Wednesday, February 8, 2012

Rest In Peace Spells

Rest In Peace Spells
Do the dead rest easy? Flowers and flowering shrubs may be planted on the grave to serve as barometers. Allegedly if the flowers thrive and bloom, there's no need to worry about whoever's in the grave. Of course some plants are considered better barometers than others. Marjaoram is believed to provide a good guarantee - if it thrives on a grave, the person within is certain to be content.

OTHER GRAVESITE PLANTINGS INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING:


* Plant aloe vera on the grqavesite in order to soothe the deceased, ease any sense of loneliness or abandonment, and prevent their longing for the living.

* A carpet of chamomile planted over a grave encourages the deat to sleep and also eases their passage to the next realm.

* Cover graves with a carpet of daisies and blue bells to bring peace to the deceased and joy to the bereaved, and to invite the presence of benevolent guardian spirits.

* Plant rowan trees in the cemetery, especially overlooking graves, to watch over the spirits of the dead.

* To encourage the dead to sleep peacefully and deeply, strew wild poppy seeds throughout the cenetery.

* Asphodel is allegedly among the favored foods of the dead. Asphodel is sometimes planted on graves, however the legend is also taken literally. Prepare asphodel - it's typically roasted - and leave it atop a grave to comfort and satisfy the deceased within.

* Tansy is described as an herb of life everlasting. It allegedly comforts the bereaved while assuring the dead that they will not be forgotten.

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Source: spellscasting.blogspot.com