HEALTH PROTECTING RINSE
An Herbal Wash to Ward Off Sickness and Disease
by catherine yronwode, Herb Magic, Forestville, California.
© 2020 catherine yronwode. Used by permission.
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as presented in the chapter on "Boldo in Hoodoo Folk Magic, Spell-Craft, and Occultism"
http://HerbMagic.com/boldo.html
in her free online book "Herb Magic"
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People who operate or congregate in public places such as bars, restaurants, schools, clubs, and houses of prostitution tell us that sprinkling dried Boldo leaves around the premises once a week will keep away both bad customers and those who carry illness and disease.
http://www.herbmagic.com/boldo.html
Steeping Boldo leaves in hot water to make a tea and then drinking it, washing the hands and face to cleanse them, and using the liquid to wipe down surfaces is an alternative way to employ this herb.
Other folks who use Boldo around the home to ward off evil or the threat of illness prefer to mix it with protection herbs like Rue, Broom Straw, Hyssop, and Agrimony to increase its strength.
http://www.herbmagic.com/rue.html
http://www.herbmagic.com/broom-straw.html
http://www.herbmagic.com/hyssop.html
http://www.herbmagic.com/agrimony.html
To make an old-fashioned sanitizing wash, brew this mixture up as a tea, and use it with soap clean to your hands or as a full-body bath, sprinkle it around the house for protection, and add to the rinse water when laundering bedding, towels, and other items which guests, customers, or visitors may have touched.
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