Can you sit with me 'til sunrise?
I'll keep you warm against the cold.
While the world lies quiet beneath a dusky sky,
Let's take one last ride before the morning unfolds.
Here on the horse's back, it's peaceful—
Ethereal beings, heaven-sent.
If you listen close, you'll hear their secrets,
Whispers rooted in love’s deep scent.
Wild Heart, I'd chase you through every storm and sunrise.
Will you sit with me at midnight,
So I can rest near your gentle side?
I'd never wish to tame you,
Only watch you run free.
From dusk to dawn,
From summer to winter’s snow-draped sting.
Wild Thing, may I stay your muse?
Through every season in between.
Wild One, with your wild heart,
Galloping through a moonlit dream—
Eternally unbound, our hearts entwined,
Forever, you and me.
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I really like what they are doing with Misty in G5! I occasionally will watch tell your tale and I think it’s mostly p mid but there are a few REALLY neat ones like S2E5 (seen above) which starts the ‘plot line’ of Misty becoming the new magic expert and spell user! She even gets a cool spellbook and goes to the hall of G4 references! Misty is my fave G5 character by a long shot (Zipp is p based too) and I am going to keep watching mainly to see what’s up with her!
I have not seen a post made about the use of horseshoes in witchcraft or practices so I thought I'd make one.
Originally, horse shoes were created to help protect a horse's hoof, especially when walking long distances. Today, they're used for the same reason, to protect the horse's hoof. They can correct hoof problems, support weak tendons in the horse's leg, and help with sensitive soles, along with a ton of other uses.
Horse shoes were originally made from iron. Today, they are made from steel, which is an alloy made of iron and carbon to help improve the strength of the metal. Iron has been known to ward of evil spirits and particularly fae; unsheelie fae specifically.
We all know that horse shoes are considered "lucky". People often wear necklaces with a little horse shoe on it. The open end of the horse shoe would "catch" the good luck if it was facing up.
There is a lot of legends and stories tied around the horse shoe, from different cultures and religions. But they all collectively have the same meaning and usage.
To condense it down, here are some cut and dry uses of the horseshoe:
To bring Good Luck and Prosperity to the owner or the home.
To bring Good Health to the owner or the home
To protect live stock and horses by hanging the horse shoe above the barn, by the barn door, or in isle ways.
To protect the home against evil spirits and fae by hanging the horse shoe above or beside the door.
To protect against the Evil Eye, due to the horse shoe being a rough "eye" shape.
Sailors nailed horseshoes to their ships and vessels to avoid storms and to protect them at sea.
So how would you in-cooperate horse shoes into your craft? Looking back on the many different "original" uses that I listed above, you can use them for a lot of things.
Uses for Horse Shoes in Witchcraft:
Use them in spells to bring in good luck, fortune, and prosperity. I recently did a prosperity spell where I placed my cauldron in the middle of the horse shoe. I anointed the horse shoe with my luck and prosperity oil.
Use them to promote good health. Horse shoes are used on horses specifically to aid in hoof health. Some horses need them. Some don't. But a lot of horses benefit from the use of a horse shoe on the bottom of their hooves, whether their heels are run down into the ground or they have tendon issues. Horse shoes help with hoof health. So use them to help promote good health for you or for home. Please don't use this in place of medical treatment.
Use them as protection. You can hang them at the entrance of your home, above the door or beside it. If you have horses or own a barn, you can also place a horse shoe above the barn entrance or beside it to help protect the horses and your property.
Use them to ward off harmful spirits and fae. I would take this one with a little bit of caution. Horseshoes can ward off some spirits and fae, it was specifically used to ward of Unsheelie Fae. If you have Sheelie Fae around, you can use it to protect against them but I would advice not to since they are more of an "approachable" fae. Usually, leaving out an offering can respectfully deter them from causing harm or bothering you. Please do your research on Fae specifically before interacting with them.
Use as protection against the Evil Eye. The horse shoe is usually in a crescent shape, a lot of people use that as a representation of an eye.
Equine magic. If you work with equine spirits, gods or goddesses associated with horses, or work with the sacred magic of the horse. You can use horse shoes in your practice, however you see fit. They can represent the horse or the power of the horse.
Use for safe travel. Another use of the horse shoe is to help make it safer for the horse to walk, especially on difficult surfaces or longer distances. Horses that work in the carriage business usually have shoes since they are normally walking on pavement. So use horse shoes can be used for safe travels!
If I have missed anything, feel free to add onto this post! I hope this helped some people since I haven't really seen a post like this one before. I know a lot of people know for sure that horse shoes are "lucky", but there's a lot of other uses for them too!
In Slavic folklore, the horse is everything and nothing at all. It’s a spectre stepping out of a grave, carrying the underworld and the very concept of death on its back. It’s the pierce of lightning through bruised clouds heavy with sleet. It’s a thunderstorm, a sacrifice, a beast of divination, the wisest companion and the very concept of life itself.
Folktales of the horse are always told around the transmutable times of the year. They’re whispered during the longest night, while ember sparks float through the black of frigid, winter air. When the sun hangs in the sky for what feels like infinity, tales of the horse gallop between groups celebrating the summer solstice. Words curl around your ears during the equinoxes as the russet, bronze and ecru leaves finally fall from the trees, and as fields wake in a menagerie of life and colour. The foal is born, it lives and dies with the year, as the world turns on.
A horse will give you sage advice, bring messages from the underworld and divine from the net of fate what the future heralds and what course to take. Listen, and heed, what words it brings.
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Just remembering today that I was at a party with some friends and my friend jokingly said "it's because you're a witch" to me when her 7 year old son interrupts and says "she's not a witch she doesn't fly on a broom". My instant reply was "because I have a flying horse" and then showed him and his 5 year old friend jumping pictures. Both of them are completely convinced I am a witch who rides a flying horse now and that's honestly the best thing ever.
Would you folks by chance know of any resources about any sort of magic that is specifically horse-related?
I don't have any specific resources for horses, but it seems to me that it would be pretty easy to use other standardized magical practices with your horse. You could braid their mane and use knot magic while doing that. You could put sigils on your saddle pads, or even possibly on the undersides of your bridle or breast collar. You could also hang things from the bridle or saddle that are magically charged (such as tassles). You could paint your horses hooves and put magix into that. Or place sigils under your bell boots, if you use them.
I think there are lots of ways to use "standard" magic and apply it to a horse's gear. It's just a matter of figuring out what type of result you're wanting and what works best for you :>
