you. Most people prefer a crystal ball or crystal skull.  The crystal must be clear quartz – a larger crystal is best.   The crystal will seem appealing to your eye. It does not have to be your ‘personal crystal’.  The crystal can be clear or have inclusions in it. Many have rainbows. Some develop cloudy areas when you scry with them.  It is best to find a quiet place to scry, so that you can hear your thoughts without distractions and concentrate on the objects you see.

Make yourself comfortable.  Adjust your surroundings as you would for a meditation: lighting, noise level, temperature, clothing, glasses, and shoes.  Cast a circle and use incense or charged candles if that is your preference.  Place the object:

• On a black cloth
• In good light – daylight – on a stand with a light beneath it – use a flashlight – near candle light – not too close
• Between your hands / fingers
• Hold the object in one hand

You can scry alone or with another person to talk to.

As you prepare to scry, be sure that your vantage point for viewing the object is at good eye level. Remember that you will turn the object many times to see different things within it.

Crystal are life forms and have a lot to say and share, they are communication devices. They send and receive signals. You just have to learn to ‘tune in’ to their channel – listen with your thoughts and look a the images that appear on the screen behind your eyes.  Older crystals will have more messages as they have experienced more frequencies in their time on the Earth plane and stored more information. Many crystals are record keepers, especially those from ancient civilizations, such as Atlantis.

Crystal skulls, made from very old crystals, are example of ancient crystals. They seem to have an endless amount of messages to give.  Most crystals have flat areas through which one can look. These areas are called windows or doors.

Some people need time to adjust their frequency to that of the crystal so they can read into it. More experienced readers, such as myself, can pick up any crystal almost instinctively and feel the energies as if it is talking to me.

They can heal you while you are working with them though you don’t realize it as first.  They simple balance the energies in your physical and other bodies.

You can place your crystal over a light of some kind to get a better look at the inside. Crystal stores often have stands with light in them that you rest your crystal on. The light then penetrates through the crystal. I prefer holding crystals up to sunlight! It gives the best clarity.  As crystals change, depending on their surroundings, they do develop different patterns within them from the energies they receive.

When you are ready, have as much light as you can running through the crystal.  Place one or both hands – on either side of it.  Look deeply into the crystal.  Allow your eyes to focus on the images within the crystal.  Examine all of the shapes until you find one that calls to you.  Listen to your thoughts – as the crystal begins to connect its frequency with yours.  Turn the crystal in various directions to see different images and get different messages.  You will intuitively know what’s best.

Sometimes the images in the crystal may appear to move as you gaze at them.  You may want to close the light – then close your eyes – if they work better for you.  As with all psychic skills, this could take many attempts to master. If the crystal is not in your frequency you may not receive any messages from it.  Try another crystal.

Interpreting the Images Symbols

The interpretations are generally subjective. Two different people can look at the same image in a crystal and receive two different messages.  The images can be about you or about another event that occurred near the crystal or object at any point in time. Crystals have messages of their own. If you are gazing at an inanimate object and see images, they may be reflections of your own soul (past lives, future events, parallel lives, messages from the spirits around you, images from your subconscious mind).  Images are symbols. You can get interpretations for them from dream books, or other books with symbols.

Pendulum

The Pendulum is a divination tool made of a piece of string and a weight. The weight can be almost anything: a metal washer, a gold or silver ring, even a paper clip.

Pendulum divination has survived through the centuries. The two most common pendulum models involve either the suspension of a ring from a thin silk thread, or the suspension of a crystal from a chain. At first, I made my own pendulum using a chain and a ring, but then I bought this silver chain with a beautiful, pure crystal, and I must say it is much more accurate. Quartz crystals are extremely powerful anyway.

Whether you have made or bought your pendulum, it is very important that you purify it. Fill a bowl with fresh pure water. Say a cleansing prayer: “Purge me with hyssop, and I shall be clean, Wash me, and I shall be whiter than snow, Create in me a clean heart, And renew a right spirit within me”. Dip both ends of the pendulum into the water for a few minutes. On the night of the full moon place it in the moonlight and leave it until the morning after. Never allow your pendulum to be placed in direct sunlight! Now you need to test your tool. First, get a feel for your pendulum, carry it with you for a couple of days, keeping it in a velvet or silk cloth. It will tune into your energy. Then you would be able to test its power. Hold the chain between the thumb and forefinger and let the pendulum hang down, it should not touch anything or anyone though. But make sure your hand and arm are completely still. Wait until the crystal or ring has stopped swinging at the end of the chain before you begin. Ask a question to which you KNOW THE ANSWER IS YES. The crystal should begin to move either side-to-side, back and forth or clockwise or anticlockwise etc. Whatever patterns the movement follows, make a note that this would always be your ‘yes’ answer. (You can verify by repeating the question, to make sure…). Follow the same steps, this time asking a question to which you know the answer is NO. Again, note the movements and this should always be your own ‘no’ answer. Then you can start asking questions that you don’t have an answer to.

The ancient Romans and the French seer Nostradamus were renowned for using the pendulum. Both used a different method from the one we use today. They used a method of basin scrying by means of a pendulum to produce letters that formed prophetic verses. The bowl or basin used was made of electrum, an alloy of gold and silver. A ring with occult characters engraved upon it was attached by thread to a wand. The twenty-four letters of the Greek alphabet were engraved into the flange of the basin. The table used was probably a tripod in which to support the basin. It was made out of branches of laurel and had three legs. Laurel was the substance specified by the Enochian angels for the scrying table of John Dee.

If you’re using a ring suspended from either a silver chain or a silk thread, you should also use a goblet of water. The answers to your yes/no questions come in the form of the tapping sounds of the ring inside the glass. A single tap indicates a yes while two taps indicate a no. More than two taps indicates the spirit is not certain of the response.

Another method involves using a sheet of paper with a cross marked upon it. The ring is held suspended over the cross in the left hand upon a silk thread. If the answer to the question asked is yes it will swing back and forth along the vertical arm of the cross. If the answer is no it will swing side to side along the horizontal arm of the cross.

Once you become familiar with the use of the Pendulum, you can also use it to find lost articles or to dowse for water or treasure.

Tea Leaves

Use a traditional teacup. The bowl of the cup will fit in the palm of your hand. Select a light colored cup without decoration. You will also need a small plate or saucer.  Use a loose, black tea, or a herbal tea that best suits your purposes. Do not attempt to cut up a teabag because the tea within is too finely cut.  You may also sprinkle some coffee grounds in a cup of coffee.  Without a strainer, sprinkle the leaves into a teapot. Add boiling water and steep until it is your desired strength.

Keep a pen and pad handy. Inhale deeply and quiet your mind. Pour the tea into your cup. Leaves will flow into your teacup along with tea and aroma. Remain calm and contemplative as you wait for your tea to cool to a comfortable temperature.

If you are right-handed, lift your teacup with your left hand. If you are left-handed, lift your teacup with your right hand. If you are ambidextrous, reach for the vessel as you normally would, stop and use the other hand.  When the tea has cooled to a comfortable temperature, drink until the cup is nearly empty. If you see a twig or little stick floating in your tea, that is an early sign representing an imminent visitor. There will be a little liquid and remaining leaves within your teacup. Swish them about as desired.

You will get a general fortune if no particular question is looming in the forefront of your consciousness

You many either walk your body slowly in three circles, pass your hand three times over the cup and/or count to three aloud.  Remain quiet and meditative while you pour out the remaining liquid into the saucer. Pour slowly so that some of the tea and most of the leaves remain in your cup. Leave your cup turned upside on the saucer. After a minimum of three breaths, you may turn over your cup. The remaining liquid will have drained from your cup, leaving a leaf pattern behind.

Imagine three levels on your cup. Remember when the cup was full? The surface area of your tea when you began to drink and above is the Rim Section.  Remember the amount of tea you left in your cup before you dumped it out? That is your Base Section.  Visualize the area of the cup that exists between the rim section and the base section. That is your Middle Section.  In a relaxed and dreamlike state of mind, watch the inside of your cup. Allow patterns to drift into your consciousness. Interpreting the leaf patterns and shapes is like taking a Rorschach Inkblot Test.  Allow your imagination to wander.

If your vessel has a handle, read clockwise from the handle. If you vessel does not have a handle, read clockwise from 12 o’clock.

• The first pattern you see is the symbol representing your dominant character, quality, state of mind or question. Jot down your observations on a piece of paper.
• The rim section of your teacup represents this moment in time. From your own inner quiet and open-minded sight, do you recognize any symbols or patterns? View a symbol lexicon for some ideas to stimulate your imagination. Jot down your observations.
• The middle section of your teacup represents the near future — usually no more than a fortnight. From your own inner quiet and open-minded sight, do you recognize any symbols or patterns? View a symbol lexicon for some ideas to stimulate your imagination. Jot down your observations.
• The base section of your teacup represents further away in time. From your own inner quiet and open-minded insight, do you recognize any symbols or patterns? View a symbol lexicon for some ideas to stimulate your imagination. Jot down your observations.
• Bubbles represent money. Little twigs or sticks represent people. Horizontal twigs warn of untrustworthy people; vertical twigs represent straightforward people. Drops represent tears or sadness.

Study your list of observed patterns and symbols. What do they mean to you? Seeing a dog can mean one thing to one person and quite another to someone else. The patterns in the rim section apply to your present. The middle section patterns are speaking to your near future. The images you see at the base of your cup relate to your distant future or the ultimate conclusion of your question.  The power of tealeaf reading comes from your own subconscious and imagination, identifying the patterns you see. The patterns you recognize in this process are unique to your own personal state of mind. You can also use this process to see and describe patterns thereby stimulating the introspective imaginations of your friends and family.

ACORN – a very strong and fortunate symbol indicating happiness and contentment; at the top = financial success; at the bottom = good health.

AIRCRAFT – journey; travel.

ALLIGATOR or CROCODILE — beware of false friendship lurking in your professional life.

ANCHOR – at top = stability, constancy in love or business; at bottom or broken = instability, inconstancy; can also symbolize an unpleasant situation or burden you should sail away from.

ANGEL – good news; protection.

ANT — hard work or busy phase will end productively.

APPLE – life; creative or artistic achievement; abundance.

ARCH — positive opening or opportunity (look to nearby symbols for added meaning).

ARM — pointing up = new directions; down = you need to motivate yourself; horizontal = help others or receive help from others.

ARROW – up = good direction, yes; down = wrong direction, no; horizontal = no change. Note where pointing.

AXE – you have the power to overcome difficulties.

BABY – new life; possible pregnancy; small worries.

BOUQUET – romantic interest; validation for your work or talents.

BAG – a trap; if open = escape.

BALL – desire to travel.

BALLOON – busy social life; inability to settle down if near handle.

BARREL – abundance in laughter.

BASKET – harvest, abundance; material gain; possibly a new baby.

BAT (the animal) – a productive busy phase.

BAT or CLUB – situation calling for alert caution.

BEACON or LIGHTHOUSE – situation calling for your leadership and/or inspiration.

BEAR – a grouchy and difficult person; strength, courage and endurance; if teddy bear = children or childhood.

BED – sleep on it before establishing a close love or business relationship

BEE – fruitful hard work.

BEETLE – renewal; progress; need for foresight.

BELL – unexpected good news in love or business; call to attention

BICYCLE – individuality; choose your own path.

BIRD – good news or message; standing bird = delay; flying bird = good news; good news coming soon; flock of birds = profound or exciting news; goose= successful financial venture; peacock = pride and display; eagle = power and transcendence; crow/raven = ill omen, warning, time to relax; parrot = beware of idle gossip; chicken/hen = happy home life and childhood comfort; dove = peace and love; owl = wisdom, knowledge and learning; rooster = a boastful person or wake up and seize the moment; swan = romance or someone graceful and beautiful; vulture = lay low and beware of enemies; swallow = love and new beginnings.

BOAT – worthwhile journey; your ship is coming in.

BONES – situation calling for inner strength and spiritual fortitude.

BOWL – invitations, money or generosity .

BOOK – if open = an answer to a question; if closed a question to be investigated.

BOTTLE – explosive atmosphere requiring caution; do not overindulge.

BOW – fortunate symbol meaning gift or celebration of achievement.

BOX – you are about to receive a gift.

BREAD (loaf) – nourishment; care for your health.

BRIDGE – a life-changing event or person. Look for nearby symbols.

BROOM – new home; new era in your life.

BRUSH – need for improvements and/or beautification.

BUBBLES – floating on surface of tea or coffee means money coming.

BUGS – distractions; fractured concentration; need for relaxed focus

BUSH – an obstacle to new opportunities; branches signify choices.

BUTTERFLY – overdue happiness.

CAKE – a wish fulfilled; celebration.

CAMEL – you will overcome burden and pressure to reach oasis.

CANDLE -there will be light upon an uncertain path; help from friends.

CAR – if clear = travel; if broken = mechanical trouble.

CARPETS – true friends and happy social engagements.

CASTLE – expand your horizons; open up a little.

CAT – deceit; an untrustworthy friend.

CHAIN – if well formed = fortunate undertaking or serious commitment; if broken = trouble, disruption.

CHAIR – a guest or new addition to the family.

CASTLE – expand your horizons

CHILD – new idea; family.

CIGAR – a new friend or business relationship.

CIRCLE – unbroken = success, completion; broken (like letter ‘c’)= a temporary offer will come, tentative offers without fruition.

CLOCK – warning against procrastination.

CLOUDS – small and fluffy = happy optimism; thick and dark = gloom; sadness.

CLOVER (four leaf)– good luck that you have worked hard to attain.

COFFEE POT OR TEA POT – a special visitor is coming, probably not romantic.

COIN – a lump sum of money is coming your way.

COMB – improve your self-appearance.

COMET – brink of pivotal change or dramatic event in your life.

COW – abundance; prosperity; physical or creative fertility.

CRAB – admonition to be more direct or someone born under the zodiac sign Cancer.

CROSS – if like a ‘T’ = hard won success and happiness; if like a solid ‘X’ = warning (look for meaning with nearby symbols); if like a broken ‘X’ = obstacles and losses are ahead.

CROWN – honor and recognition for your talents.

CUP – be patient, this is not a time to assert yourself.

CUSHIONS OR PILLOWS – comfort; admonition against laziness and procrastination.

DAGGER – caution against sharp words or revealing personal information

DAISY – new love.

DASHES or DOTS – many short trips that may cause wasted time.

DEER – a shy, timid person; you should be more assertive to overcome shyness.

DIAMOND – gift or other surprise windfall coming you way.

DICE – destiny and change, go with the flow.

DISH – interpret as a circle unless containing food; contains food = domestic comfort.

DOG – good friend; if at bottom friend needs help; if barking, untrustworthy friend; or, someone born in Chinese Zodiac dog year.

DONKEY – stubbornness and stamina.

DOOR – be aware of opportunities.

DRAGON – scheming or flashy person; or, someone born in Chinese Zodiac dragon year.

DROPS – tears or sadness.

DRUM – a change; a call to action.

DUCK – devoted mate; money.

EAR – you will benefit from something you hear.

EGG – if whole = new life, successful new beginning; if cracked/broken = failed plans or financial problems which can be overcome by action.

ELEPHANT – be patient, you will be supported with kindness.

ENVELOPE – you will receive a long awaited letter or important paperwork.

EXCLAMATION MARK – pay attention; beware of impulsive actions.

EYE – a protective symbol; insight into a long-standing problem.

FACE – look for nearby initials for identity of face; if near the rim or handle it is a warning against too much introspection; if facing another symbol indicates importance of that symbol.

FAN – a flirtation.

FEATHER – need for concentration.

FENCE – temporary and self-imposed limitations.

FINGER – emphasizes whatever symbol it is pointing; up = caution; down = stop.

FIRE – passion; hot emotion; sexual desire.

FISH – sharing of knowledge; a teacher; a person born under the Zodiac sign of Pisces (especially if there are two fish).

FLAG – danger, look to nearby symbols for added meaning.

FLEUR DE LYS or LILY – femininity; a loving woman.

FLOWER – praise and compliments are coming your way.

FLY – an annoying person.

FOOT – movement in love, career or location.

FORK – get advice from trusted friends before deciding.

FORKED LINE – a decision to be made.

FOUNTAIN – overflowing happiness.

FOX – a cunning person may be trying to trick you.

FRUIT – prosperity, fertility.

FROG – fertility; abundance; a disguised handsome/beautiful lover.

GATE – be aware of opportunities around you.

GLASS – celebrations, parties, social events.

GLOBE – long distance travel.

GOAT – your persistence will pay off, but take some time to recreate; or, a person born under the sign of Capricorn.

GRAPES – abundance and epicurean enjoyment.

GRASSHOPPER – summer delights.

GUN – danger; a bully.

HAMMER – an attempted persuasion.

HAND – if open = karma or destiny; if closed means an argument; look for added meaning where the hand is pointing.

HARE – unlike the shorter eared rabbit, the long eared hare represents something important brewing in your destiny in love or travel.

HARP – love; romance.

HAT – you will experience a change in roles; or business success.

HEART – love, friendship, romance.

HILLS – small challenges that will leave you improved.

HORSE – if galloping means good news; if just the head means a lover

HORSESHOE – good luck; very positive especially for travel.

HOURGLASS – a warning to be punctual.

HOUSE – comfort and home.

ICEBERG – danger.

INSECT – distractions; fractured concentration; need for relaxed focus

IVY – this is not a good time to be too independent; trust friends to help you.

JEWELS – material success; you will receive a valuable gift.

KANGAROO – travel; a journey.

KETTLE – a special visitor is coming, probably not romantic.

KITE – your wish will be granted.

KNIFE – caution against sharp words or revealing personal information.

LADDER – promotion; an improvement in your business life.

LAMP – at the top means a feast; at the side means secrets revealed; at the bottom

means postponement

LEAF – the turning over of a new leaf; inevitable changes with the passage of time.

LETTER – you will receive a long awaited letter or important paperwork.

LIGHTENING – startling events; sudden insights.

LINES – journey on a road; if straight = progress; if wavy = uncertain path; if many = many short trips.

LION – male lion represents a powerful contact or important man; the lioness represents a strong family; or, may represent a person born under the zodiac sign of Leo.

LOCK – there are obstacles in your way.

LOOP – if well formed = fortunate undertaking or serious commitment; if broken = trouble, disruption.

MAN – a visitor of either gender; if near handle = someone close to you.

MASK – a secret to be kept.

MOUNTAIN – a difficult, but possible, goal.

MOUSE – be cautious of credit deals.

MUSHROOM – rapid growth, success or fertility.

NAIL – an unfair assault.

NECKLACE – complete = personal relationship stability; broken = instability in a personal relationship.

NEEDLE – painful repair.

OAK – long life characterized by good health.

OCTOPUS – warning.

OYSTER – passion and desire.

PALM TREE – wealth; beach vacation.

PARASOL – protection from harm or loss.

PIG – a greedy or jealous person.

PISTOL – warning of danger.

PURSE – money.

QUESTION MARK – reconsider your plans; be aware of an important question you should ask yourself.

RABBIT – fertility in family or business; someone born in the Chinese Zodiac year of the rabbit.

RAINBOW – your wish will come true; similar to an arch, it links represents the path between today and your destiny.

RAKE – you are at a crossroad and your destiny is determined by hard work.

RECTANGLE OR SQUARE – you will face a challenge or difficulty (look to nearby symbols, especially symbols within the shape, for added meaning.

RING – represents marriage but usually interpreted as a circle; unbroken = success, completion; broken (like letter ‘c’)= a temporary offer will come, tentative offers without fruition.

ROSE – new romance; deepening of love.

RUG – go with your instincts in distinguishing from a rectangle or square; represents joyful social events and true friendship.

SAW – something should be removed.

SCALE – a legal matter; if balanced = justice will prevail; if unbalanced = unjust result; a person born under the zodiac sign of Libra.

SCISSORS – it may be time to remove yourself from a situation or relationship.

SHEEP – a calm and peaceful person; an admonition to control impulses.

SHELL – you will find a simple treasure.

SHIP – worthwhile journey; your ship is coming in.

SHOE – you are on the correct path; be wary of advice to change.

SNAKE – someone who does not deserve your trust.

SPIDER – a small reward or win.

SPIDER WEB – potent symbol of fate; beware of traps.

SPOON – you will be comforted by someone’s generosity.

STAR – success, recognition and praise.

STAIR – your position will improve.

SUN – a new beginning.

SWORD – caution against sharp words or revealing personal information.

TABLE – a happy social interlude.

TENT – travel may help you foster your spiritual health.

THIMBLE – focus on fostering your home life.

TORNADO OR WHIRLWIND – prepare for turbulent weather.

TORTOISE OR TURTLE – lasting success through slow, determined and patient efforts.

TOWER – risk of disappointment.

TREE – alone = family, roots, heritage; leafless = family conflict; many leaves = family contentment; group of trees = family unity; evergreen = enduring relationships; palm = wealth or beach vacation.

TRIANGLE – you are involved in a three-way relationship; if wedge shaped = one person is getting in the way of your relationship with the other person.

UMBRELLA – protection from harm or loss.

URN – be aware of the distinction between material and spiritual success.

VASE – a secret being kept from you; be aware of the distinction between material and spiritual success.

VIOLIN – allow your feelings to surface.

VOLCANO – there is an obstruction in your life that must be dealt with before it explodes.

WAGON – childhood; simple pleasures.

WASP – danger of small harm.

WATERFALL – wealth and prosperity.

WHEEL – events outside your control will change the direction of your life.

WINGS – do not box yourself in or limit yourself unnecessarily.

WOLF – you will be challenged or betrayed by someone.

YOKE – domination or control you should not allow.

ZEBRA – be more flexible and adventurous in your travel plans.

This spell turns an amount of stone, rock, or earth into lava.  It affects earth and stoned based creatures.  The lava deals 1d6/level  points of fire damage on contact the first round.  The damage lowers by 1d6 a round each subsequent round as it cools.  Once the damage reaches 0d6 a round, the lava can be considered to have returned to it’s original stone, rock, or earth form, though it may be warped by the intense heat.

Material components: A piece of an Igneous Rock