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Sprinkle a little salt in the corners of your house, and you’ll be amazed at the results.

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Many people prefer taking salt showers after a long, tiring day at work. For them, the shower helps wash off any negative energy accumulated during the day. They also believe that salt can remove any evil eye affecting their aura.

Purifying Evil Energy

Some believe that salt can purify objects from negative energy, including black magic. If they find something that seems to carry this aura, they wash it with warm water followed by a rinse with salt. They believe this process can convert evil energy into positive vibes.

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Attracting Good Luck

Salt is also considered a good luck charm by many. For example, some people carry salt in their pocket to job interviews, believing it will bring good fortune. Others keep it with them during exams, thinking it protects them against hardships and trouble.

Practical Uses of Salt for Positive Energy

  • If you feel overwhelmed with negativity, put coarse salt in your shower tray or bathtub, then dissolve it gradually. You will feel lighter and refreshed.
  • Carry a handful of sea salt in your pockets during job interviews or exams to help achieve your goals.
  • Wash objects you feel are charged with negative energy with warm water and abundant salt to transmute it.
  • After an intense day, spread salt on a bath sponge, add your usual soap, and rub your body from top to bottom to eliminate bad vibes collected during the day.
  • Pour a little salt at the entrance door to prevent people with bad intentions from returning.
  • Mix salt with black pepper and place it in a bowl in your room or office to repel the evil eye.
  • To attract money, put bay leaves, rosemary, and salt in a cloth bag and place it at the entrance of your house.

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