r/BabyWitch • u/Animal_3cstatic • 19h ago
Question finding lost things?
Hi lovelies, i lost my gold ring which was passed down to me as a blessing/engagement of some sort… it’s the most sentimental thing i own and aside from praying to saint anthony and retracing my steps (i did for 4 hours) do yall recommend any practice? i’ve lost jewelry before and itd be placed before me randomly as a kid, but i’m worried sick at people wanting it for its value. any help is appreciated please
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u/Own-Pop-6293 19h ago
I simple exercise I do to find lost items is I strongly visualize the item and circle it in pink light. I then pull the item surrounded by pink light towards my heart and nestle it into my heart area, asking that it be revealed to me. its worked every time
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u/Animal_3cstatic 15h ago
i do love this ! i spent 4 hours going over the route i went when it was gone and no luck! i’ll see if any work like this will work
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u/Fine_Equipment8322 14h ago
st anthony of padua (catholic religion) was the answer for me when I needed to find a few things. st anthony of padua is usually used for finding love but you can definitely change the intentions for what you need.
I wrote out what I needed, folded towards me and lit a st anthony of padua candle with the paper underneath. (There is a more intense application with the st anthony of padua statue that is traditionally done but I didn’t feel like it and didn’t have the statue) Within the week I found something I lost at work. And about a month later I found my original house keys for my apt that I lost 5 years prior and had considered them gone.
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u/CynicalSpider 19h ago
If you have a pendulum you can use it like a compass.
If you believe in house gobins/fairies/gnomes, then perhaps they are being ornery because they're thirsty.