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Hoodoo: Herbs for Protection | African American Herbalism and Spirituality

  • A.K
  • Nov 12, 2024
  • 1 min read

Updated: Nov 12, 2024

Herbs used in Hoodoo for its magical properties. There are many herbs in your kitchen that you can use as a form of protection. Its uses and meanings may have a different meaning based upon one's region or spiritual leader. Mix said herbs as your spirit leads you.




hoodoo herbs for protection; hyssop, sage, cloves

Herbs for Protection

Cactus protects against unwanted energy and intrusions.

Mugwort enhances spiritual protection in the astral realm.

Burdock Root fights against negative energy and evil.

Basil keeps unwanted guests away.

Rosemary helps enhance intuition and spiritual protection.

Cloves remove negative energy and energy

Black Pepper removes hexes and curses.

Sage cleanses evil energy

Hyssop used to purify negative energy

Cayenne Pepper blocks hexes and evil doings.

Bay Leaves protect finances and dispels negativity



Other Magical Herbs and Fruits:

Sea Salt

Bentonite Clay

Vervain

St John's Wort

Charcoal

Rice

Raspberries

Plum

Plantain

Pine

Red Pepper

Onion

Garlic

Parsley

Nettle

Lemon

Myrrh

Roses

Aloe Vera





Uses

These are simple ways these herbs can be used:

  • Wash your hands and feet

  • Candle dressing

  • Smudges

  • Spiritual Bath

  • Drinking tea

  • Rub herbs on chakra points

  • Diffuse Oil

  • Mojo Bag



Alternatives to Herbal Rituals

Sweeping

Egg cleanse

Rooster Cleanse

Recite Bible Verses (Book of Psalms)

Herbal Oils

Moon Water

Coins

Red Brick Dust

Crystals (Black Tourmaline, Pyrite, Black Obsidian, Tigers Eye.. to name a few)

Vinegar Jar

Ammonia Jar

 
 
 

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