In Chinese folk magic, apples are known to be used for peace and safety.
A bride on her way to her wedding would hold an apple in both hands for a harmonious marriage ahead.
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In Chinese folk magic, apples are known to be used for peace and safety.
A bride on her way to her wedding would hold an apple in both hands for a harmonious marriage ahead.
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My brother asking me about my little protection array. Me: Dad gave me the Iron Nail on one of the jobsites I went with him too. It's symbolic. Me: the Jar us full of herbs as a little protection charm my boyfriend made me. It helps me sleep and keeps bad things out of my room. Me: the Doll I found walking to the bus stop. I just couldn't leave her behind. I've taken her everywhere I take my backpack ever since. Brother: And what, a Pewter Spoon? For... blessing? Me: ..... thats the spoon I stole from Olive Garden.
Cursed and Blessed Objects.
Cursed Objects are items possessed by a malevolent spirit or a concentration of evil. Generally speaking, a cursed object causes the user to injure/kill themselves or others via its use. They want to be used, and it can be difficult to resist the temptation even knowing the consequences. Weaker cursed objects can be destroyed similar to a malevolent spirit. Most however will escape unspelled containment and regenerate damage. The only option for these is sealing in a Curse Box. Blessed Objects are much rarer; a benevolent spirit attached to an item. A Blessed object is one without danger of becoming malevolent- any others are simply considered dormant cursed objects. The ghost tied to a blessed object must be unusually patient and/or an ancestral spirit refered to as a Mane. More often than not, a blessed object contains a nature spirit or tribal totemic spirit. While Objects are considered neither cursed or blessed, they have been noticed to have a negative effect on the mentality and lives of their owners. Objects identified in the field are to be treated as Class I Cursed Objects and reported immediately. (See Also: Objects)