Unique Dog Medicine Cards ~ Forth set

Unique Dog Medicine Cards ~ third set

Unique Medicine Cards ~ Second Set

Unique dog medicine cards ~ First group

                        Remember to check out the backers and see how to use these cards

Unique Dog Medicine Cards By Karlyn Rayne (backers)

I have been creating a unique medicine card centered around my love of dogs. I will be posting them as time permits. To use simply print them off and back them with any design you wish. I have included four possibles, but the ideas are endless. One I included is a color-able version. Then simply laminate for a one of a kind medicine deck. If making your own backing remember to size it to the cards 430x500.

To use simply shuffle the deck and choose a card.

The backers

SPELL TO RID OF NASTY ASTRAL SLIME

After Chakra cleansing in the evening by the ocean or a large body of water like a river
or lake or pond, as the sun sets so your bad fortune will drain away.
Hold a stone or object that you find and feel is appropriate and project all the nasty slimy
and inky feeling you picked up from this person into it. Really focus on letting all your
emotions about it as well and let them flow into the rock. When you have done this say:

"I release this astral slime
And all darkness which is not mine
I let go of all that may have harmed
My aura is bright all negativity released
And I am charmed"
 

Now throw the rock into the water preferably as the sun drops below the horizon and
be conscious of its fading light taking away your bad feelings from this person.
You can do this spell on then first night of the waning moon (after a full moon) for
seven nights if you really feel tainted. Also Place 1/2 cup vinegar, a bunch of fresh
or rosemary and 1 tablespoon of sea salt in your bath. Light a white and a blue candle.
Imagine yourself surrounded by blue light, giving you positive energy.
Visualize all of the negative energy and astral slime leaving your body through every pore.

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