Drought and lack of rain are a serious problem for urban residents and a real tragedy for summer residents, gardeners and villagers. The scorching sun in the summer months can destroy the entire crop in gardens, kitchen gardens and fields. Protracted drought is also dangerous by forest and steppe fires.
Our ancestors, who did not have access to modern urban conditions, developed spells and rituals to cause rain. They helped not only to conquer the heat, but also to provide themselves with supplies of provisions for the winter, preventing the sun from destroying seedlings and crops. But are rituals and spells effective to cause rain in our time? What are the ordinances to precipitate sediment? How and when should they be read? About what spells are required, how to cause rain at home, you will read in our article.
Rites of rain
Each nation has its own methods of precipitation. Rain spells are pagan conspiracies and are usually read by shamans, druids, and other spiritual leaders. However, in our time, when esoteric secrets are available to everyone, it is possible to cause the necessary rainfall at home and without complicated multi-year preparation.
Rituals for rain are found in both white and black magic. Dark ceremonies are dangerous for the energy field of a novice sorcerer, so their holding is not recommended. In addition, during the black rite, bloody sacrifices and presentation to lower forces as a gift of one's own blood are required. In turn, white spells do no harm to anyone, do not require bloody offerings and are effective in 80% of cases.
Simple rituals for calling rain in the hot period, which can be performed at home, include:
- Caucasian rite on the "Princess Shovel";
- Polesie ritual mourning of the mythical character - Makarka the drowned man;
- Slavic spell on the water;
- Romanian conspiracy on sheep's wool;
- Orthodox prayer plot in the rain;
- Belarusian rite of "River Plowing".
Let's talk more about each of these powerful rites.
Rite on the "Princess Shovel"
The ancient ritual to call rain and protect against forest fires is rooted in the customs of the Balkar Caucasians. Before the start of the action, a straw or rag stuffed animal should be built. Rags or straw are wrapped around a shovel so that its cloth serves as a stuffed animal instead of a head. The finished doll is dressed in old women's clothing and is called "Kurek biiche" - the Princess-Shovel. Two teenage boys should grab Kurek bijce by the arms, walk to her from house to house and sing:
“We went out in the evening,
We went out together.
Kurek biiche! We ask for rain!
Continuous rain will pour
Abundant bread will be erected.
Allah Akbar, Allah the Great,
Help Theyri get the rain! ”
To hold the Princess Shovel should be careful, with respect, as if it were a living woman. If you take the ritual seriously, without chuckles and mockery of the person being spoken, then the next day it will rain. It is not necessary to disassemble Kurek biice - after the rite, the scarecrow should be put in the garden or on the field.Thus, the Princess Shovel will not only scare away birds, but also attract rain to the crops.
Weeping for Makarka the Drowned
According to the ideas of the Slavic pagans of the pre-Christian era, the drowned were the lords of precipitation. Rain drowned in the spring, summer or autumn, snow and hail - winter drowned.
Residents of Polesie and in our time for the call of rain mourn the mythical drowned Makarka. For this rite you will need:
- Long stick;
- Well;
- Poppy seeds.
Grains of poppy are poured into the well, with a stick you need to stir up well water, as if stirring it. At the same time, one should be sentenced in the manner of crying for the dead:
“Son Macarushka!
Come to our land
Shed tears on yourself and others
Give the earth plenty to get drunk
Don't let the drought happen! ”
Or scream out loud:
“Makar drowned! Makarko drowned! Makarushka drowned! ”
After this, you should bow to the well, return to the house and pray for the repose of the drowned and suicides. Prayer can be any - depending on the religion and denomination that the caster adheres to.
Water spell
Water capturing for all occasions is very popular among the Slavs. For a water spell to cause rain, it is necessary to collect morning dew and water from a natural source. When mixing these liquids, the caster says:
“How do I interfere with the key water,
So in heaven, black clouds with a white cloud mix.
Mix, water, mix, healing,
To heal Mother Earth,
Yes, dry shoots - to drink,
Yes, so that strong shoots grow,
Yes, reached for the red sun! "
Then the resulting liquid must be thrown out through the window, saying:
“Beauty has entered the room -
Yes, I poured some water out the window!
How I poured, how I did not regret -
Let the sky pour out and not regret it!
No sooner said than done -
Let it be, as I said! ”
This rain spell is very powerful. It may rain after an hour after reading the plot. If this does not happen, you can repeat the routine until it starts to drizzle. It is important that the rain called in this way will not be strong and long.
Sheepskin spell
A powerful Romanian plot to cause rain is read on sheep's wool. A sheepskin product or thread for yarn is suitable as a material for the ceremony. The rite is performed on a specially dried plot of land near the caster’s home. The sheepskin is soaked with water and at noon rises to the sun, wrapped in the hem of the kitchen apron of the mistress of the house. The following should be said:
“Heavenly sheep!
Get on my porch!
Water shed key
Yes, in my hem woolen!
How much water is in my hem -
So it will be in my field! ”
In this case, it is necessary to squeeze the water from the sheepskin onto dry ground, bow three times and return to the house. This rite will invoke rain for the next week after casting the spell.
River plowing
In Belarus, there is the following pagan rite to call rain:
- Women gather at the river;
- Armed with wooden tools, they "plow" the river, singing the following recruiting songs:
“Rain!” Rain Lei is stronger!
Hit the river more fun!
We plow the river,
We will plow the earth
So that you water our field,
Gardens, round dances,
Our cribs, our huts -
All that we are rich now!
So that we have a harvest -
Rain, rain, water! ”
Or:
“Go, rain,
You will be a borsch!
Go out, go out to the krinitsa -
There you will find a sister -
Water, natural,
Bright, hello! ”
The more fun this rite is, the more chances women have for calling rain.
Rain Prayer
It is possible to cause rain not only with the help of pagan spells. Prayer conspiracies based on Orthodox prayers are also very powerful. One of the most powerful texts to be read on a rising moon night is presented below:
“Lord, the One God both on Earth and in Heaven! Let it be according to Your word that rain will fall on the earth, not such as You sent down for our transgressions during the Great Flood, but fruitful, pure - for the salvation of our sinful souls! For you are all-good, Lord, and merciful, now, and ever, and forever and ever, Amen! ”
Then, crossing yourself and turning to face the moon, you should read:
“In the name of the Lord our God, One and Sinless, I conjure:
Rain is omnipresent, healing rain!
Fall to the ground, sprinkle it with your life-giving moisture!
Amen!"
This spell is one of the strongest, so it can rain while casting it. However, one should not stop - it is necessary to read out the conspiracy to call the rain to the end.
Rain Conspiracy or Spell
In the process of casting a spell to attract rain, a novice sorcerer can overdo it. Therefore, just in case, we suggest that you familiarize yourself with the reverse plot for good weather:
“Stand opposite each other, Angels of Good and Angels of Evil!
Cast away Earth, thunder and lightning,
Cast away, the firmament of Heaven, rain and hail!
Let the rain stop
The earth will dry out
Yes, the lost balance will be restored!
In the name of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit, Amen! ”
The reverse spell should be repeated 3 times, after which you throw a handful of earth from a flower pot onto the street and overshadow yourself with the sign of the Cross three times. Rainfall will stop soon.
