Calling rain

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Hello,

can you please sent an intent of your wish that there'd be rain in Slovakia.
I read that 1 month ago droughts were already critical. Since then, after 1 month it barely rained.

I've had my selfish reasons to avoid rain invoking spells but no more.

I can share that Slavic Goddess to preside over rains was probably called Diva-Dodola, or Perúnica the wife of Perún.

Now I wonder what would other members suggest for execution of rain invoking spells and rituals?

[SpiritTalker]

The only rain spell I’ve come across is wetting the broom’s bristles and flicking it at the sky along with repeating whatever incantation you come up with.

[Mr Crowley]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eX_LifCGu6k

[Firebird]

May the rain fall soft upon your fields...

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The only rain spell I’ve come across is wetting the broom’s bristles and flicking it at the sky along with repeating whatever incantation you come up with.

That's a sweet thing to do.

Yesterday afternoon I posted this and in the evening it started to rain, although forecast was of no rain at all.
Been raining night and some showers during the day. Now around time Firebird posted it started to rain again, this time the most heavily.

So thank you all.

Now the challenge lies in questions on how to keep this, or repeat, or consider heard and solved. Since few days of rain in this condition will not repair the droughts' mark. At this moment, I don't know, but I feel for these days the action has been taken.

[Hazel Moon]

Rain spells aren't my area of expertise. Far from it, seeing as how my element is fire. But I have had success working with dragons and bunyips when I needed some rain.

If your drought persists, and you'd like some help in the future, I can ask the pair of water dragons that I work with for some assistance.

[michaelmontgomery]

Raindance. Sprinkle drops of water around your room. Give cups of drinking water to green plants. Sit down and make a prayer from your heart asking for rain. BIG booming rain. Picture blue rainclouds gathering from faraway places and riding the westbound tradewind called Zephyr. Keep calling and say thank you.

[astjim]

I found this interesting information about calling rain -

The “calling for wind and rain” ritual, known as cầu đảo, was a key means through which the Nguyễn court in nineteenth-century Vietnam sought to regulate rainfall and alleviate the effects of natural disasters. Despite their prevalence and importance, cầu đảo rituals have received little scholarly attention, and the court’s engagement with the environment has not figured prominently in previous understandings of the Nguyễn dynasty. Drawing on a range of sources, including official court histories, the letters of French missionaries and provincial gazetteers, this article examines cầu đảo practices in Vietnam between 1802 and 1883 and explores the complex relationship between the environment, emotion, and royal governance.

Try searching for more information, I'm sure you'll find something useful.

[Firebird]

It's interesting the different rituals for rain from various countries. I wonder if they have a common thread of any kind. Can you possibly add a link to this article? Also next time you log in could you please swing by introductions and let us know a bit of who you are? Thanks.
Bb, Firebird