8 Herb General Good-Attracting Mix

The layers are only suggested. The logic is that the individual herbs will work stronger for their purpose while borrowing energy from the herbs below/above it, which will do the same.

Measurements are also only a suggestion. Put more of what herb you desire the effects of, or less, etc.

It might not take immediate effect, the herbs might need some time to get used to each other. What happened with me was that I had a really bad day after making it. After that really bad day, I'd say I've been more fortunate than before I made the leave-alone charm.

That being said, you may have to wait for them to get along with each other before it starts working towards your good.

I found kitchen spices and herbs to work just fine, as they don't rot, but for a stronger effect, go ahead and use whatever fresh herbs you have available. You just might have to replace them sooner.

You will have to eventually replace the herbs in the container. I suggest burning or burying for disposal.

Alright. Let's dive right in.

For my small container, I used an empty Cream of Tartar container.

Bottom Layer: 2 tablespoons of Ginger to promote good health and protection.

2nd Layer: 1 teaspoon of Mustard Seed to attract faith and success.

3rd Layer: 1 teaspoon of Marjoram Leaves to dispell negativity.

4th Layer: 2 teaspoons of Coriander Seeds to draw peace and union.

5th Layer: 1/2 teaspoon of Paprika to energize the herbs longer.

6th Layer: 2 teaspoons of Thyme to attract loyalty, affection, and good sleep.

7th Layer: 1 teaspoon of Lemongrass for psychic cleansing and/or opening.

8th Layer: 2 teaspoons of Cumin to draw in fidelity and to drive away evil.

Nothing is stopping you from giving the mixture a blessing of your choice. In fact, I encourage it.

Don't hesitate to mail me if you have any questions!