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Spell: Cleansing Spell

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Since the full moon is tomorrow, it’s a great day to get your altar and sacred space cleansed and prepared. Gather up any supplies that you plan to use during your full moon practice. Place the items (candles, crystals, athame, etc.) in a bowl of salt. White salt is known for its purification and protection energies. Submerge your tools/crystals in the salt in a glass or wooden bowl. Do whatever feels right to you, but do some research and make sure your crystals and supplies won’t be damaged by the salt. Use these words to assist the energetic cleanse:

On this day and in this hour,
As the moon is nearly in full power,
I purify and cleanse these
magickal things
To increase the effect that
each item brings.

Leave the items in the salt overnight. Rinse them with water, then allow them to dry so they are ready for your magickal workings.

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