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Wiccan herb remedies for shielding can be an effective way to protect oneself from negative energy and outside influences. Shielding is an important practice in Wicca that involves creating a protective barrier around oneself or a specific space. There are several herbs that can be used to enhance this shielding process. **One of the most commonly used herbs for shielding in Wicca is sage**. Sage has long been associated with purification and cleansing. Burning sage leaves or using a sage smudge stick can help to purify the energy around you and create a protective shield.

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Burning sage leaves or using a sage smudge stick can help to purify the energy around you and create a protective shield. **Another powerful herb for shielding is rosemary**. Rosemary is known for its protective properties and is often used in spells and rituals to ward off negative energy.

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reflections on moving to a new state, looking for spiritual community, my favorite soup recipe, a spell for home protection, notes from what i've been reading, and intentions around the beginning of the new year

maps & notes on two hikes I took recently, thoughts about being "out" at work as a nonbinary person, observations about the mountain landscape, a recipe for Imbolc bannocks, reflections on challenging self-doubt and fear as an artist, a playlist, and more

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maps & notes on two hikes I took recently, thoughts about being "out" at work as a nonbinary person, observations about the mountain landscape, a recipe for Imbolc bannocks, reflections on challenging self-doubt and fear as an artist, a playlist, and more

You can use rosemary in a variety of ways, such as making an herbal sachet to carry with you or adding it to a bath for spiritual cleansing. **Mugwort is a herb that is often used in Wiccan practices for psychic protection**. It is believed to enhance psychic abilities and can help to create a shield against negative psychic energy. You can burn mugwort as an incense or carry a small sachet of dried mugwort leaves with you for protection. **Black salt is another powerful tool for shielding in Wicca**. It is made by combining salt with activated charcoal and is believed to absorb negative energy. Sprinkling black salt around your home or creating a protective circle with it can help to shield you from unwanted energy or influences. **Finally, lavender is a versatile herb that can be used for shielding as well**. It is known for its soothing and calming properties and can help to create a sense of peace and protection. You can use dried lavender flowers in a sachet or mix lavender essential oil with a carrier oil to create a protective oil blend. These are just a few examples of the many herbs that can be used for shielding in Wicca. It is important to remember that each person may resonate with different herbs, so it is essential to experiment and find what works best for you. Whether you choose to use herbs in the form of smudging, sachets, incense, or oils, incorporating them into your shielding practice can enhance your spiritual protection and create a sense of peace and balance..

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