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Protective Measures Against Common Hexes or Curses

Against the Evil Eye:

  • Hang dill weed over all windows and doorways in the home.
  • Wear a blue eye bead for constant personal protection. Hang one from the rear-view mirror of your car, as well.
  • Keep a cimaruta (an Italian talisman sporting multiple symbols) on your altar to stave off interference in your magical work.

Against Nightmares:

  • Keep a silver bell in your bedroom, and ring it to drive off nightmare-causing evil spirits each night before you go to bed.
  • A small dish of coffee beans kept by the bed staves off nightmares.
  • Rosemary plants placed near the bed shield against unpleasant dreams.

For Safe Automobile Travel:

  • Keep a whole ash leaf in the glove box for magical protection.
  • Keep a tiger’s eye in the vehicle to protect against accidents.
  • Hang a bag filled with wormwood and plantain from the rear-view mirror to prevent negative spirits from taking on the position of co-pilot.

“ŽMay God protect us from hearts that are not humble, tongues that are not wise, and eyes that have forgotten how to cry.”

—Imam Khalid Latif

Imagine your favorite character supporting you through your toughest times

Imagine your favorite character texting you all the time to ask you how your day was and to make sure you’re okay

Imagine yourself in high school getting bullied. You are up against a locker and are about to get punched. Your favorite character steps in, takes the hit for you, and proceeds to beat up your attackers

Storm Witch's Easy Protection Charm

Ingredients:

  • ·         Black salt
  • ·         Rosemary
  • ·         Onyx
  • ·         Life-Everlasting
  • ·         Bottle or black sachet cloth
  • ·         Thread or chord

Simply assemble the bottle or sachet, keep it with you in a pocket/purse/bag. Or, place the charm where ever you are in need of protection.

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