Plants, fruits and flowers are also part of magical
ingredients in Southeast Asia. Below are just some of the examples:
Kenanga (Ylang-ylang/香水树)
It is said that Ylang-ylang twig has the power to enhance
sales.
The method is:
·
Collect a piece of Ylang-ylang twig on a Friday
night and write the below inscription:
Grape Vine (葡萄藤)
If someone has stolen your valuable items, you may perform
the below ritual to punish the thief:
·
Write the below words on a piece of grape vine.
·
After that hit the vine onto the floor and then
break a section of the vine.
·
Continue until you have broken the full length
of the vine.
·
It is believed that for every strike on the
floor, the thief will suffer severe pain as if being stroke by a cane!
Chempaka Putih (Champak
Alba/白兰花)
It is said that the Chempaka Putih flowers have the power to
enable a buyer to strike a cheap deal.
The method is:
·
Pluck two pieces of Chempaka Putih flowers and
write the below inscriptions on both of the flowers.
·
After that leave one flower at home while bring
the other along to see potential sellers:
If God permits it, you will get what you want cheap.
Chempaka Kuning
(Champak Yellow/黄兰花)
·
Planting and wearing Champak yellow is said to
reinforce one’s office or power within an organization.
Jati (Teak Wood/柚木)
It is believed that the new leaves of teak wood can prevent
lightning strike.
The method is:
·
Get some new teak wood leaves and chew it until
mashed.
·
Wrap the crushed leaves with a piece of tin foil
and carry the package along when you want to go out during a thunder storm.
Water Lily (睡莲)
·
Clears one’s troubled mind and maintaining
household harmony.
Grapefruit (葡萄柚)
If someone is suffering from repeated and prolonged illness,
then one can try the below ritual:
·
Collect some sap of grapefruit tree and draw the
below talisman.
·
After that let the patient wear it.
If God permits, then the patient will recover.
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