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Spiritual plants for your protection



Spiritual plants for your protection

The Cosmos And Soul

Oct 15, 2018 · 2 min read


THESE PLANTS ARE NOT “AIR PURIFYING PLANTS”!

These three are the most common in North America and for some odd reason people here think the first two are “air purifying plants”. They’re actually protective plants! Here are their uses:

DUMB CANE

Acts as a “negative energy detector”. This plant will turn YELLOW if negative energy of any sorts has come in contact with you (if you carry a leaf in your pocket) or has come into your house. It’s best by doorways where people come in your house because it’ll “discharge” their crap energy at your door. You can also place a few leaves scattered in areas you may think have negative energy or you want to test which spaces have them (under rugs, under beds etc). If they turn yellow quickly, you’ll know the density of that area.

SNAKE PLANT

This is a literal energetic sword. It cuts through negative energy and it’s basically like pointing a sword at your enemy; they won’t approach it. This can be kept by your door as well, in your room etc. Or you can carry a piece with you in your pocket. This is actually how we clean our homes of negative energy and low vibe spirits back home (in my opinion much more effective and stronger than sage). You take 3 “swords” and you hit every corner of your ENTIRE home NOT starting at the front door, then when you get to the front door you run to the street, turn your back and throw them over your shoulder and DON’T LOOK BACK.

ROSEMARY

This is a great option for carrying some type of protection with you daily and also putting it under your pillow every night. Rosemary is a strong substitute for another herb we have back home for protection. Rosemary uplifts your energy so it’s effective at keeping you “light and happy”. You can also add this to sprays and take showers with it (I’ll make another post about that).
** I have discovered that Ikea is importing “St George’s Spear” aka the real Sansevieria (commonly mistaken for Snake Plant).
IMG_1043.JPG << that’s St George’s spear


The Cosmos And Soul has been doing astrology for 20 years and was born a medium, in a medium family.
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