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Black Salt is mostly used for dispelling negative energy and to create boundaries against enemies (it makes them feel like leaving) or that will render them powerless while in your area. However, it can be sprinkled in an enemy's territory as a hexing agent to curtail their power and to control them.

Especially useful against irritating co-workers.

It can be used like sand painting to draw circles, runes, or other symbols on the altar or workspace. If kept clean, it can be re-used for this purpose multiple times if desired, or incorporated into mojo bags, incense, etc as suggested above.

Black Salt can be used in conjunction with Blue Salt to reverse bad luck and to end crossed conditions.

Use with Green Salt for fast luck action.

Use with Red Salt for reversing or turning a spell back on its sender.

This formula will stain carpets, so use in inconspicuous areas. A little goes a long way.

Do not eat. The dye is not food grade. Not recommended for use on the body.

1 ounce packet (salt is in a ziplock inside the packet).

So what's with the "alleged"? Doesn't this stuff work? What's "Random's Mojo Workshop"?

We use the word "alleged" out of respect to the tradition of commercial spiritual goods. Many of the old products were labelled "alleged" and there was even a product line named "Alleged Brand". In pictures of old spiritual products, nearly all of them bear the word "alleged". We like that tradition and decided to keep it when we drew the art for these packets.

Whether or not it works is up to the user. Some people just can't get anything to work because they don't believe in their own ability to throw mojo around. That's like saying hey, my paintbox doesn't make anything like Michelangelo. Practice, baby. It takes practice. Sprinkling salts are a tool just like Michelangelo's paintbrush. How you wield them is all up to you.

Random's Mojo Workshop is the line of spiritual goods put out RaNDoMLeiGH, the original owner of Once Upon A Silver Moon.

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