How To Make A Mojo Bag For Protection

Among the simplest and most effective methods of participating in magical assistance is to carry a well-prepared mojo bag. Other names for these amulets include country, hand mojo, gris gris, sexy bag, and toby bag. This practice is often attributed to American Hoodoo and Rootwork, but has also gained popularity among contemporary New Age and Shamanic circles. While opinions vary widely between traditions about the “right” method of building, here are a few ways I’ve found to make these useful personal amulets. resonate with your intentions. Ready-made bags are widely sold through craft stores and botanical stores. The extensive choice of fabrics and colors makes it easy to find a suitable combination for any magical intent. This basic correspondence list can be helpful in getting you started:Red: passion, protection, chivalry, courage, working with Mars Orange: vitality, success, endurance, agility, working with Mercury Yellow: creative, self-expressive, fun, charismatic, working with the sun green: prosperity, wealth, “luck”, employment, work with Venus Blue: philosophy, wisdom, wisdom, eloquence, working with Jupiter Purple: spirituality, karmic healing, divination, transshipment Pink: healing, love, friendship, beauty, art, romance White: soothing, psychological healing, angelic guidance, peace Grey: mystery, secret, become “invisible”, illusion, neutral Black: banish negativity, protect, discipline, work with Saturn Silver: meditation, yin/goddess energy, receptivity, working with the Moon Yellow: prosperity, yang/god energy, predictability, working with the SunFill the bag with the corresponding herbs, stones and symbols of your intention. I hope you are completely absorbed in the fascinating study of the magical connections between plant substances, minerals and ethically acquired animal substances. For now, here’s a very brief list of examples:To attract wealth: cinnamon, bayberry, pyrite, coin, emerald, Cultivate love: rose, almond, honey, rose quartz, morganite, catnip To protect: black tourmaline, water spinach, borage, basil, salt For health: bloodstone, hematite, orange peel, cloves, lobelia For victory: high john the conqueror root, carnelian, nasturtiumOf course, the personal involvement of hands-on will enhance any form of formal work, so I also encourage you to try your hand at sewing your own bags. It is very easy and takes surprisingly little time. I made the green and blue mojo bags in this article using wide ribbon and simple metal wire. Here’s how: Step 1) Measure and cut the length of the ribbon 3 times its width. For example, 9″ long for a 3″ wide ribbon or 6″ long for a 2″ wide ribbon. Read more: How to make a keyhole slot without a router Step 2) Fold the ribbon in half with the sides facing in. Carefully align the ends and edges.Step 3) Sew each side to form the pocket, leaving the last 1.25″ untear. Also don’t leave the top part as this will be your pocket opening.Step 4) Turn the pocket inside out so the stitches are tucked in and the side of the ribbon is now on the outside. Fold the unopened flaps down and out.Step 5) Carefully make 3 or 4 small cuts along the crease.Step 6) Thread a drawstring through these small incisions all over the neck of your bag.Step 7) Fill your pocket with appropriate stones, herbs, coins, symbols and substances that support your endeavors. For example, this blue and silver mojo bag was created to promote intellect and intuition. It will include (among other items) rosemary to boost brain power, moonstone to attract instinctive awareness and a white feather found to connect with ancestral guidance. and secure it with a sturdy button so that the contents don’t spill.Step 9) Finally, “load” your mojo bag to awaken and empower it. This can be done by passing it through the smoke of an appropriate incense or anointing it with a chosen ceremonial oil. Keep the intention in mind as you do this. Let it be a conversation, an agreement between you and your creation.Now your homepun mojo bag is complete. You can keep it in your pocket, under your pillow, or even tuck it into your bra. Allow it to guide you on how to best use it. If you’re comfortable with its location, it’s fine anywhere. If not, just try another hiding place. You will know when it feels “at home”. Feed your baby a mojo bag often. Unlike batteries, it can run out of battery if not recharged when needed. It’s up to you to decide how much is enough, but a general rule of thumb is once a month at full moon. Enjoy the process and maybe your craft wizard will serve you well.– Nui of Nui Cobalt DesignsRead more: how to earn more gold in war games