A Cleansing Spell
I thought you might enjoy this...this is a tried, tested and true
Witchcraft ritual around Cleansing.
Magickal Cleansing spells have very little to do with actual
cleanliness - as we traditionally define it.
A Cleansing spell at it's most basic removes psychic and spiritual
debris.
A certain level of this debris accumulates constantly. As you
become more pyshically aware, you may become more conscious to this
and feel a greater desire to have regular cleansing rituals.
Cleasing spells remove low-level spiritual entities that knowingly
or unknowingly obstruct or weaken your own psychic work. Lessening
your chances of success.
In addition cleansings welcome and make room for more helpful,
benevolent spirits.
With cleansing spells you may choose to cleanse areas, people,
ritual tools or other objects.
This sort of magick is extremely personal magick and the results
are apparent immediately. As in you FEEL cleansed.
There are many different cleansing spells/rituals you can
undertake, some with candles, brooms, bells and much more.
I would like to share with you a very simple and abudantly powerful
cleansing spell using the...
A Smudge Stick is a small wand made from dried botanicals.
Smudging is the process of using directed smoke to cleanse an area,
person or object.
Smudge sticks are readily available from New Age stores or you can
1) Dry bunches of herbs
2) When they have completely dried, bind them together with thin
cotton thread
3) When needed, the stick is lit and the smoke is directed towards
and over whatever needs cleansings
4) You may use your bare hands to direct the smoke
PLEASE BE AWARE OF SAFETY!
Smudge sticks are neat, compact and easily controlled, descreet and
mobile.
Smudge sticks tend to smolder long after the flames appear to have
died out.
Do not leave the stick unattended or out in the open. Rest it
fully on a metal tray or dinner plate when finished using it - and
do not let it come into direct contact with anything flamable.
Have water nearby as a back-up.
What herbs to use
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i) White sage or common garden sage
ii) Rosemary
iii) Juniper
iv) Sandalwood
v) Thyme
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