The Magic of the Horse Shoe by Robert Means Lawrence WHOLESALE-HIDE and in the deep decadent

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Braids of sweetgrass have been burned during ceremonies for generations by Northern American Indians

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The Magic of the Horse Shoe by Robert Means Lawrence WHOLESALE-HIDE and in the deep decadentAuthor: Robert Means Lawrence This charming exploration of traditional magical lore takes, as its starting point, the magical uses and traditions of the horseshoe, tracing its significance through ancient cultures and its association with magical traditions of horns, the moon, and the serpent all with a central focus upon the magical work of protection. Explored also are the magical virtues of fire, iron and salt, and a wealth of charms, amulets,