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Folk Names: Trefoil, Honeystalks, Three-leafed Grass
Ruler: Jupiter, Mercury
Element: Earth, Air, Fire, Water
Types: Red, White
Magickal Forms: Three leaf, four leaf, and five leaf
Basic Powers: Protection, Luck, Fertility, and Abundance
Clover was one of the anti-witch plants which protected human beings and animals from the spells of malevolent witches and the wiles of fairies, and brought good luck to those who kept it in the house, or wore it in their buttonholes or hats. Some varieties of clover have three distinctly heart shaped leaves ~ both elements, the number 3 and the shape, contribute to its benevolent reputation.
The shamrock, the form of clover that is synonymous with all things Irish – was known as the shamrakh in Arabic countries and symbolized the triple aspect of the Goddess. A symbol of luck, leprechauns, and wishes, the shamrock is a powerful talisman to carry.
It could be used in love-divination; and to dream of it was very fortunate for … Click here to read the rest of this article Source: shirleytwofeathers.com
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