Description The harvest season is crucial before colds arrival, but when the winter arrived so did a demonic cat called the Ovinnik. And he was a threat to grain storage. The threshing house was usually wooden and incredibly dry. This meant fires were dangerous and possible. When flames did ruin the food supply, a demon, of course, was thought to be at fault. This fire-setting creature appeared as a black cat with angry eyes. It would hang around the threshing house and granaries, constantly waiting to burn it if offended. The Ovinnik’s malevolent mood made it essential to please & had favourite foods such as roosters and blini (crepes). This sacrifice took away from the village’s winter food supply, but it saved the grain that would keep them alive until the thaw. Cats were often around barns, wanting gifts, endless attention, and “sacrifices.” Beyond burning down threshing houses and ruining grain, the Ovinnik had another power… People could approach him on New Year’s Eve and ask it for their fortune in the next year. The Ovinnik would use divination and then touch the person. If the touch was warm, the omens were good, but if it was cold, they would be disappointed. Use as a dressing oil on yourself or anoint candles, petition papers, spell papers, charms, amulets, fetishes or anything else you wish. To attract things to you and for positive work anoint yourself upwards from bottom to top | toe to head. To expel or get rid of something dress in a downwards motion from top to bottom | head to toe. 8 ml dropper bottle
