Acorn

Acorn

The acorn comes from such a wondrous tree that is sometimes referred to as the “king” of all trees.

The acorn, as the seed of the mighty Oaktree, has long been considered a symbol of strength and power. Many different cultures view the acorn in different ways. Acorns were carried by soldiers to protect them in battle. They were worn around women’s necks as jewelry to ward off aging and even placed on the windowsills of houses as lightning protection. Since oak trees take many, many years to mature and only old trees bear fruit, the humble acorn is also a symbol of patience.

Beautiful giant colorful brown oak leaves can mark the real material world in life. Each oak tree can symbolize a variety of occult works. The use of an acorn during occult work was popular. It’s all about beginnings and possibilities. The acorn was used in ancient times to create magic spells. In pagan times, the oak signified midsummer.

There are many occult works associated with this wondrous tree. Acorns are also associated with love spells that are directly related to increasing fertility. In some cultures they are also used for divination. Acorns are also associated with decorating in the festival of Samhain. The Samhain Festival is part of the Wiccan Wheel of the Year and falls on Halloween. Acorns are best planted in the warning of the moon to attract riches. This point of the moon is connected with the hidden astral worlds. It was associated with growth. By making an offering (like red wine or coins) to the roots of the tree, you will ensure yourself better luck.

The white oak is associated with purity and strength. A brown oak is often associated with unlocking a road and can be used to unlock spells. Additional grounding. In ancient occult work, acorns were placed on the edge of a window to instill patience and protection. As we have already touched on, the acorn signifies strength, but also good luck.

Placing an acorn in your own bathroom creates good luck, patience, new beginnings and growth. Surprisingly, the acorn can be poisonous when eaten. When cattle eat too many acorns, it can cause birth defects. Acorn in occult terms associated with positivity and new beginnings. Acorns on the windowsill in front of the moon collect money. There are many magical properties of both oak and acorns.

Here are some additional superstitions related to acorns

• Wear an acorn around your neck for protection, especially on children.

In England, the many acorns mean that the crop will suffer.