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info@eastcorkjournal.ie Mind, Body and Soul


Very Simple Magic Tricks To Cleanse Negativity


used them since you’ve washed them.


by ANTHONY LAWTON


to time


We all suffer from time with negative


thoughts and experienc- es. What we don’t want is to dwell on the negativity for a prolonged period. So let’s look at some sim- ple methods to cleanse the negativity which will help your mind, body and spirit.


1 Take a shower. Yes, a


shower. Bath, or shower the way you would, if you actually needed a shower. Finish, though, by shower- ing yourself just with wa- ter. The trick is for the wa- ter to be as cold as you can withstand, and its pressure to be as strong as possible. Like this, shower yourself from head to toe. Don’t forget your back, the soles of your feet and other easy to neglect parts of your body. Use a clean towel and wear clean clothes af- ter that. When I say clean, I mean that you haven’t


2 pieces. Let


Chop an onion to little it on a plate


overnight. If you live in a big house, then it’s better to have several plates, in different rooms. Choose to have them in bathrooms, storage


areas and other


places you feel need it the most. Make sure to throw away the onions the next day. This trick is supposed to work even without your intention. And it works in daytime just as well. Just leave the onions for about eight to ten hours.


3 Bay leaves have very nice


cleansing and protective powers. Hide a bay laurel leaf in each corner of each room of your home. Have one in your pocket, purse or wallet. This method is said to protect not only against


negative energy,


but also from ghosts, evil spirits and illnesses. Even more, bay brings many blessings, so it may bring you good luck, success,


and encourage your pros- perity.


It also summons


friendly people. For men, it can them to find love. So, you may want to use this method even if you don’t really need a cleansing.


4 of


Soak about a tablespoon clovers in a bottle of


red wine vinegar. Leave them there for three days. Use the vinegar in your home as you would use holy water. If you need to, spray yourself with some. Just


keep in mind that


vinegar isn’t as gentle as water. Have three of the clovers on your person, in your pocket, or under your pillow. The vinegar will cleanse, the


clovers


will protect. Can you find amongst the clovers some four leaf ones? Then, these will also bring good luck.


5 Mix dill with salt. Dill


seeds will work better, but the leaves will do a decent job, too. Sprinkle this mix- ture around your premises. Leave it there for a day or two. Sweep it away and re-


peat, if you need to. This will help to undo hexes and jinxes. Do you feel like negative people


tend to


come to your place? Have some of this mixture at or on the threshold of your home, or under the en- trance mat of your apart- ment, office, or shop. They will tend to avoid you then. So, these are the very


simple magic tricks for cleansing. They will work better for avoiding harm and cleansing minor nega- tivities, such as simple hex- es, the evil eye and things like those. They will also help you in your banishing and cleansing procedures. But if you have more se- rious problems, you may need to employ some more powerful methods, or seek the help of an expert. May I take this oppor-


tunity to thank the many readers who have met me during the year and given some much appreciated feedback on my articles and subjects I’ve covered and may I wish you all a very happy and peaceful Christmas/ Yule prosperous new year.


and a


Thursday, 21st


December 2017


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