Can anyone tell me what black witch's salt is? What is in it? Thanks all
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Re: black witch's salt
Mon, December 3, 2007 - 12:38 PMIts basically salt with charcoal in it, or salt colored black. you can also use a mix of salt and black pepper. -
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Tue, December 4, 2007 - 3:03 PMI'm not sure what you mean. Are you trying to do some work or are you wanting to buy black salt from a spiritual supplier or ? -
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Tue, December 4, 2007 - 8:52 PMI'm just beginning to learn about hoodoo, my experiance has mainly been pagan, witchcraft and if I were to try to do any work Im the type of person that wants to know what the materials are that I should be using and the significance. I want to know what it consists of. Not planning anything at the moment, just trying to learn. -
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Wed, December 5, 2007 - 6:09 AMdon't forget to bless it as well. Ray Marlborough's books are good to guide you through that. -
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Wed, December 5, 2007 - 1:19 PMwhere would I look into getting one of these books? I looked into amazon but couldn't find anything. Whats the name of the book I should be looking for? thanks -
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Tue, April 29, 2008 - 12:38 PMlook for Ray T. Malbrough -
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Thu, May 1, 2008 - 2:27 PMRay T Malbrough or Rev. Raymond T. Malbrough — "The Magical Power of the Saint" is one of his book.
His books have some good information, but take it with a grain of salt. Most of his recipes are incomplete.
Karuna
www.shakticonjure.com
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Thu, December 20, 2007 - 3:48 PMok black salt is mainly mined back east and contains sulfur it was used in antient times to dispel negative vibrations. you can find it at ayn mid-eastern shops also used to lower sodium level in your blood. -
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Thu, December 20, 2007 - 4:27 PMJust like I posted on the other forum, we ain't talkin about that, we are talking about something sold in African American conjure shops that is called black salt or witches' salt, that is salt dyed black or mixed with charcoal. Not Himalayan salt. It is literally salt that has been colored black with a dye or an agent.
You can use Himalayan salt if you want to, and I'm sure it's tasty to cook with, but that is not what Sarah is asking about. We are talking about this stuff nearly at the end of this page:
www.luckymojo.com/mojocatherbs.html
SALT: WITCH'S SALT, BLACK SALT, SAL NEGRO $4.00
For jinxing and also for protection from known enemies.
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Fri, December 21, 2007 - 8:41 AMsammy..i know what ur talking about....but in my neck of the woods..they dont use it 4-good...but every one has there path and ways...;-) but theres always room to learn new things...im all ears(wink)..;-) -
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Fri, December 21, 2007 - 8:48 AMplus! bepending on the type of brujo u are.........is how ur gonna know how to work with it...cuz! what works for me..dont mean it will work for u..but to learn of it...is great! one must always have an open mind...like the other day...someone was talking about useing Rue..i use that plant to break...in other words...uncrossing...its a bitter plant..the person i was talking with..used it for love & money?! i was like...r u crazy?(LOL) she started laughing...so she should me how its done...just to test it out..and it worked...what im trying to say..many people use some tools in many diffrent ways..but it dont hurt..to listen and learn.;-)..so as u guys where saying about the black salt?;-)
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Fri, December 21, 2007 - 9:42 PMrue is one of those plants that i get conflicting uses persoally i like it for clensing or clearing the air it does have many uses. now i did look into witches black salt not that i care but its properties do not make sence as far as some of the furmulas i saw. thats cool to each his own, I use different methods of working i do not know a lot about these things but it has to make sence elementally. if someone has actually used witches black salt and found that it did work please just drop by and say it really works, to me its more of a visual stimulant, there by increasing the level of intent. sort of like having a statue and praying to it its unnatural just helps visualize something that is already there all you have to do is call on it.
now i could almost see useing black salt for the same reasons and it working due to its natural quality and elemental properties needles to say its energetic field not being distorted by being combined with an unnatural product. thats just my opinion folk i do not know much but add my 2 cents every now and then later folks
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Fri, December 21, 2007 - 11:34 AMall these years i have never heard of witch's black salt i just found that on this forum i must say you guys are spooky LOL -
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Fri, December 21, 2007 - 11:49 AMwell thank u for the kind words sam...(wink) weird! makes us all unique...like i stated....learn and be open.those that cant...have no place in a spiritual path............why? theres to many mysterys that lie with in our faith and paths..
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Fri, December 21, 2007 - 11:33 PMSee, I'm the type of person who must know what is in something that I'm using, and why I'm using it. So as I see it, if you mix salt with charcoal, therefore making it black, you also keep it natural. Natural is a must for me.
I've heard of witches salt being mixed with spring water and kept of the alter to symbolize the seer.
the salt is purifying and protects and is of the earth, ect. Charcoal fiery properties, is stabilizing, cleansing, ect. Spring water is energy, brings life, cleanses, ect. These things combined provide great, simple symbolism and I've felt it's working great on the alter for those reasons. Just thought Id let you guys know how my reasearch was coming, thanks for all your thoughts too. -
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Sat, December 22, 2007 - 10:07 AMi can agree that makes sence and good luck in your journey.
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Mon, December 24, 2007 - 9:13 AMhi sarah...;-) thanks for shareing....and ur right..i've tryed it in that form.....and Sam..sweetie...(wink) just because u never tryed it..it dont mean it dont work...;-) hehehehehe..hay..we r here to learn..one never knows the hand that can help and make it clear to us...Sarah....good luck...
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Thu, May 1, 2008 - 2:24 PMBlack salt and its formula(s) are mentioned in the Hyatt collection. It's a mix a charcoal and salt. I'd use regular kitchen salt or kosher salt (both are traditionally used in hoodoo).
The spell I am familiar with is for making sure certain people don't come back to you (or your property) anymore.
For example, when the "unwanted" person walks away, you throw black salt in their tracks while saying a commanding prayer, something like: "Henry Jones, don't ever come here no more."
The idea of keeping black salt with spring water on your altar to symbolize the seer isn't a hoodoo practice, but a type of pagan worship or rite, isn't it?
Blessings,
Karuna
www.shakticonjure.com
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Tue, April 29, 2008 - 4:09 PMI have also heard that witches black salt can also be made by mixing it with magnetic sand (aka black sand). I believe I read that on Lucky Mojo.
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Sat, May 17, 2008 - 2:58 PMPlease explain to me why anyone would buy "Black Witches Salt" from a website? Anything like this you need to make yourself. a lot of what you purchase from websites and botanicas is garbage in a bottle with a little food coloring. Don't believe everything you read, ESPECIALLY on luckymojo.com. Anyone who references that site I laugh at and find to be inexperienced in the practice. Its part truth with added bullshit for your entertainment purposes only. -
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Thu, May 22, 2008 - 10:51 AMVanity,
I agree with you about being weary of where you buy your spiritual supplies. Indeed, many places sell a mix of synthetics and food coloring, BUT lucky mojo is probably the last place in country that sells the real deal and I know it first hand. I am not sure what was your experience with their products and why you'd say such a thing... I know for sure that they use natural ingredients, authentic formulas gathered over many years, and not only that — they pray over each product.
I'd recommend this place to anybody any day, and would suggest you revisit them and try again.
Karuna -
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Thu, May 29, 2008 - 11:09 AMI wholeheartedly agree, Karuna. Cat and her staff are the real deal. I visited the shop 2 years ago and was more than impressed. I just graduated from cat's hoodoo course, and the amount (not to mention the quality) of knowledge she's built up over the years is frankly astounding. I have found Lucky Mojo to be the *least* guilty purveyor of bullshit in the hoodoo/rootwork/folk magic world. I too would recommend them to anybody any day. I am starting to become more proficient at making my own stuff, but if I'm not able to, Lucky Mojo is the first place I go. I've tried the others - they don't hold a candle (heh) to Lucky Mojo!
Now, if you want to talk synthetics and food coloring, the word "Indio" comes to mind.......... o_0 -
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Sun, July 27, 2008 - 2:02 PMSo I suppose you would buy graveyard dirt from Cat's site as well? LOL.
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