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The Lantern Keeper's All Saints' Lost and Found Spell ~ The Dead Walk the Dark Paths for You ~ Missing Rings, Wandering Pets, Vanished Money and Slipped Away Chances Are Led Back Into Your Hands

<p>Something you lost is still out there. The dead can see where it is.</p> <p>At 12:18 AM Eastern on Sunday, November 1, the waning Moon leaves Cancer and enters proud, fiery Leo, joining Mars and Jupiter, who are both already in Leo. Courage, boldness, luck and the power to be seen gather together in one sign. The Sun is in Scorpio, Mercury is retrograde in Scorpio, and at 3:28 PM Eastern the Moon reaches its last quarter, a decisive turning point that clears the old to make room for the new. This is All Saints' Day, the first day after Samhain, when the veil is still drawn thin.</p> <p>Long before pumpkins, Irish and Scottish families carved turnips and lit them as lanterns at Samhain. The lanterns were said to guide friendly spirits home and to let the Lantern Keepers, the watchful dead who walk the dark roads, see their way. Spirits see what the living cannot, including every lost thing tucked under a cushion, wandering down a road or forgotten in a drawer. On All Saints' night, while the veil is still thin, I light the old turnip lantern and ask them to lead what is yours back home.</p> <p><strong>Very effective for:</strong></p> <ul> <li>A lost wedding ring, heirloom or piece of jewelry</li> <li>Keys, wallets, phones and important papers</li> <li>A pet that wandered off</li> <li>Money you are owed that vanished, such as a deposit or a missing check</li> <li>A lost password, file or account you cannot recover</li> <li>A job lead or opportunity that slipped away</li> <li>A lost contact, such as an old friend's phone number or address</li> <li>Items lost in a move or by an airline</li> <li>Things a deceased relative hid</li> <li>Your own lost motivation or sense of direction</li> </ul> <p>Unchecked, what is lost stays lost, and you keep searching the same places over and over.</p> <p><strong>The Unexpected Power of the Lantern Keeper</strong></p> <p>The results often show up as:</p> <ul> <li>Finding something while looking for something else</li> <li>A sudden memory of where you put it</li> <li>Strangers returning lost items</li> <li>Money turning up in old accounts or envelopes</li> <li>A pet found nearby or seen by a neighbor</li> <li>Opportunities circling back</li> </ul> <p><strong>Items Used in Your Casting:</strong></p> <ul> <li><strong>Carved turnip lantern</strong> ~ The original Samhain lantern, lit so the Lantern Keepers can see the path to your lost thing</li> <li><strong>Brass pendulum</strong> ~ Swung over a map or floor plan to find where the lost thing lies</li> <li><strong>Map or floor plan</strong> ~ Drawn for your home or area so the pendulum can point the way</li> <li><strong>Red thread</strong> ~ Tied around your name to pull the lost thing back to you</li> <li><strong>Bay leaf</strong> ~ Written with what was lost and burned to send the request</li> <li><strong>Mugwort</strong> ~ Opens the inner sight for finding and seeing</li> <li><strong>Small bell</strong> ~ Rung to call the lost thing home</li> </ul> <p><strong>Needed:</strong></p> <ul> <li>Your full name, birth date and photo if available</li> <li>What was lost, when and where it was last seen</li> <li>A photo of the item or pet if available</li> </ul> <p>Your spell photo is emailed to you once your casting is complete.</p> <p>Order by Sunday, November 1 at 6:00 PM Eastern so your lantern is lit on All Saints' night!</p>

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  • <p>Something you lost is still out there. The dead can see where it is.</p> <p>At 12:18 AM Eastern on Sunday, November 1, the waning Moon leaves Cancer and enters proud, fiery Leo, joining Mars and Jupiter, who are both already in Leo. Courage, boldness, luck and the power to be seen gather together in one sign. The Sun is in Scorpio, Mercury is retrograde in Scorpio, and at 3:28 PM Eastern the Moon reaches its last quarter, a decisive turning point that clears the old to make room for the new. This is All Saints' Day, the first day after Samhain, when the veil is still drawn thin.</p> <p>Long before pumpkins, Irish and Scottish families carved turnips and lit them as lanterns at Samhain. The lanterns were said to guide friendly spirits home and to let the Lantern Keepers, the watchful dead who walk the dark roads, see their way. Spirits see what the living cannot, including every lost thing tucked under a cushion, wandering down a road or forgotten in a drawer. On All Saints' night, while the veil is still thin, I light the old turnip lantern and ask them to lead what is yours back home.</p> <p><strong>Very effective for:</strong></p> <ul> <li>A lost wedding ring, heirloom or piece of jewelry</li> <li>Keys, wallets, phones and important papers</li> <li>A pet that wandered off</li> <li>Money you are owed that vanished, such as a deposit or a missing check</li> <li>A lost password, file or account you cannot recover</li> <li>A job lead or opportunity that slipped away</li> <li>A lost contact, such as an old friend's phone number or address</li> <li>Items lost in a move or by an airline</li> <li>Things a deceased relative hid</li> <li>Your own lost motivation or sense of direction</li> </ul> <p>Unchecked, what is lost stays lost, and you keep searching the same places over and over.</p> <p><strong>The Unexpected Power of the Lantern Keeper</strong></p> <p>The results often show up as:</p> <ul> <li>Finding something while looking for something else</li> <li>A sudden memory of where you put it</li> <li>Strangers returning lost items</li> <li>Money turning up in old accounts or envelopes</li> <li>A pet found nearby or seen by a neighbor</li> <li>Opportunities circling back</li> </ul> <p><strong>Items Used in Your Casting:</strong></p> <ul> <li><strong>Carved turnip lantern</strong> ~ The original Samhain lantern, lit so the Lantern Keepers can see the path to your lost thing</li> <li><strong>Brass pendulum</strong> ~ Swung over a map or floor plan to find where the lost thing lies</li> <li><strong>Map or floor plan</strong> ~ Drawn for your home or area so the pendulum can point the way</li> <li><strong>Red thread</strong> ~ Tied around your name to pull the lost thing back to you</li> <li><strong>Bay leaf</strong> ~ Written with what was lost and burned to send the request</li> <li><strong>Mugwort</strong> ~ Opens the inner sight for finding and seeing</li> <li><strong>Small bell</strong> ~ Rung to call the lost thing home</li> </ul> <p><strong>Needed:</strong></p> <ul> <li>Your full name, birth date and photo if available</li> <li>What was lost, when and where it was last seen</li> <li>A photo of the item or pet if available</li> </ul> <p>Your spell photo is emailed to you once your casting is complete.</p> <p>Order by Sunday, November 1 at 6:00 PM Eastern so your lantern is lit on All Saints' night!</p>
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Something you lost is still out there. The dead can see where it is.

At 12:18 AM Eastern on Sunday, November 1, the waning Moon leaves Cancer and enters proud, fiery Leo, joining Mars and Jupiter, who are both already in Leo. Courage, boldness, luck and the power to be seen gather together in one sign. The Sun is in Scorpio, Mercury is retrograde in Scorpio, and at 3:28 PM Eastern the Moon reaches its last quarter, a decisive turning point that clears the old to make room for the new. This is All Saints' Day, the first day after Samhain, when the veil is still drawn thin.

Long before pumpkins, Irish and Scottish families carved turnips and lit them as lanterns at Samhain. The lanterns were said to guide friendly spirits home and to let the Lantern Keepers, the watchful dead who walk the dark roads, see their way. Spirits see what the living cannot, including every lost thing tucked under a cushion, wandering down a road or forgotten in a drawer. On All Saints' night, while the veil is still thin, I light the old turnip lantern and ask them to lead what is yours back home.

Very effective for:

  • A lost wedding ring, heirloom or piece of jewelry
  • Keys, wallets, phones and important papers
  • A pet that wandered off
  • Money you are owed that vanished, such as a deposit or a missing check
  • A lost password, file or account you cannot recover
  • A job lead or opportunity that slipped away
  • A lost contact, such as an old friend's phone number or address
  • Items lost in a move or by an airline
  • Things a deceased relative hid
  • Your own lost motivation or sense of direction

Unchecked, what is lost stays lost, and you keep searching the same places over and over.

The Unexpected Power of the Lantern Keeper

The results often show up as:

  • Finding something while looking for something else
  • A sudden memory of where you put it
  • Strangers returning lost items
  • Money turning up in old accounts or envelopes
  • A pet found nearby or seen by a neighbor
  • Opportunities circling back

Items Used in Your Casting:

  • Carved turnip lantern ~ The original Samhain lantern, lit so the Lantern Keepers can see the path to your lost thing
  • Brass pendulum ~ Swung over a map or floor plan to find where the lost thing lies
  • Map or floor plan ~ Drawn for your home or area so the pendulum can point the way
  • Red thread ~ Tied around your name to pull the lost thing back to you
  • Bay leaf ~ Written with what was lost and burned to send the request
  • Mugwort ~ Opens the inner sight for finding and seeing
  • Small bell ~ Rung to call the lost thing home

Needed:

  • Your full name, birth date and photo if available
  • What was lost, when and where it was last seen
  • A photo of the item or pet if available

Order by Sunday, November 1 at 6:00 PM Eastern so your lantern is lit on All Saints' night!

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