Tuesday, October 30, 2012

Our Father in Heaven
through the intercession of Our Lady of Prompt Succor,
spare us during this Hurricane season from all harm. 
 Protect us and our homes from all disasters of nature. 
Our Lady of Prompt Succor, hasten to help us. 
We ask this through Christ our Lord. 
Amen.
 
Everyone in the path of Sandy, stay safe

Friday, October 26, 2012

Heads Up!


The Beginner Homeopathy Course offered on my website is still $109.00 through CuriousCurandera.com ONLY.  LikeCure.com who hosts the course has graciously allowed us to discount the course from $149.00.  This is the last time we will have the discount.  Sorry for any confusion to those that signed up through LikeCure.com.   Mention to LikeCure that you wish the discount from CuriousCurandera if you signup for the course through that site. 

Wednesday, October 24, 2012

To Break Up a Couple


1 Lemon
Bat blood oil
Black pepper
1 rusty nail
Cayenne Pepper
9 black dressmakers pins (the ones with the colored balls on the end)
1 yard of black fabric
Black yarn
9 Black Candles (free standing)
Dirty paper (go out and rub it all over the dirt if you have to)
Black Ink Pen
6 Aspirin tablets
Holy Water
glass jar with a lid
white vinegar
Dress the nine candles with the bat blood oil and the black pepper. Rip two small pieces of the dirty paper. You want rough edges on the paper that’s why you rip it instead of cutting it. In black ink, write the girls name 9 times on one piece of the dirty paper and write the name of the man 9 times on the other piece of dirty paper. Write the names as small as you can and rip the paper around the names so that you can get the paper a small size too. You will light one candle every day for 9 days but you dress them all at once. Light one of the black candles. Cut the lemon in half. Pick up one half of the lemon and insert one of the name papers into one half of the lemon and the other name paper into the other half of the lemon. Push and manipulate the paper until it’s inside the lemon. Sprinkle both lemon halves with Holy Water and say...
I Baptize you as (Girls name) in the Name of the Father, Son and Holy Ghost. From Now on you will be known as (Girls name). Repeat this baptism with the other half of the lemon for the mans name.  Now with the girls half of the lemon insert 3 Aspirin into the pulp. As you do say...  (girls name), your relationship with (mans name) will sour. Every time you are in his presence a sour taste will come into your mouth. Repeat this process with the mans half of the lemon. This time say...  (mans name), your relationship with (girls name) will sour. Every time you are in her presence a sour taste will come into your mouth. Over each half of the lemon skin mark an invisible an X across the skin of the lemon using your thumb and say... I curse you and command you break your relationship.  Do this with both lemon halves.  Sprinkle each lemon half with cayenne pepper on all sides and say... I curse you and command you break this relationship. Put the two lemon halves back together with the rusty nail between them. And put the lemon back together with the pins, the pins should hold it together. As you insert the pins, curse the couple nine times by saying... If you do not obey my command to breakup this relationship you will suffer in the fires of hell for eternity Then wrap the lemon in the black fabric and begin to bind it with the black yarn. As you wrap the lemon, tie the yarn in nine knots and place the lemon near the candle. For the next eight days repeating the curse you put on the couple. The one that states you’ll burn in the fires of hell and tell them both that the only way to end their bad luck is to break up. Each night place the remaining candle wax and any other remains of the ritual in a jar.  After nine days, cut off the yarn and fabric from the lemon. Remove the nine pins and separate the lemon and bury the mans half of the lemon in the backyard where the sun does not shine, like under a bush. So you might want to get creative and find a way for you to identify who’s half is who’s.  With the girls half of the lemon place it in the jar with all the remains you have been collecting and fill the jar with vinegar. Wrap the jar in black fabric and tie it up with black yarn, making nine knots as before. Take the jar and dispose of it in a public dumpster. Call the girl by name and command her to leave. Walk away and don't look back.

Saturday, October 13, 2012

Energy Dowsing With L Rods



Dowsing has been used for centuries as a means to find water, minerals, and other underground things.  In the old days it was common to see people walking around in a field with a forked tree stem in search for underground water.  Dowsing, also called “water witching” is still used today.  Cities, large companies and even the military hire dowsers.

All spiritual workers can benefit from dowsing.  We can use it to dowse (look) for spirit activity in the home, find negative energies, potential dangers, and we can even use dowsing to find “power spots” in our home.  These power spots are particular areas of the home that are most beneficial to us....a spot we are stronger in....more powerful in....more comfortable in....more in tune...more aware......more spiritually linked.....and more intuitive. 

Although there are several methods (tools) we can use for dowsing two of my favorite are the pendulum and the L rods.  Most people have heard of a pendulum and have either tried it a couple of times or use it on a daily basis.........fewer people have heard of the L rods and many have never tried it before in their life.  So today I am going to give you a lesson in L rods and how to easily construct your own set. 

L rods are simply two bent pieces of metal which work with the surrounding energy and with your own subconscious.  Like the pendulum you can ask a question and direct the way you want them to answer such as “cross together when you are over my power spot” or “open away from each other when you are over my power spot”.  You then start walking and when they have found your location of power they will cross over each other or separate from each other.

Okay, let’s make a pair of L rods.  Go to your closet and select two wire coat hangers that are fairly straight.  Get some wire cutters and snip off the long wire at the bottom (the long eng where you would hang your pants).  Bend one end of each rod into a 90 degree L shape.  For comfort and to make sure the rods swings freely in your hands make sure to cut the short end of the wire (grip) to hang at least one inch below your hand when holding them.  I like my hand grips to be about 5 inches long and the long end (pointer) to be about 15 inches long.  Now you got yourself a set of L rods. 

Hold them loosely in your hands with the top (pointer) wire tilted slightly downwards and spin them around to make sure they move freely, loosen up your grip if they don’t.  You want the rods to easily spin in your hands in order for them to answer you.  Get comfortable holding them.  Walk around the house so that you get use to walking with them.  Once you feel comfortable with the rods it’s now time to program them. 

Programming
Stand up straight and hold the rods in front of you with the tips slightly pointing down.  This will help to control them from swinging all over the place.  Concentrate.  Tell the rods “swing outwards for no” and deliberately swing the rods away from each other with each of the rods pointing away from you.  Say “this is no”.  Now bring the pointers to the search position (straight out in front of you).  Now say “swing inwards and cross over each other for yes”.  Deliberately swing the rods inwards until they are crossing (inwards).  Say “this is yes”.  Now ask “show me no” and wait for the rods to respond.  Then say “show me yes”.  This may take several attempts at programming before you get them to answer you....but they will.....keep trying.  Soon they will begin to swing on their own showing you the yes and no answer.

Once the rods are moving on their own you can begin practicing searching for little things. Try having someone hide a coin under a rug and allowing the rods to tell you where it is.  Ask the rods to cross over each other when they are over the coin.  Then go on to asking the rods to show you where your power spots are in the home, where there is spirit activity, etc... Maybe you want to go out into your front yard and search for underground water lines or electrical lines.  Some people dowse their backyards to find the best place to plant a garden.  The dowsing possibilities are endless.

Friday, September 28, 2012

The Fourteen Holy Helpers



The Fourteen Holy Helpers are a group of Catholic Saints who have proven themselves to be very powerful in not only healing but also who have proven themselves to answer requests in other areas as well. Each of these Saints specializes in certain illnesses and particular areas but they are all invoked as a group. Following are The Fourteen Holy Helpers and what they are known for.


St Achatius: headaches
St Barbara: fever, protection from fire and sudden death
St Blaise: any illness of the throat
St Catherine of Alexandria: sudden death, any disease of the tongue
St Christopher: protection from storms, plague and sudden death
St Cyriacus: any disease of the eyes and demonic possession
St Denis: headaches and demonic possession
St Erasmus: any disease of the stomach or intestines and protecting domestic animals
St Eustachius: protection from fire, all kinds of difficulties, family troubles,
St George: herpes and protecting domestic animals
St Giles: plague, panic, epilepsy, madness, nightmares
St Margaret of Antioch: backache and safe childbirth
St Pantaleon: consumption, physicians and protecting domestic animals
St Vitus: epilepsy, chorea, lethargy, poisonous bites, epilepsy and protection from storms


These are a great group of Patron Saints to call on when illness arises and healing is needed. You can pray the litany of the Fourteen Holy Helpers or use the following short prayer in asking for their assistance.

Fourteen Holy Helpers, select friends of God, I honor each of you as mighty intercessors. I come to you in confidence that you will hear my plea of help and come to assist me in my needs (request). Grant me this request I humbly make with full faith and love. Amen.

Thursday, September 13, 2012

Making Magical Bath Salts


For many of us the only way to keep a large supply of magical preparations in stock is to make them ourselves.  Besides prescribing spiritual baths to my clients I also like to use the mixtures myself.  Not only can this get expensive but waiting for ingredients to be ordered and shipped can be times consuming.  I like having things already in stock and available when I need them. 

Besides the savings of preparing bath mixtures yourself I believe there is also a great benefit of homemade supplies.  In my opinion, not only are you certain of what goes in to your mixtures but you empower them at the same time.  Preparing a spiritual mixture yourself is far more powerful then anything you can purchase from a supplier.  You add your essence, your power, and your strength to the finished product. 

Making them yourself is inexpensive and easy to do.  In this article I will guide you through the steps of preparing a powerful and far less costly supply of spiritual baths.  You can make as much as you want without going broke. 

Preparing the Base
You will first need to prepare a base for your baths.  Once you make the base you can use it to prepare different types of spiritual baths.  To this base you will be adding herbs, plants, scents, or essential oils.  Base recipe follows:

Base Recipe
3 parts Epsom Salts
2 parts Sodium Bicarbonate (baking soda)
1 part Sea Salt
1 tablespoon fractionated coconut oil for moisturizing (optional)

Carefully measure out the above ingredients and add them together in a large bowl. Mix well.

Do not replace the above salts with kosher salt or rock salt.  Kosher and rock salt are sodium chloride which can be very drying and irritating to the skin.  Kosher and rock salt can also be harmful to people who suffer from high blood pressure or edema.  Yes, these salts are cheaper but they are not worth the risk. 

Keep in mind that sea salt comes in several grain sizes.  The courser the grains you choose, the longer the salt will take to dissolve in the tub.

Adding Color
Adding color to your bath salts can increase its power but it also helps you to identify the type of salt it is intended for.  When making your bath salts you want to add the color before you add any herbs, oils, or fragrances.  Of course you don’t have to add color to your bath salts at all.  Basically, there are three types of pigments you can add to your baths. 

Powdered Mica
Powdered mica will impart a soft tint which is all that’s needed for spiritual bath preparations.  When adding mica powder, only add a tiny amount and stir well.


FD&C Dyes
Some people use this in a glycerin base, but that can make your bath salts clump so watch out.  This is probably my least favorite for coloring but I had to mention it anyway.  When adding FD&C grade liquid dye, be sure to add only a drop at a time and stir well.

Powdered Soap Colorant
These are available in a variety of colors. 

Go slow when adding tint to your salts.  A little goes a long way.  Using too much FD&C Dye or Powdered Mica can stain the skin and tub.  It is also important that you make sure that you are using “skin safe” colorants.  If you’re worried about adding tint don’t add it at all.

Adding Oils, Herbs, or Fragrance

Warning:  Be sure to do your own research to the effects of oil, herbs, and fragrances that you add to your mixtures.  Some are very irritating to the skin, cause reactions, and others are not fit for certain types of medical conditions and/or pregnant women.  Know your ingredients before using them.


If you are going to use essential oils in your mixture you basically want to add one or two drops at a time until you get the desired scent.  Do not use more than 10 drops of essential oil.  More than this can be irritating to the skin.  Fragrant oils tend to be less costly than essential oils.  Alternatively you can add crushed plants.  Botanicals can add both color and scent to your salts.

Your sensitivity level will determine which fragrances or botanicals you find soothing or irritating, so make sure you test your skin for sensitivity before immersing yourself in a bath enhanced with potentially irritating fragrances.

CAUTION: Essential oils may cause sensitivity to your skin.  Oils you should avoid in your bath salts include but are not limited to: basil, oregano, thyme, nutmeg, clove, cinnamon, black pepper, and bay.  Consult your physician before using essential oils if you have high blood pressure, are pregnant or have other medical concerns.

Store your bath salts in a glass container with a tightly fitting lid.

To Use
Add ½ cup of the salts to running bath water.  Mix well to ensure that the salt has dispersed well in the tub before entering. 

Tuesday, September 11, 2012

Saint Sara la Kali




Saint Sara la Kali is known for her powers to heal and give success and cleanse the bad habits and problems of your past. She’s a good Saint to work with if you feel you are being blocked or if you have enemies. You can also call on her for good luck, fertility, healing, and general success in business matters.

Legend says that Sara begged for alms to sustain her masters (the Maries) or perhaps they were just her companions.  Sara and the other Maries are connected to sea ports (especially that in Southern France) due to stories of her aid in saving the Maries at sea.  This and other legends have simply created a deep and moving mystery around this Saint.

On feast day Sara la Kali is dressed in layers of cloaks representing the prayers and petitions of all that have come to ask her help.  During her festival, those who seek her healing and blessings come to touch her skirts, put scarves around her neck, light candles, and give thanks for miracles and prayers answered.  She is petitioned to take away bad habits, bad luck, poverty and bad health (among many problems)… to take them with her as the scarves and cloaks that she is wrapped within.

Later, the statue of Saint Sara is carried down to the sea normally a walk of just a few minutes, but now takes hours due to the throngs of her followers.  The statue is immersed in the sea taking all the problems out to sea (that were petitioned) and everyone enters the water as it is now sanctified and they too can be washed of their problems; it is an act of purification to be washed by the sea after this ritual.  The group is led by elders of the town on white horses.

I have always thought this feast gathering was so beautiful. There is so much power and faith involved ... so spiritual... always brings a tear to my eye.