Ox’s Eye Seed

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✨ Awaken the Magic of Nature: Ox-eye Seed! 🌿✨

Embark on this spiritual journey with the Olho de Boi Seed, a true botanical jewel that enchants the senses and connects you to the divine energy of nature. 🌺✨

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Unraveling the Mysteries of the Ox-eye Seed: A Divine Amulet Against Envy and Negativity

Discover the fascinating spiritual universe of the Olho de Boi Seed, a powerful amulet that transcends time and cultures. Used as a guardian against envy, the evil eye and negative energies, this seed plays a crucial role in spirituality, being adopted in Umbanda to make necklaces for entities such as Preto-velhos, Caboclos, Boiadeiros and Baianos. In the world of handicrafts, it stands out in the creation of necklaces, bracelets, key rings and much more, being an exceptional channeler of positive energies.

The Eye as a Spiritual Symbol: The eye, known as the mirror of the soul, symbolizes deep perceptions and is the organ of spiritual and mental expression. Associated with light, spirit and the Sun, the Third Eye, visualized in the middle of the forehead in many cultures, represents inner vision and power. In addition, the eyes are sacred symbols in various religions, representing deities, energetic protection and spiritual elevation.

Energy and Protection: According to ancient beliefs, the eyes are both emitters and receivers of energy. The eye can release both positive and negative energy, and phenomena such as the “evil eye” and “fat eye” are examples of this duality. To combat these bad energies, the Ox-Eye Seed stands out as a mystical and protective tool.

Mystical Eyes to Protect the Home: Having “mystical eyes” in front of the house or strategically placed is an ancient practice to protect the home from negative influences. By placing the Olho de Boi Seed in these places, you not only beautify your space, but also strengthen the spiritual barrier that guards against unwanted energies.

This seed is also known by other names:

Turkey: Nazar or Kem Goz

Ancient Rome: Oculus Malus

Arabia: Ayin Harsha

Greece: Baskania

Italy: Mallochio or La Jettatura

Germany: Bose Blik

Spain: Mal ojo, semilla de buey

France: Malvis Oeil

India: Drishtidosham( Buddha’s Third Eye)

Ireland: Droch-Shuil

Israel: Ayin Horea

Egypt: Eye of Horus

Mexico: Venado Ojo (deer eye)

England: Evil Eye, All-Seeing Eye, Evil Eye Protector

The Ox Eye Seed

In the vast tapestry of the legume family (Fabaceae), we find unique botanical treasures, and among them, the enigmatic Mucunas steal the show. Spread throughout the tropics like M. urens, M. pruriens and M. sloanei, these vines, known as “botanical boa constrictors,” tangle themselves in the trees of the rainforest, creating a unique visual spectacle.

A Velvety Dance in the Rainforest

The flowers and pods of the Mucunas, pollinated by bats, appear on long stalks, looking like ropes suspended in the forest. However, there is an intriguing detail: the pods are adorned with microscopic velvety hairs, the touch of which can be painful if they meet your eyes. In the Caribbean and Central America, these hairs served as a remedy against intestinal parasites, highlighting the dual nature of these botanical wonders.

The impressive bull’s eye

As they ripen, the pods give way to hard, marble-like seeds. This is where the magic happens, and the seed is revealed as the “Bull’s Eye” or “ojo de buey”, due to its remarkable resemblance to the eye of a bull. In some traditions, these seeds are seen as carriers of spiritual energy, connecting us with nature in a deep and meaningful way.

Sea Beans: A Journey Through Rivers and Oceans

Mucunas, often called “sea beans,” have a unique journey. Carried by the rivers in their pods, they follow a fascinating route until they reach the oceans. A perfect symbiosis between flora and aquatic elements, providing a unique visual and spiritual experience.

The Ox-eye Seed: A Divine and Loving Experience

Immersed in traditions and mysteries, the Bull’s Eye Seed transcends its botanical status to become a loving spiritual experience. Its resemblance to a bull’s eye is more than just a coincidence, it’s an invitation to connect our inner gaze with the beauty and wisdom of nature.

Read more about the Bullseye Seed here

How to use the Ox Eye seed

You can use it with you in a pocket or somewhere else that’s next to you. This seed will bond with your energy and is a good way to protect yourself as it will absorb negativity, but it’s also great for knowing how your energy is doing.

If you put it in a glass with 1/3 water, 1/3 of salt and leave a little empty, it will represent your energy. If it floats, it will be good, or you should take precautions so that you can rise again through prayer, spiritual practices, reiki, mantra intonations or simply smoke the space where you spend the most time. When the site or you are negatively charged, the seeds will burst and in this case, send out the seeds and put new seeds in place. It can also happen to leave only the salt out, in which case change the water and keep the Ox Eye.

The Power of Love and Positive Energy: The Ox-Eye Seed is not just an amulet, but a powerful symbol of love, light and protection. By acquiring this spiritual treasure, you invite divine energies into your life, promoting spiritual upliftment and harmony in your home.

Embrace spirituality and protection with the Olho de Boi Seed, a mystical jewel that transcends cultural boundaries. Let your space be filled with love, light and positivity.

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There are several pieces and they all vary in color, size and texture because they are natural and unique in essence

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Additional information

Weight15 g
Dimensions2 × 2 × 2 cm
Origin

Brazil

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