Clover

Popular name: shamrock, honey stem, three-leaf grass
Aura: warm
Type of impact: reactivation
Planet: Mercury
Gemini
Element: air
Personality: sociable, cheerful
Meaning in the dream book: Walking through a beautiful blooming and fragrant clover field is a fulfillment of cherished desires;
for boys and girls - unexpected wealth;
withered clover field - bitter regret;
seeing a clover flower is prosperity (from Miller’s dream book).
Plant parts used: above ground part of the plant

Medical use:
Decoction of inflorescences: for urolithiasis, chronic cough, bronchial asthma, anemia, scrofula. Use externally as a lotion for burns, frostbite, bedsores, abscesses, to wash festering wounds and ulcers.
Herbal infusion: for coughs, colds.
Infusion of inflorescences: for chronic cough, gastritis, skin diseases, colitis, cholecystitis, diathesis. Wash wounds, ulcers, apply lotions to inflamed areas, carbuncles, boils.
Tincture of leafy tops: for atherosclerosis with normal blood pressure, accompanied by headaches and tinnitus.

Methods of magical use:

1. Two leaf clover: If you find such a clover, you will soon find a lover.

2. Three leaf clover worn as a strong amulet. It is also often used in rituals intended to protect or preserve youth and beauty, and is also worn on the body to protect against evil. To preserve youth, collect dew on one of the May days early in the morning before the sun rises. Place three stalks of clover in it. Let them sit all day until sunset. The next morning, before the sun rises, wet your face with a small amount of this dew. Repeat this procedure every morning until the water runs out. The container with dew should be covered with a cloth to keep it clean, and should be placed in a place where no one can take it until the next morning.

3. Four-leaf clover carry with them to avoid mental illness. It protects against madness, strengthens spiritual strength, makes it possible to determine the presence of spirits and leads the one who wears it to gold, money or treasures. If two people eat a four-leaf clover together, mutual love will break out between them.
Seven grains of wheat, placed on a 4-leaf leaf, make it possible to see fairies. If you put a four-leaf clover in your shoe before leaving the house, then you will have the opportunity to meet new love.

4. Amulets are also common that allow one to avoid conscription into the army. Collect Four-leaf clover in the morning and then climb to the nearest hill. When the sun rises, throw one clover sprout at a time, first to the north and then to other directions of the world, while calling on the power of all four elements for your own protection, to prevent conscription or achieve any other goal. Then, after the ritual is completed, pick another clover leaf (remember that the Earth must be given something in return as payment for the plucked plant) and keep it for yourself as a link with the four basic elements of nature.

5. Five leaf clover: has the power to attract money, for this purpose it is usually carried with you.

6. White clover: counteracts damage and the evil eye when it is scattered around the room or carried with you.

7. If you are disappointed in love, then wrap a clover in a piece of blue silk and wear it near your heart - this will help you cope with the situation.

8. Clover cleanses and removes spells associated with failure, loneliness, and lack of money. To get rid of the spell, you need to perform a cleansing ritual, which is performed on the new moon. Early in the morning, before the sun rises, you need to go out into the clover meadow, undress and bathe in the dew. It is necessary to wash your face and whole body. You need to lie down on the grass and turn 3 times to the right, and then 4 times to the left. When you get up, you need to air dry without drying yourself. Then get dressed and be sure to return home before sunrise. This should be done three mornings in a row. These days you cannot take anything from people (even from relatives). You cannot eat meat, dairy products, or eggs. It is best to drink pure spring water at this time. Reduce communication with people to a minimum. After this, on the waxing Moon, you need to collect clover early in the morning, take it home and spread it throughout the house. Clover can be laid out both on the floor and on other surfaces - cabinets, tables, shelves. After 10 days, the clover must be collected, taken out and scattered in the field. This should be done at sunset.

Interesting Facts:
1. Snakes will never dare to appear where clover grows.
2. Sign: On St. Patrick's Day - March 17 - you must definitely find a clover leaf with four petals. It always brings good luck, but on St. Patrick's Day it doubles!
3. There is a sign that whoever finds a clover with four leaves will certainly experience some kind of incredible luck.
4. In Germany, in the first days of the New Year, it is customary to give each other flower pots with a clover-type plant, but with four, instead of three, leaves.
5. The meaning of each of the leaves of a 4-leaf clover is as follows: one petal for glory, one petal for wealth, one petal for love and one petal for health.
6. The magical properties of clover are most powerful on a moonlit night, the days of the solstice and equinox, especially on the night of Ivan Kupala from July 6 to 7. Our ancestors believed that clover carries the great power of love, happiness, beauty and youth. Its leaves were collected, dried and then always carried with them in a clean piece of paper or - later - in a handkerchief. And the good helper warded off troubles, evil eyes, damage, love spells - he preserved the happiness of the person who bowed and tore it off.
7. Clover is one of the nine herbs of the Summer Solstice bonfire.
8. Girls of marriageable age were looking for a clover with four leaves - a symbol of trinity transformed into Perfection. Those who were lucky enough to find one were not without suitors: their success with representatives of the opposite sex increased many times over.
9. A mixture of clover and whiskey, rubbed into the eyes, cured blindness caused by fairies and allowed one to see otherworldly objects and magical islands. The shamrock healed wounds received in battle, protected against the bites of snakes and scorpions, wrapped in a piece of blue silk and kept near the heart, the shamrock brought back lost love.

Clover - Four Leaf Clover. One petal for glory, one for wealth, one for love and one for health! The four-leaf clover is a legendary flower, a symbol of incredible luck. Finding it is almost as difficult as a flowering fern. Our ancestors believed that clover carries the great power of love, happiness, beauty and youth. Its leaves were collected, dried and then always carried with them. And the kind helper kept the happiness of its owner.... Four-leaf clover is a symbol of good luck. According to ancient legend, the person who finds this rare specimen is haunted by luck and success from that moment on. Moreover, this lucky man himself brings good luck to everyone who meets him, collaborates with him, or is simply in his neighborhood. Magical Powers: Protection, money, love, loyalty, exorcism, success. Magical Uses: Two Leaf Clover: If you find this clover, you will soon find a lover. Three-leaf clover: it is worn as a strong amulet - a talisman. Quatrefoil: it protects against madness, strengthens spiritual powers, makes it possible to detect the presence of spirits and leads the one who wears it to gold, money or treasures. If two people eat a four-leaf clover together, mutual love will break out between them. Seven grains of wheat, placed on a 4-leaf leaf, make it possible to see fairies. If you put a four-leaf clover in your shoe before leaving the house, then you will have the opportunity to meet new love. Five-leaf clover: has the power to attract money and is usually carried with you for this purpose. White clover: counteracts damage and the evil eye when scattered around the room or carried with you. Red Clover: If added to bath water, it will help you solve your financial problems. It is also used in making love potions, and its infusion is used to drive out evil spirits by sprinkling it around the house. In general, clover has the ability to repel snakes and evil spirits, and if you are disappointed in love, then wrap the clover in a piece of blue silk and wear it near your heart - this will help you cope with the situation. According to one ancient legend, for many years an old magician lived in the hollow of a mighty tree with his friend, a raven, whom he taught to predict the future. When the old man died, the raven flew over the forest and mourned his friend. Where the bird shed tears on the ground, a flower grew in the spring - a raven's eye (crow berry, monoberry, rannik, cross-grass, quatrefoil). And in the language of flowers, clover means waiting. Believe it or not is your business. But all these are the ideas of our ancestors.

Clover (Trifolium)

General information
Family: Legumes Fabaceae (Leguminosae).
Botanical name: Trifolium
Pharmaceutical: red clover flowers - Trifolii pratensis flos (formerly: Flores Trifolii pratensis).
Generic name: Trifolium
Common names: honey stem, Ocinum, Asphaltion, redcap, red porridge, woodpecker, honey blossom, meadow trefoil, trinity.
Planet: - Mercury, under another - contains the forces of the Moon and Venus
Zodiac sign: -
Element: - all four elements (according to K. - air)
Deities: - Rowen
Language of flowers: - luck
Main properties: - protection, money, love

Description:
A perennial herbaceous plant from the legume family, up to 50 cm high, with a strongly branched tap root. Stems are erect, slightly pubescent. The leaves are long-petiolate, with wide triangular stipules, compound, trifoliate, with elliptical green leaves with white spots. Many shoots grow from a short rhizome, but only some of them form inflorescences. The flowers are dark red, small, collected at the ends of the stems in spherical heads. The fruits are small, ovoid, single-seeded beans. Blooms in July - August
White or creeping clover (Trifolium repens L.)
A low-growing plant with a highly branched root system. The main stem is shortened, 1-4 cm long, the leaves are trifoliate, with obovate leaflets 1-2 cm long. Photophilous, does not tolerate shade, suffers in dense crops

Red or meadow clover (Trifolium pratense L.) A perennial plant with a fast-growing tap root system. Aboveground shoots are erect or slightly curved, ascending, up to 40 cm high. Leaves are trifoliate with ovate leaflets, pubescent below

The most useful is red K. (T. pratense), growing. throughout Europe and Siberia, a good forage plant, the cultivation of which began in the 16th century; other european species: Swedish K. (T. hybridum), white creeping K. (T. repens), blood red K. (T. incarnatum), etc. -
Places of growth:
Red clover is widespread in the southeastern and southwestern zones of Russia, Siberia, Central Asia and the Far East. It grows along river banks, forest edges, along roads, in meadows and mountain meadow slopes, along the edges of fields. Cultivated as a valuable fodder plant.
Parts used: Inflorescences with apical leaves serve as medicinal raw materials.

Collection and preparation:
The inflorescences are collected during flowering, loosely placed in baskets, and quickly dried in the shade, under a canopy or in a dryer at a temperature of 60...70°C, making sure that the raw material does not dry out, as this will lose its value. Store in a closed container for 1 year.
For magical purposes:
In the first phase of the Moon after sunrise there is dew.

Medicine:
Abu Ali Ibn Sina used the juice of fresh grass as a wound-healing agent for scrofula, and a decoction of the herb as a diuretic for kidney diseases. In Central Asia, a decoction of the herb is also used as an astringent for weak digestion, malaria, and colds. The antifungal substance trifolysin was isolated from the roots.

The plant has hemostatic, expectorant, astringent, diuretic and antiseptic effects. N. G. Kovaleva obtained good results when treating patients with atherosclerosis with normal blood pressure with clover preparations.

Clover (leafy tops collected during the flowering period) is used for atherosclerosis with normal blood pressure, accompanied by headaches and tinnitus.

Active substances: The aerial part of clover contains carbohydrates, steroids, saponins, vitamins C, B, E and K, carotene, phenol carbonic acids, coumarins, fatty oil, tannins, flavonoids, quinones, essential oil, higher fatty acids (oleic, linolenic, palmitic, etc.), microelements and cyanogen compounds.

Ethnoscience:
In folk medicine, decoctions and vodka tinctures of inflorescences have long been used for bronchitis, cough, pulmonary tuberculosis, whooping cough (as an expectorant), anemia, angina pectoris, poor appetite, tinnitus, painful menstruation and as a diuretic for edema of cardiac and renal origin. It is believed that clover is good for headaches and dizziness.

Magic:
The quatrefoil serves as a talisman against mental illness. Clover of the usual three-leaf form is used as an amulet of youth. The shamrock is also considered a talisman that brings good luck. There is a well-known cross with clover leaves, called the “bottoni cross” in heraldry. A five-leaf clover foretells misfortune. In Chinese semiotics, clover is a sign of Spring.
The three-leaf clover (shamrock) is an obvious symbol of the Trinity. Used to ward off black witches and evil spirits, it is protection against the evil eye and black magic.
Associations with the Trinity arise from the three-leaf shape of the clover. The rarely seen four-leaf clover is a memory of a lost paradise.

Clever elves came up with a magic ointment. She has the ability to break the power of enchantment, just like the four-leaf clover. They said that this ointment itself was made from the shoots of four-leaf clover.

If you find a five-leaf clover leaf, leave it to grow; and if you find one on the eve of the summer solstice, bring it as a gift to the gods! And so be it... finally, I’ll read you one spell...

One petal for glory, one petal for wealth,
one petal for love and one for health.

And in Germany, in the first days of the New Year, it is customary to give each other flower pots with a clover-type plant, but with four, instead of three, leaves. There is a sign that whoever finds a clover with four leaves will certainly experience some kind of incredible luck. But it is not so. Previously, peasant children and bored young ladies looked for such “lucky clover” in meadows and clearings in the summer, but now they simply sell it in stores for some pfennigs..

Its most magical properties are most powerful on a moonlit night, the days of the solstice and equinox, especially on the night of Ivan Kupala from July 6 to 7. Our ancestors believed that clover carries the great power of love, happiness, beauty and youth. Its leaves were collected, dried and then always carried with them in a clean piece of paper or - later - in a handkerchief. And the good helper warded off troubles, evil eyes, damage, love spells - he preserved the happiness of the person who bowed and tore it off.

Clover is one of the nine herbs of the Summer Solstice bonfire. Like St. John's wort foliage or rue pods, it is a symbol of a circle divided into four parts - the sun wheel. It is known that some Brahmins see this as a symbol of the four main cultural centers located around the “roof of the world”, that is, India itself in the south, the Greek-European Mediterranean in the west, the areas subject to the Tatar-Mongols in the north and China. in the east. Other states, surrounding the main ones, are numerous and insignificant, because they are all under the influence of the four main cultures. By the way, the Hutsuls - Carpathian Slavs - see a symbol of peace in the four-lobed clover leaf.

Clover cleanses and removes spells associated with failure, loneliness, and lack of money. To get rid of the spell, you need to perform a cleansing ritual, which is performed on the new moon. Early in the morning, before the sun rises, you need to go out into the clover meadow, undress and bathe in the dew. It is necessary to wash your face and whole body. You need to lie down on the grass and turn 3 times to the right, and then 4 times to the left. When you get up, you need to air dry without drying yourself. Then get dressed and be sure to return home before sunrise. This should be done three mornings in a row. These days you cannot take anything from people (even from relatives). You cannot eat meat, dairy products, or eggs. It is best to drink pure spring water at this time. Reduce communication with people to a minimum. After this, on the waxing Moon, you need to collect clover early in the morning, take it home and spread it throughout the house. Clover can be laid out both on the floor and on other surfaces - cabinets, tables, shelves. After 10 days, the clover must be collected, taken out and scattered in the field. This should be done at sunset.

In order for you to have good luck in all your endeavors, just find a four-leaf clover, dry it and carry it with you

Amulets that allow one to avoid conscription into the army are also common. Here is how the process of creating such an amulet is described:
Collect four-leaf clovers in the morning and then climb to the nearest hill. When the sun rises, throw one clover sprout at a time, first to the north and then to other directions of the world, while calling on the power of all four elements for your own protection, to prevent conscription or achieve any other goal. Then, after the ritual is completed, pick another clover leaf (remember that the Earth must be given something in return as payment for the plucked plant) and keep it for yourself as a link with the four basic elements of nature.

Girls of marriageable age were looking for a clover with four leaves - a symbol of trinity transformed into Perfection. Those who were lucky enough to find one were not without suitors: their success with representatives of the opposite sex increased many times over.

Half of the rejuvenation potions are prepared with clover, and a mixture of clover and whiskey rubbed into the eyes cured blindness caused by fairies and allowed one to see otherworldly objects and magical islands. The shamrock healed wounds received in battle, protected against the bites of snakes and scorpions, wrapped in a piece of blue silk and kept near the heart, the shamrock brought back lost love. And our great-grandmothers did the following procedure with clover: at dawn, when everyone was sleeping, they went out into the clearing and collected dew from it. They poured it into a small vessel, and then put three branches of clover in it for the whole day. And at night they washed themselves with this water, which served as a cream for wrinkles.

Myths and legends:
Legend has it that St. Patrick used three leaves on one stem to explain the concept of the Holy Trinity - the leaves depicted God the Father, God the Son and God the Holy Spirit.

Therefore, the clover (Trifolium dubium), or shamrock, became a symbol of Ireland. On St. Patrick's Day, you are supposed to drink at least a glass of alcohol in some Irish bar. There is a so-called "Patrick's glass" - a unit of measurement of whiskey that was drunk on St. Patrick's Day. Tradition dictates that a trefoil leaf (Oxalis) should be placed in a glass before drinking a glass of whiskey. Since then, people have been saying “drowning the shamrock.”

But Trifolium dubium clover is not unique to Ireland, any more than stout, red hair or rain are. Dr Charles Nelson, a leading Irish botanist, said: “Irish clover only exists on St. Patrick's Day. On all other days it is just young clover. There are two myths associated with this variety of clover: they say that it grows only in Ireland and never blooms. But it is found in a variety of places, from Tasmania to North America and South Africa. It’s likely that it’s growing under my door.”

According to a study carried out by the National Botanic Gardens in Dublin, the clover worn on clothes on St. Patrick's Day is not one, but four varieties of the plant. About 46% are chasing Trifolium dubium, which does not have the white spots on its leaves that are characteristic of clover. Another 35% carry white clover, Trifolium repens.

Importantly, both species are lush green in early spring. The other two varieties are red clover Trifolium pratense and black clover Medicago lupulina.

The obscurity of the special botanical status of Irish clover may be due to an Elizabethan Englishman with little understanding of the Irish language. John Gerard, who described the plants of Ireland in his General History of Plants in 1596, reported on the shamrock, which he found in abundance: "There are different species, the first of them is the meadow shamrock, which in Irish is called Shamrockes." In fact, Gerard did not catch a word consisting of two: seamair - “clover” and og - “young”.

Even the legend of Ireland's patron saint, St. Patrick, appears to have been turned into a propaganda tool by the 18th-century Catholic Church, which adopted its veneration of clover from the Celtic Druids, who considered the four-leaf clover a good luck charm.

Legend has it that St. Patrick used three leaves on one stem to explain the concept of the Holy Trinity - the leaves depicted God the Father, God the Son and God the Holy Spirit. But there is no evidence of this story in modern documents.

The first mention of the connection between the baptist and clover occurs at the beginning of the 18th century in the diary of the wandering Protestant Caleb Threlkeld. He wrote: “People wear this plant (white clover) in their hats every year on March 17th, the day they call St. Patrick's Day. They say that with the help of a shamrock he explained the mystery of the Holy Trinity.”

Indeed, there is some ambiguity regarding clover in a country that claims it to be its own. The national flower is painted on the jerseys of the Irish football and rugby teams, on the tails of Aer Lingus aircraft, and on the stationery of the Irish Tourist Board. But the official symbol of Ireland is the 12-string harp.

The only country where clover is a national symbol is the Caribbean island of Montserrat, originally founded as an Irish Catholic colony, where they stamp their passports in the shape of a shamrock.

(This study was first published on the pages of the newspaper inopressa.ru)

Recipes:
Decoction:
To prepare the decoction, pour a teaspoon of inflorescences into a glass of hot water, boil for 5 minutes, filter and drink a tablespoon 4-5 times a day. For the tincture, take 50 g of inflorescences per 1/2 liter of vodka. Infuse for 10 days and drink a teaspoon before meals for 3 months with breaks of 10 days every month.

Infusion to improve appetite:
Take 2 tbsp. spoons of meadow clover (red) inflorescences with top (50 g) per 0.5 l of vodka. Leave for 10 days. Take 1 teaspoon. spoon before meals for 3 months with breaks of 10 days every month

Inflamed eyes are washed with infusion of inflorescences and used as lotions for wounds, tumors, scrofula, and burns.

Salads are prepared from young clover leaves, and the inflorescence is suitable for making tea.

Tea:
Clover tea: pour 4-6 dry heads (inflorescences) with 1/4 liter of boiling water and leave for 15 minutes; After straining, sweeten with honey. To cleanse the blood, 2-3 cups of tea per day are recommended for 4-6 weeks.

There is a belief that if you find a four-leaf clover, you will find happiness and good luck in everything. You just need to find it by chance, only then will it bring good luck. Should we believe this superstition, and is it even possible to find such clover?

What does clover symbolize?

It turns out that four-leaf clovers do exist. But finding it is not so easy. Scientists have found that such an unusual clover occurs 1 time out of 10 thousand ordinary three-leaf clovers.

According to legend, a person who found this plant gained happiness and protection from dark forces. Each petal of this plant has its own meaning. The first leaf is a symbol of faith, the second is a symbol of hope, the third is a symbol of love, and the fourth, the most important one, symbolizes luck and happiness.

The legend of the four-leaf clover first arose among the Druids. For them, clover symbolized the source of the universe. Its leaves were associated with the four elements: air, fire, water and earth. According to legend, whoever found such a clover received the protection of all four natural elements.

Nowadays, in the magic of attracting good luck, not only four-leaf clovers are used, but also three-leaf clovers. This plant is considered a patron against illness, adversity and sorrow. It is used in rituals and conspiracies.

The image of clover is actively used in the manufacture of talismans and amulets. In money magic, the image of clover is used in rituals to attract money. It is believed that if you keep a talisman with the image of a clover in your wallet, you can attract wealth to yourself.

The clover flower itself is also used in magic. Dried flowers of this plant protect against damage and the evil eye, and also give peace of mind.

Who found the four leaf clover

Even though finding a magic clover is not an easy task, there are still cases in history where people have found it. Moreover, there are cases where people have found clovers with more than four leaves. For example, in 2002, Japanese Shiego Obara found a clover with 18 leaves in his own garden.

The world record for finding this rare plant belongs to American prisoner George Kaminsky. During his 25 years in prison, he was able to collect 73 thousand four-leaf clovers. So one can still argue with the fact that this plant is rare. Despite the number of plants found, Kaminski admitted that he was not particularly lucky in life. Perhaps the fact is that he did not use the power of this magical clover correctly?

If you find a four-leaf clover, don't pick it, don't disrespect nature. Just make a wish, and then luck will not leave you. We wish you good luck and don't forget to press the buttons and

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Searching for four-leaf clovers is a favorite pastime for children and more. It is believed that the find promises a happy future and the fulfillment of cherished desires. People have long believed that four-leaf clovers are a symbol of good luck and a powerful natural amulet. The plant's glorious reputation continues to this day. An amulet in the form of a lucky leaf can become a reliable helper and protector - it is enough to know some tricks about what it means and how to use a four-leaf clover.

Symbol meaning

The four-leaf plant was endowed with miraculous properties by representatives of different cultures and eras. Its magical properties were explained by the rarity of natural specimens of the plant with four-lobed leaves. Traditionally, meadow clover has tripartite leaves. The discovery of the quatrefoil was considered an exceptional fateful event who promised happiness and good luck.

Pagan ideas

In ancient cults, the four-leaf clover was associated with the divine principle. It was revered as a gift from higher beings, carrying powerful protective power and knowledge. The meaning of the flower in different countries:

Christian explanations

In religious tradition, rare specimens of the flower were also considered bearers of special properties. According to legend, all quatrefoils came from one plant - the one that Eve took with her from the Garden of Eden after her expulsion. All plants with four-part leaves are reminders of Eden.

Christians understand the traditional clover leaf as the embodiment of the Holy Trinity. The four-blade specimen is associated with the cross and God's grace.

Another Christian version: the three parts of the leaf are faith, hope and love. The fourth brings good luck, is rare, and the find itself is revered as unexpected happiness.

In the modern understanding of fans of the amulet plant, one can find a different interpretation of the symbol. The four petals should bring the owner of the talisman everything that a person strives for: love, wealth, health and fame.

The Irish Quatrefoil Misconception

Contrary to misconception, the quatrefoil is not a symbol of Ireland. The country's national emblem is the traditional three-leaf clover. Its Irish name, shamrock, means "young clover" and has no connection with the four-leaf clover.

The shamrock is the officially registered symbol of Ireland. The appearance of the emblem is associated with the Christian patron of the country, Saint Patrick. He preached religion among the pagan Irish people. Patrick explained the essence of the Christian doctrine of the trinity of God using a simple example of a three-bladed clover leaf. Since then, the Irish have entered the Christian Church, and Saint Patrick is traditionally depicted with a shamrock in his hand.

Clover mascots

To attract good luck, it is not at all necessary to go out into the field and look for a rare specimen of a plant. Any talisman in the shape of a lucky leaf or with its image will be a reliable amulet. For example:

Scientists and breeders have developed varieties of clover that have four-lobed leaves.

Take note:

• Quadrifolium - solid green leaves.
• Good Luck - leaves with dark spots in the center.
• Purpurascens Quadrifolium is a variety with leaf blades that combine dark burgundy and green colors.

How to attract good luck

To get the maximum benefit from the four-leaf talisman, you need to take into account some details. Depending on the desired goal, experts recommend using the amulet in different ways:

• If a person strives for personal success, it is advisable to make the amulet his constant companion. A four-leaf clover pendant, other jewelry and tattoos will come in handy.
• Those who dream of wealth should carry a four-leaf leaf in their wallet, without showing it to anyone.
• The search for happy love will be crowned with success if you put clover under the insole of your shoes.
• A leaf of a four-leaf plant eaten in half with your loved one will help preserve and strengthen mutual feelings.
• Family prosperity will be ensured by home textiles with the image of a four-bladed clover or a dried plant wrapped in white cloth and placed under the porch.
• An amulet hidden in a blue scarf and kept near the heart will help improve health and get rid of fears.

Supporters of traditions believe that the most powerful amulet is the quatrefoil, which was found by luck. The discovery of a rarer specimen - the five-leaf clover - promises great luck. And this is not the limit. An inspiring fact for fortune seekers: in 2002, a leaf with 18 blades was included in the Guinness Book of Records.