Crafting House Protection Spells

House protection spells can be beneficial, whether you feel threatened in your home or not. These types of spells are not only used to keep negative energy and evil spirits out of your home, but they can also help create a barrier against physical threats and damage.

All protection spells gain additional power if they are cast on a Saturday, a day ruled by the planet Saturn, which is known to govern bindings, protection, and defensive magic. As for the ritual, you have a few options: select the one that best suits your needs.

Salt and Herbs

Salt is one of the main ingredients used in home protection spells and should be used generously. Coarse sea salt works best, but you can substitute regular table salt if you don’t have the option. The simplest way to protect your home is to pour a line of salt crystals along window and door sills, although a more complex ritual involving other components, such as adding certain herbs, would increase the power.

Various herbs are more effective than others in exercising protective magic and can be incorporated into various spells, including the salt barrier mentioned above. Some of the most powerful herbs to use in spells are anise, rue, fennel, witch hazel, mistletoe, and horehound.

Burials of objects

Many spells aimed at protecting a home involve burying a combination of magical elements or ingredients. Placing particular objects on the ground can create a stable and permanent sphere of protection around the house.

• Witch’s bottle – An ancient house protection spell, the witch bottle is a powerful amulet that you create yourself. You need a large jar (glass, not plastic) with a tight-fitting lid. Using your imagination, you need to assemble a mixture of sharp and broken items, such as glass or mirror shards, rusty nails, etc. and place the pieces in the jar, filling it to the top. Now pour vinegar over the contents, screw the lid on tightly and seal the rim with melted wax. The next step is to bury this witch bottle in the ground at the front of your house.
• Stones and Crystals – If you prefer to work with stones or crystals in the execution of your house protection spell, black stones such as jet, onyx or obsidian, as well as genuine amber, are excellent options. Bury the selected stone or glass just outside your front door or, if you want to create a large protected area, bury 4 pieces at the cardinal points, that is, the north, south, east and west corners of your property.
• stain – To protect yourself inside the home rather than outside, try the Native American tradition of blurring. It requires you to burn herbs or incense and walk around the house with the smoke around you. Not only will you create a protective space, but you will also eliminate any negative energy that may be dwelling in your home. Use bunches of white sage or sticks of sandalwood or anise incense.

Keep in mind that no matter how many house protection spells you can cast, it shouldn’t deter you from taking standard safety precautions. Keep doors and windows locked at night and have a neighbor watch your house if you are going to be away for more than a couple of days.

Spells to sell

If you are trying to sell your home, there are some special spells to selling a home that can really add a boost to your conventional real estate endeavors and help close that sale.

One particular spell to sell a house has become quite popular as it is easy to perform. You will need a statue or image of Saint Joseph. Of course, it may not be easy to find, but some metaphysical and Catholic stores sell them. Now, although the procedure may seem strange, it works. You have to bury the statue upside down, facing your house, and preferably somewhere outside in the front garden, near the door or hallway. You can pray to the Saint if you wish, but it is not necessary as his image alone will help attract people to buy your house. Good luck!