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Peace at Home Spiritual Salt
Spanish name: Sal Espiritual Hogar en Paz
For a house where everyone is on edge and nobody gets along
- Item
- SL-008
- Size
- 1.5 oz (42 g) bag
- Intention
- Peace & Home
Note. For spiritual use and sold as a curio and novelty only. No specific result is claimed or guaranteed.
Ingredients: Sea Salt, Lavender, Fragrance, FD&C Blue No. 1.
Colored and scented; not a food. Keep out of reach of children. Keep dry.
About this salt
Peace at Home salt is for a house where nobody is getting along. People pick it up when the arguing happens every day, when a relative has moved in and the rooms feel crowded, after a death in the family, or before the holidays bring everyone under one roof. It is used to ask for calm, patience and kind words among the people who share a home.
The salt goes where the trouble starts. A little goes in the corners of the room where people argue most, often the kitchen or the living room. A thin line goes across the front door before relatives arrive, so that everyone who comes in, comes in peace. Some keep a small dish of it where the family's candle burns, on the kitchen table or a shelf in the main room, never in one person's room, because the peace is for everyone.
Once a week, sweep the corners from the back of the house to the front door and out to the street, and put down fresh salt. When the guests leave, sweep the doorway the same way. Its symbols are the dove and the olive branch. Its candles are blue and white, and many light them on a quiet evening, after the dishes are done.
Ways to use
- Where the arguing starts
- Sprinkle a little in the corners of the room where the family argues most.
- Before the relatives arrive
- Lay a thin line across the front door and ask that everyone who comes in, comes in peace.
- Where the family gathers
- Set a small dish of salt beside the family's candle on the kitchen table or in the living room.
- Every week
- Sweep the corners toward the front door and out to the street, then put down fresh salt.
Goes with
Put a few drops of Peace at Home oil on a blue or white candle where the family gathers, with the salt in the corners. When one person's temper is behind the fighting, add Tame; Peaceful Mind is for the evening after a bad day, and Bless This Home comes once the house is quiet again.
