Magical Properties Of Salt - Protection, Purification, Healing
On the magic uses of salt for spells, protection, purification and healing.
Salt, as in ordinary household salt, is a powerful absorber of psychic energy. It doesn't channel this energy but absorbs it and holds it instead and it is this central property which accounts for its many different uses in magic. Here is a list of uses for salt plus some easy salt spells for clearing, protection and purification.
The Magical Properties Of Salt
Without exception, every civilisation on Earth has very similar ideas about the magical properties of salt - namely that it absorbs psychic energy and binds it into its own structure.
From the Roman Catholic rite of preparing holy water, which contains both water and salt to the Indian custom of using salt on wounds to draw away unhealthy spirits, and with evidence that salt has been used in just that way for as long as humans have employed magic, there is clearly a strong consensus and that tends to be simply based on truth, fact, and experience.
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Psychic Herb Jar ~ A herb jar to enhance your psychic and mental powers ~
Fill one jar with the following:
Cinnamon (for dream magick)
Nutmeg (for good luck)
Allspice (healing)
Ginger (lunar magick)
Basil (protection)
Fennel Seeds (spiritual healing)
Garlic (spiritual protection)
Marjoram (protection)
Sage (spiritual purification)
Cloves (protection)
Mustard Seed (protection)
Before you do any scrying-of any kind-inhale the scent deeply and shake the jar gently.
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Herbs: most of our culinary herbs have medicinal properties too
• Coriander leaves: help to strengthen the tissues of the urinary tract and are used to treat urinary tract infections.
• Basil: a natural tranquilliser, calming to the nervous system.
• Chives: stimulate the appetite and help the digestion during convalescence.
• Dill: relieves griping and flatulence.
• Fennel: prevents excessive wind and relieves nausea and vomiting. It is also taken for insomnia.
• Sage: sage tea makes an excellent antiseptic gargle for a sore throat or a mouthwash for bleeding gums. The leaves can be chewed to relieve toothache. Sage is also taken to relieve anxiety, menopausal flushing or excessive sweating. It aids the digestion of rich, heavy food. Rub fresh sage leaves onto teeth to help keep them white.
• Thyme: an infusion may be used as an antiseptic gargle or as an expectorant for coughs and catarrh.
• Parsley: freshens the breath.
• Rosemary: stimulates the circulation and the nervous system. A weak infusion will help relieve nervous headaches, neuralgia and colds. It also makes an excellent antiseptic gargle. Rinse hair in a rosemary infusion to keep dandruff at bay. It also helps give dark hair a deep shine. Burn fresh rosemary on charcoal to stay alert when studying.
• Mint: mint tea is used to treat indigestion and headaches. A hot infusion can help at the start of a cold.
• Saffron: said to relieve menstrual pain, depression, chronic diarrhoea and neuralgic pain.
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