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BabyBlud said:
Well i could pray to the Goddess to favour 你 in your time of need, but 你 could also wear 老虎 Eye which will give 你 the confidence to excel in your examinations and also focus your mind and brain activity to study and work hard.
你 could also do the good luck candle charm.
It's quite simple and cost effective.
all 你 need is
1. white candle (your mother should have one of these, if not 你 can buy one really cheaply at markets)
2. one blue ribbon any size as long as it can fit the candle width
3. piece of paper and a pen
4. one bowl of water and an empty bowl
5. belief XD (i added this bit LOL)
okay here's what 你 do.
1. place the candle in-between both bowls (the one full of water to the left, the empty one to the right)
2. 包, 换行 the blue ribbon around the base of the candle (this is the safest option, if 你 包, 换行 the ribbon around the candle from wick to base like some say 你 could end up burning the ribbon and causing a fire)
3. Write on the paper and the pen your ambitions (in this case to do well in your exams and possibly as to where the grades will lead you)
4. Fold the paper in two, dip in the bowl of water and say "Goddess of Moon, God of Sun, Goddess of Earth, God of fire, i call to 你 to grant me this wish. I wish (and name what 你 have written).
5. Swipe the wet paper above the candle flame until it catches 火, 消防 and place in the empty bowl. Repeat your wish until the 火, 消防 goes out.
6. Repeat daily (meaning new bowl of water and retying the ribbon over the candle (no need for new candle 或者 ribbon) until your exams)
7. Not necessary but could give a boost - cut a tiny amount of your hair, ties it in a white ribbon and say "Goddess, i give this self-sacrifice in your favour, in your honour. I wish 你 to grant me (name what is on your paper). Repeat step 5 and add your sacrificed hair and ribbon to the mix.
Please be careful when using candles and fire, remember to always snuff the candle when going to 床, 床上 或者 out and never leave a candle on it's own to burn. Always keep another bowl of water 或者 a wet tea-cloth at hand just in case of accidents.
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