Peppercorn - Wall of Protection Amulet Bag

Witches and spiritual practitioners from many cultures have employed peppercorns in spiritual workings as a catalyst of removing negativity or returning evil intent. To prevent and enemy from harming you, a line of black pepper blended with raw sea salt and cayenne can be drawn across the front doorstep. Safety is always advised when using pepper or any other hot herbs - they can be dangerous to the skin and the eyes. There is an array of peppercorns that can be applied in magickal and spiritual workings. Pink peppercorns are employed in charms to enhance love and passion. Black peppercorns rid away evil and neutralize negativity. Yellow peppercorns are added to spells associated with healing. Green peppercorns are added to spells to bring about luck, fertility and wealth. White peppercorns can be used in spells to manifest goals and to grant wishes. This magickal amulet is created to place a wall of power and protection in a home, office, or car. 

WALL OF PROTECTION AMULET BAG

The following spell is designed to create a small Wall of Protection Charm or Mojo Bag. For this spell you will need the following ingredients,

one black candle
frankincense oil
one amethyst stone
one clear quartz crystal
one obsidian stone
sandalwood incense
satin or wool bag
three tablespoons black peppercorns
three tablespoons coarse sea salt
three tablespoons white peppercorns

Gather the ingredients of this spell to your spiritual altar or an empty table during a time that you will be undisturbed. This spell is best performed during the waning or dark moon. Begin by lighting the black candle. State out loud a prayer or incantation directed towards protection and power, you may also state out loud the following incantation,

“With this magickal flame, may I draw in protection and power.  May the Universe surround me with a wall of protection this magickal hour. So mote it be.”

Spend a few moments visualizing a blue and violet light surrounding you. Hold the crystals and stones in your hands. State out loud a prayer or incantation directed towards calling forth the stones' force and power. You may also state out loud the following incantation,

“May these creatures of stone and earth be used as a catalyst of protection. This tool of power is filled with the most correct and protective vibrations. So mote it be.”

Add the stones to the cloth bag. Place the herbs in your hand. State out loud a prayer or incantation directed towards calling forth the herbs' spiritual forces and  powers. You may also state out loud the following incantation,

“May these creatures of Mother Earth and Father Son, be charged and enchanted to keep and draw in protection. This tool of power is filled with the most correct and protective vibrations.  This tool of power is charged to neutralize any and all evil and negative energies. So mote it be.”

Place the herbs into the bag. Light the incense. Place a few drops of frankincense oil into the bag. Tie the bag shut. Pass the bag through the incense three times and state out loud the following incantation,

“I create this magickal charm to be an amulet of powerful protection. By stone and earth, by oil and air, I do bless this amulet with the many magicks of the Universe. So mote it be.”

Carry the bag with you. You may also hang the charm bag onto your front door or give it to a loved one as a magickal gift. 

- By Firewolf

www.firewolfsmagic.com

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