Spell Jar: Healing and Protection
For your healing, health, and protection spells
Ingredients: Rosemary, lavender, bay leaf, nettle, sage... Approx. 103g - 6cm high
All our spell jars are handcrafted by us. They are made with plants that are 99% harvested from our own plantations or local gatherings. The remaining 1% (those that cannot be cultivated due to climatic reasons) is organic and comes from fair trade. Each vial is unique. Their manufacturing process has spanned several months, following the rhythm of the seasons and nature, between harvesting and drying.
A spell jar, or magic vial, is a small glass container in which "magical" ingredients are placed to transform a simple jar into a concrete representation of a spell. Although the principle of spell jars is very simple, this tool allows anyone who practices magic or positive visualization to materialize their intentions. Through the ingredients you place in this container, it is your thoughts and desires that you gather to better formulate your intention and realize your dreams.
Witch bottles are an ancient form of folk magic dating back to the Middle Ages. These vials were mainly used to ward off the evil eye or evil spirits. Today, spell jars are no longer used solely for protection but have a much wider range of uses. According to the followers of this method, these small magic vials are very versatile. They have the power to attract love, luck, or success according to the law of attraction. Whether or not you practice magic and witchcraft, which are just words, you can use them as tools for positive visualization to focus your attention on your goals and give shape to your dreams. These vials are based on the same principle as visualization boards.
How to use them:
  
To activate it: Hold it in your hands to imbue it with your energy by visualizing your intention.
  
Meditate on your intention, cast your spell
  
You can also call on the help of spirits, forces, deities, whatever you believe in. But be careful, don't open the doors of your aura, your inner self... (which I call the blue cold fire) to just anyone or anything, the invisible world can be very dangerous. So whatever spirits you call upon, the better you know them, the better the spell.
  
Use your intuition because the spells we create ourselves are always more effective.
  
Finish your spellThen, you can bury it, hide it, throw it in the water, keep it on you (in a small pouch, or in your purse), keep it at home, keep it on your altar or dismantle it. What you choose depends on what you are trying to accomplish.
  
If you are seeking permanent protection or to break or repel a curse, bury it. It will serve as a sentinel on your property and protect you (or on the property of the person for whom you cast the spell). If you do not have land, you can bury it in a pot of earth left at your door.
  
If you want your jar to be a kind of magnet to continue to attract things to you (attention, love, health, success, wealth, etc.), bury it on your property or on the property of the person concerned. Or leave it on your altar.
  
If you are trying to get rid of something (or someone) or a bad habit, bury the jar at a crossroads, don't look back and if possible never return to the place.
  
Dismantle the jar if the power of the spell is no longer needed and you want the effects to stop. To dismantle the spell, remove its contents and bury it at a crossroads or empty the contents into running water, clean the container, purify it and do what you want with it.