>>7216889

idk what the fuck I'm doing but here you go

The Magickal Aspects of Corn

Corn is a clear indication of summer and the bounty of the harvest for many Witches. It is a symbol of fertility and is often used to invoke Mother Earth.

Whether it is used as a centerpiece, a wreath for your front door, or as a delicious side dish at your next meal, corn pops up in a variety of ways from mid-late summer through fall.

Corn teaches us the mysteries of life, death, and rebirth. The infamous Fleur-de-lis is the spiritual representation of the corn and is closely related to the higher self or third eye of sacred sight, inspired by French settlers. In France and Europe, this symbol represents the saints and often depicted with a lily, and most prominently in association with St. Joseph and royalty.

In the Americas, the Fleur d li became the symbol of corn, the middle representing the corn cob and the two leaf-like accents representing the husk. Many cultures revered corn as a spiritual element, which is regarded as a symbol of longevity, prosperity, protection, and spirituality.

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Magickal: Aspects:

Protection, Divination, Good Luck, Mother Goddess Energy, Sacred Feminine, Fertility, Abundance & Stability

Associated Deities:

The Corn Mother

Atna (Arikara)

Chicha (South American)

Corn Maidens/Kachina Mana (Hopi)

Corn Mother (Wabanaki)

Little Giver (Seminole)

Mondawmin (Ojibwe)

Selu (Cherokee)

*Spirit of the Corn (Iroquois)

*Unknown Woman (Choctaw)

Spell Work:

Scatter Blue Corn to bless your land and home, and to purify spaces.

To protect a baby from danger or illness, place an ear of corn in the baby’s cradle.

Hang dried corn stalks above your mirrors to bring good luck to the household.

Toss corn pollen into the air when you want to summon rain.

Consume white corn for spiritual insight.

Shout your financial wishes or wishes related to love at popcorn while it is popping will manifest your desires.

Corn silk is an effective ingredient in love spells.

>>7216990

Corn has been used by various tribes over the centuries and used in rituals, it is a symbol of fertility, life, eternity and resurrection. Corn was also used for divination purposes, it was practiced by the ancient Aztecs, it was often used in elaborate healing ceremonies. Corn is still considered sacred by many tribes and is treated with great reverence, it is thought to bring blessing and heightened spiritual enlightenment. In around 1000 BC lentils were used for trading. The Germans believed that by eating millet on the first day of the year, it would bring them good luck and prosperity throughout the year. In ancient times rice was use by the Japanese as a form of payment for work done, or to buy items, it was also used to keep away evil spirits. If a child had trouble sleeping, a bowl of rice was placed next to the bed as a way to ward off the spirits that were thought to be disturbing the child. When eating a rice cake visualise money and protection, it is also thought to be useful for fertility. Rye is thought to contain the power to help a person give and receive love and caraway seeds enhance this energy. The ancients Greeks placed crowns of wheat on the heads of brides and grooms as a symbol of fertility. Garlic bread is a powerful protection food and is enjoyed in many cultures.

Bread was considered a sacred food by the Egyptians and it was offered to the deities and stocked in tombs along with other foods. Eating was a part of many Pagan religions, rituals using barley were performed in healing ceremonies, barley can also be used for prosperity spells. Corn is used for spiritual rituals and was used as a divination tool in Mexico, corn is also related to the four directions, north, south, east and west. Corn was often placed on altars as a gift to the gods. Oats are prepared and eaten while visualising prosperity, think of prosperity and abundance while preparing a meal of oats and visualise prosperity and abundance while eating oats. Rice is linked with love and good fortune, the Japanese used to eat red rice for good luck, it was also scattered to keep away evil spirits. Rice has been used as a magic potion for centuries. Wheat is a symbol of the goddess energy and is used for prosperity and for protection. Cakes and sweet pies are associated with love and are also used in religious ceremonies throughout the world, the wedding cake is a symbol of love and an important part of a marriage ceremony. Hot cross buns are baked at Easter time and are a representation of the sun’s yang energy that makes things grow, eaten on Easter Friday they are thought to bring good luck.

>>Corn is used for spiritual rituals and was used as a divination tool in Mexico, corn is also related to the four directions, North, South, East and West.

>>7217052

Q connection?

Made me think of this..