In Northern African magic, sulfur is said to be equal to salt in its magickal qualities for repelling evil entities and conjuring power energy. Sulfur is used as a primary ingredient for banishing spells and exorcisms. Traditionally, sulfur can be burned or carried as a talisman or in a conjure bag. Burning is not adviseable as it is potentially quite irritating. Here are a couple of ways to make power conjure bags using sulfur.
Sulfur Spell Conjure Bag: You will need a piece of red flannel cut into a 2 x 2 inch square (minimum). You can use any red material but in New Orleans flannel is frequently used in hoodoo workings. Place a piece of sulfur in the center and tie the bag using leather or hemp cord. You can also use sulfur powder for this. Activate the bag by attaching a small sword charm to it.
Sulfur Spell Extra Power Conjure Bag: You need a piece of red flannel cut in a 4x4 inch square. Place some or all of the following into the bag: a pinch of sulfur, a pinch of henna or iron oxide, a pich of kohl powder, a pich of graveyard dust or dirt, and a pinch of tobacco. Carry this super power conjure bag with you to give you power over malevolence.
Saturday, July 11, 2009
Make Your Own Super Power Conjure Bag
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greetings; can one make a conjure bag out of their favorite material?
ReplyDeleteHi Susan, thank you for your comment. Sure, you can technically make a conjure bag out of any material; though, traditionally it was flannel, leather or chamois cloth that was used. Today, most folks will use flannel.
ReplyDeleteGreetings, Denise - I cannot find your mojo recipe for money. I remember I need red flannel, and some amount of money. Thanks.
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