Graveyard dirt

Graveyard dirt is, as you can guess from the name, dirt collected from a graveyard which is paid for using an offering of money (usually dimes) or whiskey. There are combinations of herbs that can be used as an substitute for graveyard dirt - but this is a complicated matter. While certain herbs can be used as a substitute in different practices just fine, in traditions in which graveyard dirt is an essential ingredient for its connection to ancestors and the dead, there is no replacing it.

Graveyard Dirt - Collecting the Right Way

Use a relative’s grave dirt who was protective of you. Such as Father, Uncle, for protection spells. Don’t forget to pay them or leave an offering!

How to collect graveyard dirt appropriately and with respect, with suggestions on ways to use it.

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Graveyard Dirt Magic one of the oldest forms of magic known to exist also extremely powerful magic Graveyard dirt Magic can be used to Heal,Find Love, Protect,Talk to an Ancestor / Loved one. Find something / someone lost , Curse, Revenge etc it all depends on the user and what his or her intentions are . Please remember some states and Countries it is illegal to take Graveyard dirt and always Respect whom you take the Dirt from First you must ask them permission Offer something Pennies…

Grave dirt is used in many magical traditions, including for love magic, curses, and necromancy.

A how-to guide for leaving offerings in graveyards and cemeteries. How to use graveyard dirt

Gritty, dirty, and under your feet all day, dirt is one of the magickal spell ingredients that many people forget. New Orleans Voodoo, Hoodoo, Santeria(Lucumi,) and many other traditions use dirt in many of their formulas to help achieve the desired results.

Graveyard Dirt with Coffin Nails Bottle via Wickedblackmagick on Etsy

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Graveyard dirt oil, even though it sounds off-putting, it is a famous ingredient in many spells of various magical traditions. This oil has the scent of a freshly dug grave, wet earth, with a touch of disturbed vegetation. Added to the oil is a sprinkling of 1859 graveyard dirt with magical herbs to…