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With all of the news lately regarding the spread of certain strong viruses, it is beneficial that you have knowledge of natural substances that are known to aid and assist in keeping viruses away. The natural components in the oils in the mixture that I am going to give you are known for their antibiotic properties and have been used in combination with other substances for centuries. This is but one recipe that are under a general label of Thieves products. Clove – Clove oil has biological activities, such as antibacterial, antifungal, insecticidal and antioxidant properties. Clove oil contains a chemical called eugenol, which acts as an anesthetic and antibacterial agent. Clove oil is anti-inflammatory and antifungal. Lemon – Lemon oil exerts antibacterial and antioxidant properties, present cytoprotective activity and is parasitic repellant. Our results also support the previous findings, micellar lemon oil is effective on all bacteria, probably due to limonene and pinenes. Cinnamon Bark – The antibacterial activity of cinnamon is due to bioactive phytochemicals such as cinnamaldehyde and eugenol. Eucalyptus – The essential oil from the leaves of Eucalyptus has been reported to possess antifungal, antibacterial, and antioxidant properties. Rosemary – The oil extracts of the Rosemary plant show biological bioactivities such as hepatoprotective, antifungal, antioxidant and antibacterial, and the biological properties in rosemary are mainly due to phenolic compounds. Recipe 1 tbs. Clove Essential Oil 1 tbs. Lemon Essential Oil 2 ½ tsp. Cinnamon Bark Essential Oil 2 tsp. Eucalyptus Essential Oil 2 tsp. Rosemary Essential Oil Store these oil blend in a dark amber, cobalt, or green bottle, in a cool place and away from sunlight. Thieves Oil can be used daily for so many different reasons – and it has a nice cinnamon scent. Diffuse the oil, or use it topically, and you can also clean household items with it. Do not take orally or ingest. How to use: * Diffuser: Add 5-6 drops to clear the air when you’ve been around germy people. * Adults/ages 12 and up: Add 10-12 drops to an ounce of unscented lotion or carrier oil and apply to chest and neck. (Under 12 try 5-6 drops of a combination of lavender and orange). Under 5 best to diffuse 15-30 minutes or cuddle with parents that have applied mixture. * Aromastick: add 10-15 drops to cotton wick and used as needed. (note clove and cinnamon are very strong oils can be irritating for some). * Add a drop to water and gargle at the first sign of a sore throat (you can also do this with tea tree and orange). NOT suggested for hot water/air steaming. Cinnamon, clove, and citrus can be irritating when used in this way. ...
“Jezebel wasn’t born with a silver spoon in her mouth. She probably had less than every one of us. But when she knew how to walk she knew How to bring the house down. Can’t blame her for her beauty She wins with her hands down.” – Sade “Jezebel” “Workin’ that Jezebel Thang” In the last couple of years, there has been a new breed of female emerging in the areas of the media, music and film. Sassy, scrappy and definately sexy, in control of anything that is all about that money or satisfaction, her name might be RiRi or Nicki, Madonna or Kylie, but in reality, meet the women who can be considered the modern day face of Jezebel. Jezebel is a Queen whose story is in the Bible, and who married Ahab, convincing him to change his faith from Judaism to worship Baal, a Phoenician God. The Jewish faithful protested, a civil war broke out and ultimately, Jezebel was tossed from her window to her death. Originally linked to hedonism and false idolatry, in the latter 20th century, the name Jezebel became associated with promiscuous women, or women who used their sexuality to deceive and manipulate men into sinning with them. The term “fallen women”, ironically the method of Queen Jezebel’s death, was used as a label for any women who was abandoned by her man, or had charmed her way into more favorable circumstances by using her sexual wiles. Jezebel can them be considered a woman in the best favorable position in financial matters and in the aspects of relationships. Jezebel needs to control her life, because she cannot let her guard down as in the past, when others let her down. Her control of her life draws her circle around her, letting only a few if any into it, and the interactions of the opposite sex and any transactions or financial negotiations will be for her complete satisfaction. Ironic that the very same way Jezebel had been manipulated and used by men is the same way she will “work it” to get what she wants. The best possible celebrity of someone who is “workin’ her Jezebel” would be the popular female rapper, Cardi B. From Cardi’s “Bodak Yellow” through “Be Careful with Me”, Cardi is warning anyone that she is vulnerable and had been taken for granted in the past, being financially and emotionally mistreated. She then lets the subject of the song hat she will not be fooled again. A person that experiences this type of behavior develops a tough shell and will cut you out of her life if you dare show any disloyalty. Clearly, Cardi is voicing the pain of many women in today’s world, because of certain methods of mental and emotional “slavery” that the opposite sex has utilized against them. A woman’s nature is to nurture and care, both emotionally and physically, and when a male has “done her wrong”, the tears cried causes her to harden her heart and not only cause her to seek or lash out in revenge, but also changes the manner in which she interacts with any future males. Her attitude is “Me first…and maybe I’ll consider you.” Using oils and other items designed for magical practices that include Jezebel root, a main component of a family of products that empower women who will attract the wealthy, as these individuals appear to have control over their lives (because of their baubles and trinkets). Jezebel products also allows a woman to take control of her personal and physical encounters. Considering we are living in the time of “pussy hats”, a symbol of women...
Chinese Wash is a solution of soap, oils and herbs that is used to clean an area in rituals known as “Spiritual Housecleanings” or “Housecleansings”. Specifically designed to apply with water to messes left by a root-workers, it also believed to be useful in cleaning away negativity and opening up avenues of opportunity, keeping households and businesses calm and productive and for calming the home from family spats, arguments, and fighting by couples. Further regional beliefs said that many businesses use it to attract customers and keep good relations with their clientele. Many versions of Chinese Wash have been around since the 1920’s The first major company to produce Chinese Wash was Oracle Products, located in New York City. When this business closed, many other companies created their own versions of the mixture. Mojo Moon brand Chinese Wash follows the teachings of traditional hoodoo workers and the written history of Harry M. Htatt’s oral traditions of hoodoo that were recorded in the 1930’s by adding fresh broom straw to the bottle of Chinese Wash, to carry on hoodoo tradition. The traditional ritual application of is two or three spoonfuls added to a bucket of warm water. Some old time root-workers add clear ammonia to the bucket for added spiritual cleaning. The belief that you clean the home or business “top floor to downstairs” and “back of the house to the front” holds the belief of taking evil messes out the front door from which it entered the building and out to the street where it originated. It is also traditionally held that once the house has been cleaned, you continue with the porch area, the steps and walkway leading up to your door, and eventually right out to the gutter or drain in the street. It is said that you then follow this cleaning with a clear water rinse to eliminate any residual messes. Some follow with a second application of water mixed with beneficial oils to attract business, love, fast luck and prosperity to the home or business. Some will use water infused with a sweetener such as sugar (for the sweetness of life) and cinnamon (to attract money and love). Order your bottle of Mojo Moon brand by clicking here: Mojo Moon Chinese Wash...
Basil, also known as Sweet Basil, has been a staple in many Mediterranean and Southeast Asian cuisines for centuries. Identified as a strain if the Mint family, Ocimum basilicum, et al) originated in India and one genus, called Holy Basil or Tulsi, is revered as a sacred herb of the Hindu deities. This plant is used in natural medicine for digestive problem and has been touted as having anti-inflammatory properties similar to marijuana and oregano. Some information is coming out that Holy Basil has healing properties for cancer and diabetes. Basil is considered a protection herb in Southern hoodoo and conjure and is said to be a good herb to make a sprinkle or floor wash for areas of your home. Simply purchase a fresh bunch of basil and boil it in a large pot for 15 minutes, let cool, strain, and then either put in a plant mister-type spray bottle. Lightly dampen paper toweling and wipe down all exposed surfaces such as doorknobs, desks, telephone and any area where people place their hands. Great to keep at work if working in a hostile environment, as it will keep “frenemies” away. If asked by nosy co-workers, you can ay it is an all natural spray to keep the ‘dust bunnies away’. You may also take a free standing white taper or pillar candle, anoint it with olive oil and roll it in dried chopped basil for an easy protection candle. Other magical cultures use basil as a money and love drawing herb and grow it in their homes to ensure money to come from all sources. It has been said that when tied in a cheesecloth bag and tossed into a hot bath, sweet basil will activate your money drawing abilities and you will be seeing money come to you. Read more about the magical uses of herbs and spices you have in your kitchen cabinet at “Kitchen Hoodoo | 12 Spices and Herbs for Hoodoo Magic...
Free Candle Spells | Thieves Oil for Cleansing and Protection
Posted by Jacqueline on Mar 11th, 2020 in Hoodoo Products and Uses | Comments Off on Free Candle Spells | Thieves Oil for Cleansing and Protection
With all of the news lately regarding the spread of certain strong viruses, it is beneficial that you have knowledge of natural substances that are known to aid and assist in keeping viruses away. The natural components in the oils in the mixture that I am going to give you are known for their antibiotic properties and have been used in combination with other substances for centuries. This is but one recipe that are under a general label of Thieves products. Clove – Clove oil has biological activities, such as antibacterial, antifungal, insecticidal and antioxidant properties. Clove oil contains a chemical called eugenol, which acts as an anesthetic and antibacterial agent. Clove oil is anti-inflammatory and antifungal. Lemon – Lemon oil exerts antibacterial and antioxidant properties, present cytoprotective activity and is parasitic repellant. Our results also support the previous findings, micellar lemon oil is effective on all bacteria, probably due to limonene and pinenes. Cinnamon Bark – The antibacterial activity of cinnamon is due to bioactive phytochemicals such as cinnamaldehyde and eugenol. Eucalyptus – The essential oil from the leaves of Eucalyptus has been reported to possess antifungal, antibacterial, and antioxidant properties. Rosemary – The oil extracts of the Rosemary plant show biological bioactivities such as hepatoprotective, antifungal, antioxidant and antibacterial, and the biological properties in rosemary are mainly due to phenolic compounds. Recipe 1 tbs. Clove Essential Oil 1 tbs. Lemon Essential Oil 2 ½ tsp. Cinnamon Bark Essential Oil 2 tsp. Eucalyptus Essential Oil 2 tsp. Rosemary Essential Oil Store these oil blend in a dark amber, cobalt, or green bottle, in a cool place and away from sunlight. Thieves Oil can be used daily for so many different reasons – and it has a nice cinnamon scent. Diffuse the oil, or use it topically, and you can also clean household items with it. Do not take orally or ingest. How to use: * Diffuser: Add 5-6 drops to clear the air when you’ve been around germy people. * Adults/ages 12 and up: Add 10-12 drops to an ounce of unscented lotion or carrier oil and apply to chest and neck. (Under 12 try 5-6 drops of a combination of lavender and orange). Under 5 best to diffuse 15-30 minutes or cuddle with parents that have applied mixture. * Aromastick: add 10-15 drops to cotton wick and used as needed. (note clove and cinnamon are very strong oils can be irritating for some). * Add a drop to water and gargle at the first sign of a sore throat (you can also do this with tea tree and orange). NOT suggested for hot water/air steaming. Cinnamon, clove, and citrus can be irritating when used in this way. ...Free Candle Spells | Using Jezebel Products to “Work Yo Magic!”
Posted by Jacqueline on Aug 27th, 2018 in Hoodoo Products and Uses | Comments Off on Free Candle Spells | Using Jezebel Products to “Work Yo Magic!”
“Jezebel wasn’t born with a silver spoon in her mouth. She probably had less than every one of us. But when she knew how to walk she knew How to bring the house down. Can’t blame her for her beauty She wins with her hands down.” – Sade “Jezebel” “Workin’ that Jezebel Thang” In the last couple of years, there has been a new breed of female emerging in the areas of the media, music and film. Sassy, scrappy and definately sexy, in control of anything that is all about that money or satisfaction, her name might be RiRi or Nicki, Madonna or Kylie, but in reality, meet the women who can be considered the modern day face of Jezebel. Jezebel is a Queen whose story is in the Bible, and who married Ahab, convincing him to change his faith from Judaism to worship Baal, a Phoenician God. The Jewish faithful protested, a civil war broke out and ultimately, Jezebel was tossed from her window to her death. Originally linked to hedonism and false idolatry, in the latter 20th century, the name Jezebel became associated with promiscuous women, or women who used their sexuality to deceive and manipulate men into sinning with them. The term “fallen women”, ironically the method of Queen Jezebel’s death, was used as a label for any women who was abandoned by her man, or had charmed her way into more favorable circumstances by using her sexual wiles. Jezebel can them be considered a woman in the best favorable position in financial matters and in the aspects of relationships. Jezebel needs to control her life, because she cannot let her guard down as in the past, when others let her down. Her control of her life draws her circle around her, letting only a few if any into it, and the interactions of the opposite sex and any transactions or financial negotiations will be for her complete satisfaction. Ironic that the very same way Jezebel had been manipulated and used by men is the same way she will “work it” to get what she wants. The best possible celebrity of someone who is “workin’ her Jezebel” would be the popular female rapper, Cardi B. From Cardi’s “Bodak Yellow” through “Be Careful with Me”, Cardi is warning anyone that she is vulnerable and had been taken for granted in the past, being financially and emotionally mistreated. She then lets the subject of the song hat she will not be fooled again. A person that experiences this type of behavior develops a tough shell and will cut you out of her life if you dare show any disloyalty. Clearly, Cardi is voicing the pain of many women in today’s world, because of certain methods of mental and emotional “slavery” that the opposite sex has utilized against them. A woman’s nature is to nurture and care, both emotionally and physically, and when a male has “done her wrong”, the tears cried causes her to harden her heart and not only cause her to seek or lash out in revenge, but also changes the manner in which she interacts with any future males. Her attitude is “Me first…and maybe I’ll consider you.” Using oils and other items designed for magical practices that include Jezebel root, a main component of a family of products that empower women who will attract the wealthy, as these individuals appear to have control over their lives (because of their baubles and trinkets). Jezebel products also allows a woman to take control of her personal and physical encounters. Considering we are living in the time of “pussy hats”, a symbol of women...Free Candle Spells | Hoodoo Products – Chinese Wash
Posted by Jacqueline on Jun 23rd, 2014 in Hoodoo Products and Uses, Mojo Moon Spiritual Products | Comments Off on Free Candle Spells | Hoodoo Products – Chinese Wash
Chinese Wash is a solution of soap, oils and herbs that is used to clean an area in rituals known as “Spiritual Housecleanings” or “Housecleansings”. Specifically designed to apply with water to messes left by a root-workers, it also believed to be useful in cleaning away negativity and opening up avenues of opportunity, keeping households and businesses calm and productive and for calming the home from family spats, arguments, and fighting by couples. Further regional beliefs said that many businesses use it to attract customers and keep good relations with their clientele. Many versions of Chinese Wash have been around since the 1920’s The first major company to produce Chinese Wash was Oracle Products, located in New York City. When this business closed, many other companies created their own versions of the mixture. Mojo Moon brand Chinese Wash follows the teachings of traditional hoodoo workers and the written history of Harry M. Htatt’s oral traditions of hoodoo that were recorded in the 1930’s by adding fresh broom straw to the bottle of Chinese Wash, to carry on hoodoo tradition. The traditional ritual application of is two or three spoonfuls added to a bucket of warm water. Some old time root-workers add clear ammonia to the bucket for added spiritual cleaning. The belief that you clean the home or business “top floor to downstairs” and “back of the house to the front” holds the belief of taking evil messes out the front door from which it entered the building and out to the street where it originated. It is also traditionally held that once the house has been cleaned, you continue with the porch area, the steps and walkway leading up to your door, and eventually right out to the gutter or drain in the street. It is said that you then follow this cleaning with a clear water rinse to eliminate any residual messes. Some follow with a second application of water mixed with beneficial oils to attract business, love, fast luck and prosperity to the home or business. Some will use water infused with a sweetener such as sugar (for the sweetness of life) and cinnamon (to attract money and love). Order your bottle of Mojo Moon brand by clicking here: Mojo Moon Chinese Wash...Kitchen Hoodoo | Using Basil in Hoodoo and Conjure and Candle Spells
Posted by Jacqueline on Sep 16th, 2012 in Herbs and Spices used in Hoodoo and Conjure, Hoodoo Products and Uses | Comments Off on Kitchen Hoodoo | Using Basil in Hoodoo and Conjure and Candle Spells
Basil, also known as Sweet Basil, has been a staple in many Mediterranean and Southeast Asian cuisines for centuries. Identified as a strain if the Mint family, Ocimum basilicum, et al) originated in India and one genus, called Holy Basil or Tulsi, is revered as a sacred herb of the Hindu deities. This plant is used in natural medicine for digestive problem and has been touted as having anti-inflammatory properties similar to marijuana and oregano. Some information is coming out that Holy Basil has healing properties for cancer and diabetes. Basil is considered a protection herb in Southern hoodoo and conjure and is said to be a good herb to make a sprinkle or floor wash for areas of your home. Simply purchase a fresh bunch of basil and boil it in a large pot for 15 minutes, let cool, strain, and then either put in a plant mister-type spray bottle. Lightly dampen paper toweling and wipe down all exposed surfaces such as doorknobs, desks, telephone and any area where people place their hands. Great to keep at work if working in a hostile environment, as it will keep “frenemies” away. If asked by nosy co-workers, you can ay it is an all natural spray to keep the ‘dust bunnies away’. You may also take a free standing white taper or pillar candle, anoint it with olive oil and roll it in dried chopped basil for an easy protection candle. Other magical cultures use basil as a money and love drawing herb and grow it in their homes to ensure money to come from all sources. It has been said that when tied in a cheesecloth bag and tossed into a hot bath, sweet basil will activate your money drawing abilities and you will be seeing money come to you. Read more about the magical uses of herbs and spices you have in your kitchen cabinet at “Kitchen Hoodoo | 12 Spices and Herbs for Hoodoo Magic...