Empaths: Looking for a finder of lost things

[2much2recover]

If you are and empath and have a special gift for finding lost hings please let me know as I have lost something and am desperate to find it.

I am an empath but while I have other "insights" I learned long ago I am not a finer of lost things.

Please HELP!

 

[CrazyinVA]

My empath boyfriend suggests picturing the lost item with a white light around it. I scoffed until it worked for me!

 

[2much2recover]

Thanks! No luck yet, been looking for days. It is jewelry my dad bought as a going away gift for me when he was dying and I wanted to wear it. I know it is not stolen but I can't find it. My birthday is coming up and dad a always bought me jewelry for my birthday soI wanted to wear this ring and bracelet (birthstone)

Anyone else?

 

[in a daze]

Pray to St. Anthony?

 

[Rabbit]

"Saint Anthony, Saint Anthony, please come around:

Something is lost and needs to be found!!"

- See more at: http://www.catholicreview.org/blogs...tron-saint-of-lost-items#sthash.FVHAPS6L.dpuf

 

[sadandfrustrated]

Did you ever find them? For some reason I keep seeing a toilet. Do you have shelves over the toilet? Could they have fallen down behind the toilet?

 

[in a daze]

Ditto. Did u ever find your jewelry?

 

[New Leaf]

You will find what you have lost
when you stop looking for it.
leafy

 

[GoingNorth]

Don't look at me. The last time something of that nature went missing at my place was when Thomas (cat) snatched a diamond stud earring out of my ear and promptly swallowed it.

I found the post and setting by digging through the contents of the litterpan for three days. I never found the actual stone.

I know only wear very inexpensive silver earrings and I make sure they are too large for Thomas to swallow.

I'm not Catholic, so not really up on all the various saints, but I think it was St. Anthony that a devout neighbor suggested I bury a statue of, UPSIDE DOWN, in front of the house. Apparently, praying to this saint, while he was buried upside down, would help a house to sell.

I found the whole thing to be rather offensive and I'm an atheist.

 

[Rabbit]

not to be offensive but the statue to sell a house is Joseph and finder of lost things St Anthony. St Jude lost causes

 

[GoingNorth]

I could have it wrong. I don't claim to know much about Catholicism at all. I thought it was St. Anthony.

I also thought that St. Jude was the patron saint of "Lost Causes". Is that correct or do I have that wrong as well?

Coming at this as a Jewish-raised atheist, my eyes tend to glaze over whenever I start to get into all the various saints.