#HalloweenStories

#HalloweenStories

Do you ever use Graveyard Dirt in your Art?

Sure, it sounds a little creepy going out there and scooping up soil out of a cemetery, but some do. Like many of my friends for some traditional work. You can scoop some dirt from a loved one and, intent to use it for a love spell. Or incorporate it into malevolent workings, curses, hexes... Taken from a very wicked person, will double your chance of success. It's very imperative from which grave it's taken.

Anyone is able to go in a cemetery and easily obtain dirt. I suggest that you do in a respectful and honorable manner. You can choose a grave from someone you knew in life, a family member or friends who have passed. Mines are coming from my ancestors. I do feel very confident. This way, I know that I can use it for positive workings like prosperity or assistance and protection.

It's always a good idea to say thank you and leave an offering as a token of appreciation for what has been taken.

#HalloweenSeason

Mountainous Parts of the Northern Hemisphere.

#EnvironmentalUse

I never really was a flower kind of guy. Sure, I gave flowers to people in the past like my mother or my loved ones but, they had never grabbed my interest.

But Chrysanthemum plants, really touched my sore spot. They are one of the four symbolic seasonal flowers but really start blooming in early Autumn up to entire November month. So, you don't have to worry about some little freezing nights because these flowers will stay beautiful.

And if you decide to keep them inside, they will reduce the indoor air pollution and leave the house with more fresh air. So they have an environmental use and are the perfect flowers for Halloween decorations.

As they say, without plants life on earth would not be possible.

#Wildlandscapes

Grande Vallée de Chertsey, Lanaudière, Québec, Canada.

#PowerOfTheMind

Happy Halloween folks.

#TheBelievers

Mountainous Parts of the Northern Hemisphere.