Potion card Rat koji card

"Squirrel Grass", also known as Eternal Life Grass, was used as a potion in the rituals of praying for longevity and health in the past. It can be carried around with you, and it can generate vibration frequencies of healthy thoughts, or it can be made into an infusion for spraying and drinking. In medieval Europe, witches knew the laws of heaven and earth and knew how to use herbs in their daily lives. At that time, these magics and rituals were ordinary knowledge that could be acquired. Each plant had its own special energy, and it continuously emitted stable and gentle vibration frequencies to produce different effects. Different from crystals, the energy they nourish is gentle and flowing, like a series of interactions of fine molecules in the space. You may feel that the energy is dense and meticulous, integrated with nature. When you are in this energy, you can only feel it. Feeling comfortable, like the sense of security brought by a warm blanket. The potion card is loaded with the same vibrating ideas, expressing its spirit in watercolor, just like the sacred statues or totems we have, assisting us to initiate magical rituals, or purifying or giving confidence, adding to our spirit in a subtle way daily frequency. How to activate the magic: Make sure to do it secretly in a time period and space where no one is disturbing. First, calm down. If there is a spray that purifies the space, it can also be used together. Hold the potion card with both hands, and recite silently in your heart, "My body and thoughts are carrying the positive leap of the universe. I have vitality like the sun, and I have health!" 』 Repeat 3-5 times until your heart chakra feels calm and happy, if you can't calm down all the time, Then write your name on the back of the card and keep it with you where it will not be easily seen or found. Make sure that little magic like this is done in a secret way to avoid too much distraction. Commodity content: Material: Paper (300 lbs) Size: about 6X5cm Media: Watercolor (not printed, each small card is a miniature watercolor painting)