According to folklore, the magickal act of driving away negativity and evil is called banishment. Banishing Conjure Powder is designed to get rid of illnesses, people, negative emotions, and conditions. It functions to block negative thoughtforms that may be directed towards you and is excellent for exorcising undesirable spirits, entities, and demons that may be lingering within the home or that may have been sent there to work against you. And whether you are under verbal, emotional, or physical attack, or have an annoying neighbor, jilted lover, a jealous friend, or an abusive boyfriend, employing banishing powder in foot track magic and dusting candles and petitions can do wonders.
Banishing Conjure Powder is made the old-fashioned way from real plants, roots, minerals and fragrant, magickal essential oils with aromatherapeutic qualities. Comes in a one-ounce corked bottle as a cultural and educational specimen.
WARNING: Do not ingest or use on the genital area.
According to folklore, the magickal act of driving away negativity and evil is called banishment. Banishing Conjure Powder is designed to get rid of illnesses, people, negative emotions, and conditions. It functions to block negative thoughtforms that may be directed towards you and is excellent for exorcising undesirable spirits, entities, and demons that may be lingering within the home or that may have been sent there to work against you. And whether you are under verbal, emotional, or physical attack, or have an annoying neighbor, jilted lover, a jealous friend, or an abusive boyfriend, employing banishing powder in foot track magic and dusting candles and petitions can do wonders.
Banishing Conjure Powder is made the old-fashioned way from real plants, roots, minerals and fragrant, magickal essential oils with aromatherapeutic qualities. Comes in a one-ounce corked bottle as a cultural and educational specimen.
WARNING: Do not ingest or use on the genital area.
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