However, you can only use a horseshoe that's actually been on a horse--and a found horseshoe works better than being given a used one by a blacksmith or a horse owner. Be sure to hang the horseshoe over the front door, prongs up. That way the luck won't "pour out."

According to legend, if you recite the phrase "Citrun Nueve" when starting a new project or when dressing in the morning you will have good luck.

To make your own lucky horseshoe talisman, purchase some red cloth, new Red Devil lye, and new salt. Wrap two horseshoes in the red cloth and hang one over the front door and one over the back door. The Red devil lye and salt should be buried at the doorsteps. In the early morning just before dawn, circle your home sprinkling a liquid that consists of your urine and a handlful of sugar and salt. (From "Hoodoo - Conjuration - Witchcraft - Rootwork," a 5-volume, 4766-page collection of folkloric material gathered by Harry Middleton Hyatt, primarily between 1935 and 1939).

By the Holy Trinity, Horseshoe, I baptize you in the name of God the Father, God the Son, and God the Holy Ghost. Give me good luck, health, and wealth. You went wandering in the woods, Lord James, among thorns and hidden rocks, and blinded your foes with your great power. Just as you shod your horse with this horseshoe that helped you escape from the battlefield with the great power that God has given you, I want this horseshoe to give me good luck, health, and wealth.

Jesus, I am remembering all these holy things that were truly accomplished.

I wish at this time that this magnet horseshoe, so powerful in itself, grants me these virtues and gifts. With this horseshoe I can do whatever I want. It will be easy for me to escape from places without anyone knowing or noticing, get riches and honors, and have all the people I want to love me. Free me from everything and save me from my enemies and any life-threatening situations that may occur. All this I believe as if I am seeing it through your incomparable virtues.

[recite] Three Creeds

A talisman of San Martin Caballero can consist of his picture and/or a horseshoe.

San Martin Caballero, "Saint Martin the Horse-rider," is the one most frequently encountered in luck charms. Born in Hungary during the late Roman empire, he was pressed into service in the Roman army, where he became a centurion, One day, while riding his horse, he chanced upon a near-naked beggar and cut his cloak in half to give the poor man a covering. That night he had a dream in which the beggar appeared to him as Jesus, so he quit the army and became a monk in Italy. He was later promoted to the rank of Bishop of Tours (in France) but always lived a simple life and gave a great deal to charity. Thus San Martin is the Patron Saint of those who hope strangers will aid them.

In Mexico San Martin Caballero is especially popular among shop-keepers, who rely on the kindness of passing strangers for their livelihood, and among truck drivers, who see in his horsemanship a parallel to their own manner of earning a living. Because the horse he rides is associated with the lucky horseshoe, he is also a favourite saint among gamblers. In Cuba, some Santeros identify him with the orisha Ellegua, probably because the latter is associated with crossroads and hence with travel.

The horseshoe embodies energy of the warrior Orisha and gods of protection such as Ogun. Oguun is associated with metallurgy and metalsmithing. The horseshoe must be placed with cup shape facing upward to catch the good luck, otherwise you are simply catching and spilling away abundance. Metals such as a horseshoe pay tribute to African metalsmiths (which are respected as shamans) and to the venerable history of African American smiths, while adding an important layer of shielding and protection. So if you have a horseshoe in your Ogun pot make sure its facing upward.

The Horseshoe can be used to protective you from other witches, keep unfriendly spirits at a distance and protect you from the evil eye. The horseshoe is also known to protect your from fire and lightening. The horseshoe can also be used as an amulet to attract luck and money, and has magical protective powers.

You can add a small bunch of plastic grapes from the center of the horseshoe because the evil eye is thought to adversely affect male potency, female fertility, and the viability of babies; the grapes -- an ancient symbol of fruitfulness -- ensure that reproductive functions will be guarded.

The used horseshoe has the form of a vulva. In Buddhism, the symbol of the vulva represents metaphorically, as a lotus. The outer opening the sexual organ represents the petals of the lotus, while the vulva and the cervix are the heart of the flower. Thus representing purity and enlightenment.

Horseshoe also has the form of a crescent moon. There is good reason to suppose that the crescent form of the horseshoe links the symbol to pagan Moon goddesses of ancient Europe such as Artemis and Diana, and that the protection invoked is that of the goddess herself, or, more particularly, of her sacred vulva. As such, the horseshoe is related to other magically protective doorway-goddesses, such as the Irish sheela-na-gig, and to lunar protectresses such as the Blessed Virgin Mary, who is often shown standing on a crescent moon and placed within a vulval mandorla or vesica pisces. http://www.luckymojo.com/horseshoe.html

There are many ways to prepare a horseshoe. I'm sure many have their remedies. The horseshoe must be defiantly worn and it would be even more valuable if found instead of bought

http://www.csicop.org/superstition/library/horse.html

How to hang a good luck Horseshoe

Many believe that to hang it with the ends pointing upwards is good luck as it acts as a storage container of sorts for any good luck that happens to be floating by, whereas to hang it with the ends pointing down, is bad luck as all the good luck will fall out. Others believe that no matter which way you hang the horseshoe, good luck will come.

According to this superstition, the ends-pointing-down display simply means that the good luck is able to flow out and surround the home. If the horseshoe is hung over a doorway, ends up will catch good luck and ends down will let the good luck spill over the door and stop evil from entering. Perhaps a combination of the two was used so that after a few days, when the horseshoe was filled with good luck, it would then need to be emptied so that residents could benefit from that luck and the process would be repeated until the end of time.

Horseshoes were also considered lucky because they were made by blacksmiths, which is also considered a very lucky trade. Because they worked with elemental fire and magical iron, they were thought to have special powers. It was believed that a blacksmith could heal the sick and if a couple was married by a blacksmith, their marriage would be a happy one. Their work with horses also brought them much power and prestige, not just because they made the lucky horseshoe but also because they were the keepers of the Horseman's Word (the basis for the movie, The Horse Whisperer.)

Horseshoes were originally made from iron, which may also account for the superstitions that are associated with this object. Iron was considered magical because it was able to withstand fire and was much stronger than other metals. The superstitions for iron are thought to originate in prehistoric times. It was used as a charm to ward off evil spirits.

Another aspect of the horseshoe that added to it's good luck was the fact that it was commonly held in place by seven iron nails. Since ancient times, the number seven was considered very important. Life was divided into seven ages; a rainbow has seven colors; astrology once held that seven planets made up the universe; there are seven deadly sins; a seventh child was thought to have special powers; there are seven days in a week; the moon changes from one phase to another every seven days; and a long-held belief states that the body goes through a radical change every seven years.

Re: Gypsy Magic The Horseshoe part II

Well now that I'm doing more searching here is more info on how to hang the horseshoe:

GOOD LUCK HORSESHOE AGAINST EVIL EYE

Wall Hanging

The horseshoe is considered very lucky and used to be hung in many homes to protect and attract good fortune for the family residing inside. As with many superstitions, there are contradictions to be found with the beliefs associated with the horseshoe. For instance, many believe that to hang it with the ends pointing upwards is good luck as it acts as a storage container of sorts for any good luck that happens to be floating by, whereas to hang it with the ends pointing down, is bad luck as all the good luck will fall out. Others believe that no matter which way you hang the horseshoe, good luck will come. According to this superstition, the ends-pointing-down display simply means that the good luck is able to flow out and surround the home. If the horseshoe is hung over a doorway, ends up will catch good luck and ends down will let the good luck spill over the door and stop evil from entering. Perhaps a combination of the two was used so that after a few days, when the horseshoe was filled with good luck, it would then need to be emptied so that residents could benefit from that luck and the process would be repeated until the end of time.

Magnet-Horseshoe shaped magnet is for love, health, success, or money.

Spell To get what you want

By: Love Spellcaster

To get what you want.......Take a horse shoe and put it around a red candle. Put the candle in a darkened room in the middle of a table. write what it is you want on a piece of paper with a quill pen dipped in black ink . chant the following as you write what you want.
"What I want I write here. Please take my dream and bring it near. What I want is what I should get. Let all my dreams Now be met."
Now take the paper and fold it in a square of four creases. Hold it over the candle with a pair of tweezers and let it burn. Picture yourself with your wish fulfilled as you burn the paper send waves of love at the image you canjure of yourself.... ONLY ONE CATCH TO THIS SPELL WATCH WHAT YOU ASK FOR!!!

"The Chants of A Gitana"

SuddenEssence

www.chantsofagitana.com

FEEL LIKE YOU'VE BEEN HEXED OR HAVE BAD LUCK LATELY

TRY THE EGG JINX REMOVAL SPELL

YOU MUST PERFOM THIS SPELL WHILE THE MOON IS WANNING. THE NEW MOON THIS MONTH IS THE 30TH. CHECK OUT MOON PHASES AT THIS SITE:

http://www.woodlands-junior.kent.sch.uk/time/moon/

Waning - the moon is decreasing in size, moving from the full moon back towards a crescent as the new moon approaches.
The waning moon decreases from right to left and is called the 'left-hand moon' because of its similarity to the curve on the left hand.
Energy is now waning with the moon herself, and is linked with the Crone aspect of the Goddess

THE WANNING MOON'S ENERGY IS USED WHEN DISPOSING OR GETTING RID OF NEGATIVE FORCES IN OUR LIFE, GOOD TO DO REMOVAL, OR REVERSAL SPELLS

EVER SEEN THIS SYMBOL BEFORE:

Triple Moon

The triple moon is a Goddess symbol representing the Maiden, Mother, and Crone aspects as the waxing, full, and waning moon. The triple moon symbol is associated with feminine mystery, energy and psychic skill, and often adorned jewellery worn by High Priestesses.

OK MOVING ON EGG JINX SPELL

YOU WILL NEED TO PURCHASE A FRESH BROWN EGG BEFORE NOON ON THE FIRST DAY OF THE SPELL

PLACE THIS EGG IN A BROWN PAPER BAG

TIE THE NECK OF THE BAG WITH A BLACK CLOTH STRING

YOU ARE GOING TO PLACE THIS BAG UNDER YOU BED EACH NIGHT

FOR NINE NIGHTS YOU ARE GOING TO TAKE THE EGG OUT AND CLEANSE YOURSELF WITH IT AND BREATH INTO THE BAG 3 TIMES, EACH BREATH YOU ARE GOING TO IMAGINE ALL THE BAD LUCK LEAVING YOUR BODY AND ENTERING THE EGG IN THE BAG

WHEN YOU ARE DONE, TIE THE BACK UP AGAIN AND PLACE UNDER YOUR BED

NOW AS SCARY AS THIS MAY SOUND IF ON THE 7TH DAY THE BAG MOVES BY ITSELF, DISPOSE OF IT IMMEDIATELY DO NOT OPEN IT NOR LOOK IN THE BAG

GET IT OUR OF YOUR HOUSE TO DISPOSE OF IT.

IF NOTHING HAPPENS ON THE 7TH DAY CONTINUE THE CLEANSING RITUAL UNTIL THE 9TH DAY.

AT THE END OF THE 9TH DAY GET RID OF IT OUTSIDE OF YOUR HOME

NOW TO DISPOSE PROPERLY, ASK YOUR MUERTOS WHERE THEY WANT YOU TO THROW IT AWAY, IT CAN BE FOR EXAMPLE, AT DEAD END STREET, THE ALLEY, THE FOUR CORNERS OF A STREET YOU WILL NOT PASS BY AT LEAST FOR 21 DAYS, EL MONTE,....ETC...

MY BLESSINGS TO ALL AND HAVE A GOOD NIGHT

Sudden