A) Decoration and visual appeal B) Grounding energy and connecting to the Earth C) Attracting wealth and prosperity D) Causing earthquakes and storms
A) Rose Quartz B) Pyrite C) Granite D) Obsidian
A) North B) East C) South D) West
A) Sell it for profit B) Bury it in your backyard C) Cleanse and charge it D) Paint it a different color
A) Fear and insecurity B) Connection to spirit and higher realms C) Lust and desire D) Egotism and pride
A) Owl B) Chicken C) Penguin D) Ostrich
A) To attract birds B) To create a breeze C) To purify the space and direct energy D) To play a musical instrument
A) Throw them away after one use B) With gloves and tongs C) With respect and gratitude D) As quickly as possible
A) A disposable item B) A modern invention C) A random rock D) An object with historical or spiritual significance
A) They can fly B) They are made of precious metals C) They hold accumulated energy and stories D) They are always expensive
A) A plastic spoon B) A television remote C) A paperclip D) A ceremonial pipe
A) Respecting the cultural context and traditions B) Using it without permission or knowledge C) Altering it to fit your personal style D) Selling it for a high price
A) To cleanse the space and objects of negative energy B) To attract mosquitoes C) To start a fire D) To make the room smell nice
A) A bowl of water B) Sand C) Fire D) A rock
A) Unity, wholeness, and interconnectedness B) Separation and division C) Chaos and disorder D) Competition and rivalry
A) It only benefits the leader of the ceremony B) It focuses the energy and guides the outcome C) It is not necessary D) It makes the ceremony more complicated
A) To confuse the spirits B) To create a specific vibration and alter consciousness C) To annoy the neighbors D) To show off your musical talent
A) Brag about your accomplishments B) Immediately start planning the next one C) Forget about it completely D) Express gratitude and reflect on the experience
A) Earth B) Fire C) Air/Spirit D) Water
A) Wealth B) Love C) Luck D) Protection
A) Attracting B) Cleansing C) Grounding D) Healing
A) Store it in a jar B) Return it to the earth C) Flush it down the toilet D) Drink it
A) Confuse onlookers B) Amplify the energy of intentions C) To make a pretty design D) Attract wild animals
A) Bury the ashes B) Scatter them in the wind C) Eat them D) Throw them in the trash
A) Sudden collapse B) Growth and evolution C) Confusion and chaos D) Stagnation and decay
A) It only leads to errors and mistakes B) It is irrelevant and should be ignored C) It is crucial for adapting rituals to individual needs D) It is only important for experienced practitioners
A) Intuition and Connection B) Color and Clarity C) Size and Weight D) Rarity and Cost
A) Smŭj-ing B) Smu-dahg C) Smu-jing D) Smood-ging
A) Remove yourself respectfully B) Ignore your feelings C) Feign illness D) Disrupt the ceremony
A) A source of food for the participants B) A distracting visual element C) An energetic connection to the land D) A cheap substitute for expensive crystals |