Purple Sewasho (Prayer Salt)

Rituals use purple sewasho to represent authority, leadership, and high social status. It representing intuition, wisdom, and higher consciousness.

You can use prayer salts to as is or mix it with your muthi to enhance it.

A prophet, Christian, or Isithunywa normally uses prayer salts, but all healers use them in many different ways.

How to Use Purple Sewasho:

• Direct Use: Use the salt as is in your rituals or spiritual practices.
• Enhancing Muthi: Mix purplen Sewasho with your existing muthi to amplify its power and effectiveness.

Blessing Water with Purple Sewasho:

1. Prayer: Hold the Purple Sewasho and pray, blessing the water with the specific healing or intention you wish to send.
2. Holy Water: Add the Purple Sewasho to water, creating “holy water” imbued with your blessings.
3. Giving or Sending: Give or send this blessed water to the person you prayed for. They will then wash with this water to receive the healing or blessing from the Divine.
4. Color Intuition: Purple traditionally represents authority, leadership, high social status, intuition, wisdom, and higher consciousness. However, feel free to use any color of prayer salt, or a combination of colors, that resonates with your intention.

Instructions to mix with muthi:

Use the prayer salt in your muthi mix.

Mixing with Muthi:

Simply incorporate the Purple Sewasho into your muthi mixture as needed.

The Power of Salt in Spiritual Practices:

• Cleanse and Purify: Salt absorbs negative energy and purifies spaces, objects, and people. Use it to cleanse your home, crystals, and spiritual tools.
• Protect: Salt wards off negative spirits and influences. Sprinkle it around doorways and windows for protection.
• Ground and Center: Salt baths promote grounding, relaxation, and emotional balance.
• Enhance Rituals: Salt amplifies the power of rituals and spells. Use it to create sacred spaces, represent the element of earth, or symbolize purification.

Important Note: The uses and beliefs surrounding salt may vary depending on individual and cultural traditions. Trust your intuition and use Purple Sewasho in a way that feels right for you.