A quick word about intuition

While doing a working, I felt a need to use rotten eggs, for the compound and sulfuric nature, and with no apparent connection. Even more curious I had made a jar of them months back. I had some boiled eggs that were overcooked so i placed them in a jar of vinegar.

I set out to find out more on why?

It occurred to me that somewhere somebody had to have used them before in order for me to get this notion. As I started to search through my books and found little references, I couldn’t find much about eggs other than for blessings for protection, nothing really about rotten eggs, it would make sense that a rotting food of course would definitely be helpful in a counter working, especially one that smells so horrid. It made sense for driving out, similarly to devils dung.

Then I came across working done on or near Bealtaine, called Piseóg, they’re not exactly the word for curse and often times are more associated to superstition, charms and spells, but when enacting a Piseóg a common ingredient is a rotting meat or eggs which would bring ill fortune to the person or land it was enacted on.

I write this to say, your intuition is not by chance, sometimes it is a remembering. Take notes and research the seemingly insignificant ideas that might bubble up, you may uncover a message from your ancestors & as we are nearing Samhain; one of many festivals of the dead,

the message becomes more clear 💚

Dá fhada an lá tagann an tráthnóna.

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