Lost items:

[stormpsyche]

Hello.

I am not sure how this works. Is it better to give less information or more? I have been looking for some things for about a year now.

Does someone know what I have been looking for and where I should look or can someone tell me what happened to the items?

Someone wrote a nice paper on several psychic methods to try to use to find lost items. I am going through a dry spell after several stressful events and am not able to focus at all on any of the methods outlined.

Please let me know if I need to provide more information...or if less is better. Thank you for any help you can provide.

[jtp76]

I'm also looking for something in particular, my Mum's ring, which she gave to me 2 years before she died, and on the day she passed away, I went to get the ring from the place I kept it with my grandmother's ring, and my Mum's was gone. I have SEARCHED THIS HOUSE TOP TO BOTTOM many times, desperately looking for that ring, but 11 months later, still nothing.
Like you StormPsyche, I have been unable to focus fully. I have sought Angelic assistance and intervention by the Divine. I would be very grateful for any help in this. x

[C33]

Hi guys,

I know it may sound silly, but I've been very lucky in praying Saint Anthony.

First of all, I am an Atheist. Last summer I lost my passport which was a very big deal because that was my only piece of I.D and it meant I couldn't travel nor move to another country as I desired. It also had the stamp of my residency in a foreign country, so I knew it was going to cost me to get a new stamp.

A saleswoman I befriended ( I am always so grateful to be the recipient of the kindness of strangers) suggested I put a pair of scissors in equilibrium on a non-metallic vase and that I used it as a visual reminder to pray St Anthony to help me find my lost item.
She said it didn't matter if you' were a believer or not, that it just worked.

A colleague of hers actually found a ring that she had been looking for, for a year. She found it under her fridge, in a new apartment she had recently moved into. Quite strange that she didn't see the ring in the fridge as she probably emptied it before she moved out...

There is even a website ( I'm not sure if it's in English) where you can go and actually type what you are looking for or your prayers to Saint Anthony ( I think it's St Anthony of Padoua), and the monks print out the text and put it on his grave.

I told the saleswoman that I would buy her a big bouquet of flowers if I was to find my passport. The cost of replacing it was a lot for me, at that time. I also had 2 persons praying St Anthony on my behalf. I went onto the website and left a message, thanking St Anthony and the monks and saying that finding my passport will bring joy as I would buy flowers to somebody.

I found my passport in an almost miraculous way. 3 weeks later, I lost my wallet with C.C, health insurance card, small sum in it, and I did the St Anthony thing again. Again, the item turned up out of the grace of a stranger. Someone had found it on the parking lot of the supermarket I go to and took the pain to return it to the police station. I sent this person a card for N.Year's and a giftcard. Thanking him profusely for his kindness. The saleswoman has retired and she called me for N.Y.We are going to stay in touch...and the girl who took the pain to look my name up in the packing slips at the post office where I had lost my passport received chocolates.

Just to let you know it just worked in a positive way for everyone involved.So, to the person who lost your mom's ring, maybe you could do something honoring your mom, as a thank you...or anything positive once it is returned to you.