Are You Using Black Salt in Your Witchcraft Practice?
Black salt is a blend often comprising of charcoal, ash, sea salt, and sometimes black dye or black pepper. But why is it so common and how do you use it? Let’s take a look!
🧂🖤 How It's Used 🧂🖤
Protection Spells: Black salt is commonly used in spells for protection. It's sprinkled around the perimeter of a home or in doorways to ward off negative energy or malevolent entities.
Banishing Rituals: To remove negative influences, unwanted guests, or to break hexes and curses, black salt can be used in banishing rituals.
Circle Casting: During rituals, it might be used to cast a circle, creating a protected space for magical work.
Ingredient in Spellwork: Used as a component in sachets, spell jars, or other magical tools for various intentions. Blending its protective and purifying properties with other ingredients.
🧂🖤 Why It's Used 🧂🖤
Purification: The salt component is traditionally associated with purity and cleansing. It's believed to cleanse spaces, objects, and auras of negative energies.
Protection: The black color and ingredients like charcoal or ash are thought to absorb and neutralize negativity, providing a protective barrier.
Grounding: Black salt can be used for grounding purposes, helping practitioners to center and stabilize their energy during or after performing rituals.
Symbolism: The color black and the ingredients used in black salt carry significant symbolic meanings in many traditions, often related to protection, the absorption of negativity, and the element of earth.
