Lunar

protection pennies 

I have been using protection pennies in my space warding for years now, and I find them to be a really useful aspect to my home wards. They are very simple and one dimensional, so they work best layered with other warding or protection practises. However, I do find them to be useful as a physical representation of protection.

ingredients: 

shiny and clean pennies, one for each threshold that you wish to protect

salt, you can also use green or black salt

conker shells, or something else that is symbolic of protection

a black permanent marker 

warding & protection sigils 

method:

Take your pennies and wipe them over so that the surface is clean. Then, use your black marker to draw warding and protection sigils on the tail side of them. 

Once the ink has dried on these, place them in or on something that you associate with a protective home. I used halves of a spiky conker shell, which there are lots of during this time of year. You could also use snail shells or sea shells, just make sure you are obtaining these ethically. 

Cover your pennies with salt, you can make black salt for this step. This is where conker shells come in handy as they act as little bowls for the salt and the pennies. 

Leave to charge for a little while, preferably under a dark or waning moon. Once they are charged, place the pennies above doorways, entrances and windows in your home. Ensure that your space is already cleansed before you place them.

and u may not like ur hands but they can hold flowers and other hands and help braid hair

and u may not like ur nose but it helps u smell nice candles and the earth after it rains and the nice lotion u put on

u may not like ur eyes but they help u see pretty people and cute dogs and cats and all the bright colors around you.

you may not like ur legs but they can help u walk through fields of flowers and through cities full of beautiful buildings

A folded origami (could be from a colored sheet of paper, a white sheet of paper or even a page from a book, extra points if it’s in your native language)

A homemade book mark (decore it with quotes, pressed flowers or magazine cut outs)

Your favorite recipe (extra points if it’s traditional in your country)

A small coin

A small button

A list of things you like about the other person

An acrostic for their name

A local myth or legend

Small jewelry or a bracelet

Stickers

A printed photograph of yourself, your dog or something you found in your backyard

A perfume sample

A bunch of jokes or riddles

Pressed leaves or flowers

A home-made crossword puzzle

A knitting or sewing pattern

A coded message

A finger-puppet

A small happy birthday card

Your favorite quotes

Sure! Cocricot is a Japanese texture pack and accompanying mod that changes the textures of already existing blocks and adds tons of amazing new blocks!

http://cocricot.pics/download.html is the link to the official website where you can download both! It's in Japanese but it translates easily

It should look like this and you want version 1.12.2 and the mod, you will also need to install it on Minecraft while running 1.12.2

Also remember you need optifine and forge downloaded for 1.12.2 first in order to run texture packs and mods, which can be rough but there are tons of tutorials on YouTube on how to download them properly!

Once you've done all of that the texture pack goes in the "resource pack" folder and the mod goes in the mod folder. You need to go into the resource packs section of the title screen and press the arrow to put it in the game. After that you should have the new texture and all of the new blocks in your inventory!

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