#hex-breaking

[mairimccarter]

I found out in the Dioscorides that parsley has sulfur as one of its mineral components... And it's traditionally used for hex-breaking where I live... I've had that little greeny in front of me the whole time and never thought about working with it... Behold parsley 🌿

[aspelladay]

Hex-Breaking

Many of the requests for information I receive concern ways of breaking hexes and lifting curses. Ninety-nine percent of these people are not now, and never will be, the target of curses or hexes. Contrary to popular belief, evil magicians don't lurk behind each tree ready to hex everyone out of existence.

When people feel that they have been hexed, cursed, jinxed, or psychically attacked, an ordinary cause can usually be traced for the supposed hex. No matter how certain these people are of their condition, they are simply victims of life and their own fears and worries. A run of accidents, mishaps, illnesses, financial and emotional losses, even car trouble will provide the basis for imaginary hexes.

Although most hexes are imaginary, some are not. Additionally, it is a well-attested fact that the mind has a powerful effect on the body. If a person believes [themself] hexed, its physical effects (if any) will usually manifest.

Thus many herbs are used for their traditional ability to remove evil spells and curses. They work—whether a hex exists or not.

(from Cunningham’s Encyclopedia of Magical Herbs by Scott Cunningham)

[mystickheather]

Uncrossing Spell and Whatnot

Uncrossing Spells and Whatnot

By the light of moon’s wane Cleanse my soul of this stain Let the spell be reverse Lift away this dark curse As I enter sacred space Return my soul to grace I forgive what was done Let the spell be undone By the dark and the light Your spell ends tonight

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[aspelladay]

Bamboo

(Bambusa vulgaris) Safe to interact with.

Folk Names: Common Bamboo, Ohe (Hawaiian), Kauayan-kiling. Gender: Masculine. Deity: Hinna. Powers: Protection, Luck, Hex-Breaking, Wishes.

Ritual Uses: Bamboo is used in divination in Chinese temples. Bits of the wood are thrown to the worshipper by the priest. According to the way they fall, the omen is interpreted as good or bad.

Magical Uses: Carve your wish on a piece of bamboo and bury in the ground in a secluded place. Or, carve a symbol of protection, like a five-pointed star (pentagram), on a length of bamboo and plant it in the ground to protect your home. Grown near the house, bamboo gives it and its residents good fortune. Also, bamboo is placed over the door because, since its wood never changes color, it is lucky. Bamboo is used to break hexes, either by carrying it in a sachet, growing a plant near the house, or crushing the wood to a powder (called bamba wood) and burning. The Chinese use the bamboo as a charm against evil spirits. To call up good spirits, make a flute out of bamboo. Carve the name of the spirit (if any) and play an improvised melody.

(from Cunningham’s Encyclopedia of Magical Herbs by Scott Cunningham)

[mumblesandthings]

True Unicorn Root

Hex-breaking, uncrossing, and protection against evil & malevolent magic.

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[cladinscarlet]

Chili Pepper (Capsicum spp.)

Folk name: Red pepper

Gender: masculine

Planet: Mars

Element: fire

Powers: Fidelity, Hex-breaking, Love

Magical powers: If you feel your mate is looking for greener pastures, buy two large dried chili peppers. Cross them and tie together with a red or pink ribbon. Place this beneath your pillow and this should help keep fidelity in your marriage. 

If you've been cursed, scatter red pepper around your house to break the spell.

Red pepper is also used in love powders to enflame the beloved, or to ensure that the love you find will be spicy. 

(Source: Cunningham's Encyclopedia of Magical Herbs)

[silverknightm]

Magical Intentions with Herbs

Hex-Breaking

Many of the requests for information I receive concern ways of breaking hexes and lifting curses. Ninety-nine percent of these people are not now, and never will be, the target of curses or hexes. Contrary to popular belief, evil magicians don't lurk behind each tree ready to hex everyone out of existence. When people feel that they have been hexed, cursed, jinxed, or psychically attacked, an ordinary cause can usually be traced for the supposed hex. No matter how certain these people are of their condition, they are simply victims of life and their own fears and worries. A run of accidents, mishaps, illnesses, financial and emotional losses, even car trouble will provide the basis for imaginary hexes. Although most hexes are imaginary, some are not. Additionally, it is a well attested fact that the mind has a powerful effect on the body. If a person believes him- or herself hexed, its physical effects (if any) will usually manifest. Thus many herbs are used for their traditional ability to remove evil spells and curses. They work—whether a hex exists or not.

[sleepy-hemogoblin]

Reflective spells ?

Gimmie ideas magicians !

I wrote one already, but i rather not share it, :p