Moon & Moss💧 Cleansing & Recharging
Cleansing with salt
A bed of dry salt clears hard stones overnight, and lines of salt at doors and windows are an old way to protect a home. Never use salt water on crystals.
For crystals: nestle hard stones into a bowl of dry sea salt or Himalayan salt for a few hours or overnight. Use dry salt only; salt water can damage porous and soft stones, and salt is abrasive, so skip it for soft, porous or plated pieces.
For rooms: sprinkle a thin line of salt along windowsills and doorways to absorb heavy energy. Sweep it up after a day or so and toss it outside.
Works well for
- Hard stones
- Protection work
- Clearing a room after a hard day
Try this
After a rough week, run a pinch of salt along your front doorway. Sweep it out the door the next morning and picture the week going with it.
Crystal safety matters: some stones fade in sun, and some dissolve, rust or become unsafe to handle when wet. When in doubt, choose sound or moonlight, which are safe for every stone. Never leave smoke or flame unattended.
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