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Sneaky Tricks/Hoodoo Recipes: Nettle & Mint Tea
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Nettle is a wonderful herb to break up any spiritual malice aimed your way – break jinxes, stop curses, and reverse evil. For certain types of work, it used to be common to take an “inside and outside” approach, where you would apply something externally (perhaps in the form of anointing oils or spiritual baths or incense smoke) and also internally, via ingestion. Cup-of-tea-and-a-hot-bath is an excellent and logical way to do this, assuming the herbs you’re using can be safely ingested, and even though this approach has kind of fallen out of style, I highly recommend it for jinx-breaking...
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Murphy ‘s Oil Soap, why Colgate-Palmolive sucks, and stealth-conjure
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This article, “Murphy’s Oil Soap: A Most Unusual Story” in Popular Woodworking by Bob Flexner is amusing. And it’s true. You should not use Murphy’s Oil Soap to clean your furniture. Well, I guess if your furniture is plastic you could… but not if it’s wood. At least not wood that you don’t hate and want to punish somehow. But this is a pretty neat tale of marketing and how it basically totally overwrote common sense and common knowledge within a freakin’ generation. You shouldn’t use it on your beautiful hardwood floors either. And as I came to find out when I became the...