The Pocket Charm of the Coal-Kept Ember

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Every fire leaves embers behind. This charm holds that ember, hidden in coal, to remind you that even when flames fade, strength remains. It is carried for resilience, willpower, and the endurance to keep going when the world grows cold.

How to Make It:

1. Find a lump of charcoal or a dark stone.


2. Wrap it once with red thread, knotting it tightly.


3. Carry it with you whenever your strength feels dim.



How to Use:
When despair presses, grip the charm and whisper: “Burn.”
The ember within will keep its glow, lending its heat to you.

Notes:

Renew by retying the thread after it frays.

Retire by casting it into fire, letting ember return to flame.

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