The Pocket Charm of Still Waters

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Some carry stones for luck, some for protection. This charm is meant for calm — to hold a quiet stream in your pocket when the world becomes too loud.

How to Make It:

1. Find a smooth stone, preferably one taken from a riverbank or pond edge.


2. With chalk, charcoal, or pencil, mark a simple wave-line across its surface.


3. Wrap it in dark thread and knot it tight.


4. Carry it in your pocket or pouch.



To Use:
When you feel unrest, press the stone between your fingers and breathe slowly, three times. The current steadies.

Notes:

Re-mark the wave-line when it fades.

If the stone grows heavy in spirit, return it to the water it came from and begin again.

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