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Post by nini on Jun 27, 2008 14:53:55 GMT 1
ha ha ha Heka. Canada is too far, just get a paddle and I'll wait for you in the Mosbi Wharf. The nationals are making some home made brew though illegal. Hope you'll like the taste!
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Post by Shadow_Kitten on Jul 6, 2008 5:41:15 GMT 1
I have saved this so I can add it to my BoS Thank you. For me the sound of rain has always been soothing. It can lull me to sleep at night and relax me during the day it is a comforting sound. I love watching the rain in puddles we used to call it 'pennies and ha'pennies when I was a child. I'm also adding this to my BOS. Thanks hedge, u rock! |
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Post by Jen on Jul 6, 2008 11:45:00 GMT 1
You're welcome - I'm glad you like it.
For me the best thing is summer rain (I can say that 'cos I don't live in the UK anymore - lol!)
I love the smell from the earth after it has rained - it is just divine - really earthy and raw.
Does anyone remember, as a child, tilting their head back, mouth open wide, catching the rain drops therein?
You should try it next time it rains - sod the strange looks you'll get from people.
It is the most wonderful thing.
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Post by Ebony on Jul 9, 2008 23:59:33 GMT 1
Oh my god Watershied, i hope your wife recovered and didn´t have to much of a hangover!  I hope you weren't too bruised up when she got through with you!  |
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Post by Ebony on Jul 10, 2008 0:11:40 GMT 1
I like this Hedge. I love the rain. I miss living in the northwest where it rained all the time. I do get good thunder storms here though. When I get settled I should start collecting those bottles of rain water. Don't think I'll get the grave water though. Could use the silver spoon water cos the fae are always messing with me. Would that eventually anger them though? hmmm. better be careful.
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Post by nini on Jul 11, 2008 9:04:07 GMT 1
:)you people arevery lucky because in my place we seldom see the rain!  |
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Post by sul on Jul 11, 2008 21:34:13 GMT 1
Hedge that is really beautiful. I've grown to love the rain as I've got older and my son, also wiccan, loves to listen to the rain beating on the roof (he sleeps in the top room)
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Post by mollimizz on Nov 3, 2008 5:58:55 GMT 1
Thank you Watershield ! All forms of information greatly accepted... I'm(almost) always out in the rain when it falls :~) Gentle Light Mollimizz (My goof ! Hedge sorry  ) |
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Post by vampire on Dec 23, 2008 22:57:19 GMT 1
You forgot one...
I found rain collect on valintines day helps in boosting the power of love spells, baths and potions.
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Post by Jen on Jan 6, 2009 9:32:59 GMT 1
You forgot one... I found rain collect on valintines day helps in boosting the power of love spells, baths and potions. Excellent! And so simple. ;D |
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Post by lafreya on Mar 17, 2011 1:44:29 GMT 1
The gravestone rain what's that used for?
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Post by watershield on Mar 17, 2011 6:40:54 GMT 1
Some beleive it to enhance a hex and rituals leaning to the darker side of things.
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Post by lafreya on Mar 17, 2011 17:11:45 GMT 1
Ah staying clear of that then lol
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Post by celticmagick on Feb 4, 2012 20:19:50 GMT 1
Nice post. I normally use tap water for my magickal working out of laziness mostly. Lulz. These are some things I would like to try though and I plan to put them in my Book of Shadows. Thank you.
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Post by khara on Feb 13, 2012 17:40:37 GMT 1
I love using rain water and run off water for spell and ritual work. I have all these jars in the cabinet that I keep of various types, full moon rain water, graveyard water and so forth.
When collecting this is as simple as setting a glass outside (with a few exceptions, I understand rainy cemeteries are not a fun place to hang) then no one has any excuses to not have at least sun shower water and full moon water.
I keep a couple of gatorade bottles in my car. I mean if I'm already out and it starts raining and I'm by the cemetary, why not?
Also, it's an easy way to get sunshower water as well since many are at work during daylight hours. I go down to my car and put the bottle on my trunk and let it rain.
My biggest advice is to use tightly sealable jars as even water can get musty.
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