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coven-of-genesis · 11 months

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BLACK SALT USES

MAKE A SALT BATH

KEEP IT UNDER PILLOW FOR PROTECTION

CLEANSE YOUR TOOLS IN IT

USE TO DEFLECT GOSSIP

CARRY A BAG WITH YOU

PUT IN THE CORNERS OF YOUR HOUSE

#black salt #black salt uses #witchblr #witchcore #witchcraft #witchlife #white witch #beginner witch #witch tips #grimoire #spirituality #book of shadows

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espresso-049 · 7 months

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Black salt

My recipe for black salt + a bonus protection spell.

Tools:

Dish for black salt

Cauldron/fire safe dish

Charcoal round

Ingredients:

Parsley

Rosemary

Eggshell powder

Red pepper

Black pepper

Sage

Bay leaf

Salt

Protection oil

Set the charcoal round on or in your fire safe dish. I used my mini cauldron. Use a lighter or match to light it until it sparks 💥. Mix Parsley, rosemary, sage, red pepper, and black pepper together. Dump your herb and other mix onto the charcoal round and let it burn. I put a few drops of protection oil onto the top. I then set a bay leaf on top and light it on fire to burn it.

After all of the herbs are ash I usually have some of the charcoal disk left. From there I crush up the charcoal and mix it with the ash from the protection spell.

I mix pink salt in and eggshell powder then I pour it into my salt dish.

‼️ Ventilate your space, open windows when burning shit ‼️

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myhauntedsalem · 27 days

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How to Make Black Salt

*Sea Salt

*Black Pepper

*Ash (Fireplace, Sage, Incense, Grill)

*Charcoal

If you want the salt to be for cursing and black magick, add crushed chili seeds or sulfur while stirring ingredients in a counterclockwise motion

If you want salt to be for protection and white magick, add some iron scrapings or ground cinnamon while stirring ingredients in a clockwise motion

Powerful protective charm that absorbs negative energy and curses into itself and will rid you of their harmful influences, sprinkle it around the doors and windows.

To Rid Evil or Negativity from your home, Sprinkle on the floor then sweep it up and out the front door, then off the porch and towards the street.

To Prevent a troublesome person from returning to your home as soon as they leave throw black salt on the porch or sidewalk so they walk across it. Then quickly and vigorously sweep it out to the street while cussing and cursing them. If you are bold throw it at their backs as they are leaving.

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pnwitch-of-west17 · 6 months

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#sleep spell jar #spells #lavender #rosemary #black salt #black pepper #beginner witch #baby witch #witchy #witch community #witchcraft #witchcore #divination #crystals #aquamarine #purple wax

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mrsmothmom · 1 year

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ok but i need you to know that black salt smells like farts

#witch #witches #witchcraft #witchcraft 101 #witchcraft community #witch community #witch blog #witch tips #witchblr #witches of tumblr #grimoire #magick #witchy #digital grimoire #black salt #mrsmothmom

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spiritofhyena · 1 year

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Black salt / witches' salt

WARNING: do NOT mix it up with the edible black salt for kitchen use. They are both called “black salt” but one is salt with activated charcoal or salt from a volcanic area that can be used in cooking, the other is a mix of salt, ashes, and other non-edible things used as a protection or banishing spell. I personally use it as a halfway between warding/protection and banishing as I add things usually associated with banishing.

I tried to search up the origin of the “witches’ salt” but I didn’t find anything solid (but also I made only a couple of quick searches on google because I was crunching time as I did this either before/after work or sometimes during slow moments at work) so, my best guess would be that its origin might be derived from the use of salt in many folkloric traditions as a protection or to purify, mixed a bit with a concept similar to the "witches' bottle", but I digress.

Disclaimer again: I wrote most of this during work time and edited it afterwards so I can't guarantee the form and grammar used.

I first made black salt after a couple of quick searches for protection and banishing spells that could help me in my practice, as I first started I was a bit of an idiot (to quote Set) and didn't keep anything to protect myself around when doing divination and other things.

With time I noticed that it's a good all-around protection and also, with a couple of tweaks, could be perfect to also banish in a "bounce back to sender" way.

There are different recipes on the Internet and among witchy communities but they mostly differ for some ingredients added (or not added) and I believe all would work… but surely, IMHO, if you tailor them to your needs it would be more effective.

This is what I made for myself, and I'll also include the "return to sender" version.

Tools you’ll need:

a jar with a lid to store it

mortar & pestle (not mandatory: I don’t have one so I use a tiny ceramic casserole and one of those wooden pestles for cocktails bc that’s what I had at home… use whatever could do the job)

a candle in the colour you associate with protection and warding

Ingredients:

salt (duh-)

ashes (either incense ashes, firepit ashes/charcoal, soot or you could also use activated charcoal)

eggshells powder

black pepper

rosemary

bay leaves

sage (kitchen kind is perfect!)

whatever herb you associate with protection

Process:

Honestly, you should do this however it feels right for you. You could cast a circle, call the elements or whatever. I don’t do that because it’s not part of my practice. You don’t even need to cleanse or anything if you don’t feel it’s necessary: it’ll work anyway.

Light the candle (ofc if you think it’s needed) and put the ingredients in the mortar, a little bit at a time, to grind them a bit and most importantly mix all of them. Focus on your intention, if you feel you need to recite something to enchant it then do it. Mix all the ingredients, I usually start with salt, add eggshell powder, all the other ingredients and then another bit of salt at the end to “close” everything.

If you want to give it a little “boost” you could write on a bay leaf “I am protected” or the like and then burn it (do it in a fireproof container! bay leaves are nasty burners and like to pop a lot!) to “activate” it and mix it to the rest of the ingredients.

When everything is all mixed, then you can pour it into the jar and close it. It’s up to you if you want to seal the lid with some wax or not. I do not do it because if I decide to redo it I can open it and clean the jar more easily before preparing the new black salt.

Again, it’s up to you if you want to charge it under the moonlight/sunlight or in some other way: do what you feel that's right to do.

And that’s it! Congrats you made black salt that will protect your space!

For the return-to-sender version:

add more pepper

slap also some paprika or better some chilli pepper powder

also put there some garlic

you can add other ingredients you associate with banishing

add a bay leaf (or also a piece of paper) with the intention written on it like “the harm/malicious intent is returned to who cast it” or whatever you feel right

complete!

#hyena's notes #witches' salt #black salt #witchcraft #spell jar #protection spell jar #warding spell #witchblr #spells #magic

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mamamoon92 · 11 months

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#blacksalt #green witch #lunar witch #witchyvibes #gemini #witchy blog #magic #witchcraft #baby witch #black salt uses

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foragewitch · 1 year

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Magickal properties of black salt: banishes negative energy, hex breaking, protection, cleansing

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umiagawa · 1 day

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vanilla-cigarillos · 11 months

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Black Salt in Witchcraft

Black salt is like eggshell powder, it’s one of those things that you’ll hear a LOT of whenever you’re digging into witchcraft practices. In this post I’ll be detailing what it is, what it’s used for, and how you can make it yourself!

What IS Black Salt (In Witchcraft)?

Not to be confused with anything used in culinary arts, black salt is salt that has been naturally dyed with (usually) charcoal/ashes. It’s used primary in protection work, from the belief that it helps in warding against negative energy and entities.

How to Make Black Salt -

Ingredients:

Coarse sea or kosher salt

Your choice of the following:

Fire pit ashes

Black food coloring

Black pepper

Activated charcoal powder

Instructions:

Combine salt and black additive of your choice

If you want to charge it, leave it in the sun or moonlight for ~12 hours

How to Use Black Salt -

If you believe in using gemstones: put your protection gemstones of choice in a bag of black salt to cleanse and recharge them

Sprinkle it around the perimeter of your house to guard the home

Use it as an ingredient in your spell work recipes to improve the protective qualities of your work

Mark the perimeter of your outdoor sacred space (will stain indoors) when you cast a circle to protect you during ritual work

#witch #wicca #witchy #witchcraft #black salt #magic #pagan #paganism #kitchen witch #green witch #hearth witch #hearth magic #kitchen magic

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theantarwitch · 2 years

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Book of Shadows: Black Salt

Witches black salt is a mixture of regular salt and one of two things: ashes or iron scrapings. Put all ingredients into your mortar, mix and grind your salt and ash or scrapings together in a clockwise fashion, while visualizing your intentions, bottle it and label it. The color black represents mystery, but in witchcraft is used for banishing, binding, protection, and warding. If you use the leftover ash from your rituals, this ash contains the purifying power of whatever herb it came from (rosemary, lavenders are some examples). Ashes are also used in healing rituals, when a forest burns to the ground, the ashes heal the earth and encourage new growth.

Uses: Spread black salt over your thresholds and windowsills to protect the home from negative energy and dark magic. Encircle a candle to contain the energy within OR to amplify your intentions: best for banishings, bindings, reversals. Add to banishing, binding, and warding spell bottles, bags, jars, and sachets. Draw a circle around you on the ground/floor during ritual for protection. Keep bowls of witches black salt around the home to ward off negativity and spirit. Use as a floor sweep (sprinkle all over the floor then sweep/vacuum it up) to remove stubborn negative energy or spirits. To protect your property from negative spirits, people with ill-intent, unwanted visitors, and negative energy: sprinkle black salt around the perimeter of your property. To both banish any residual icky energy that a person may have left in your home, and prevent them from returning: sprinkle black salt on the front step and sweep it away. If you’re feeling more traditional (and brave!) you can throw black salt at the back of someone that is leaving your home also. To prevent nightmares: use in a sachet and keep beneath your pillow. To repel negativity, unwanted visitors, and rumours/gossip: sprinkle generously across windowsills and doorways. To cleanse your home and keep nasties from entering: add black salt to a floor wash and go ham on your floor. Focus especially on high traffic areas. To undo a curse, hex, or other form of malignant magic that has been cast upon you: use in an uncrossing oil or powder. To alleviate any negative thoughts and feelings that you are carrying: add a pinch of black salt to your bath, or to an oil with a similar purpose that you anoint yourself with.

#book of shadows #black salt #witchcraft #witch #wicca #wiccan #pagan #paganism #New Witch #witch beginner #baby witch

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altarhoney · 7 months

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