Hot Foot Powder -- and the allied formulas Hot Foot Oil, Hot Foot Incense, and Hot Foot Floor Wash-- are old Southern hoodoo Now you will have to enchant this.You can do this using whatever words or process is appropriate for your personal style of magic.The traditional way is to use the 35th psalm, praying over the mixture with strong focus and intention, visualising both your target and the desired result.

A highly unusual, but obviously authentic spell using GooferDust was brought to my attention in April 1998 by Carol Barber, whowrote about what seems to be a very old recipe for a mojo hand: "[Here's] something I've been trying to figure out [...] Someone waslooking for a spell to help a friend get out of jail. This personreceived a spell that I'm not quite sure what to make of [...] It calledfor a "guffa bag" to be made from yellow silk, in which is placed ayellow feather, a sprinkling of powder (not defined as to what type),and a shiny new penny. It was then to be tied closed with a yellowribbon."The word "guffa" in this mojo bag recipe stumped me at first because inmy mind i pronounced it with a short "u" (as in "guff") but indiscussing it in usenet, William S. Aronstein set mestraight by asking if "guffa" was not the same as "goofer," and then thecomposition of the bag fell into place: Well, dey say for ninstance, dat you go to de cemetery an'de first seven grave dey come to, at de foot of de seventh grave,dey git down about seven inches and get out some of de dust. See.Den you take it home and put it into some salt and den you makeseven steps into de home. The powder can also be mixed with a little olive oil, and put on their car door handles, mailbox, or door knobs. This doesn’t harm the target- Hot Foot Powder is not a curse- it merely induces them to leave the area. The goal of this spell is not to punish the target, just to get them to move away and leave your vicinity.Want a roommate to move out?A lover to leave? A neighbor to relocate? A co-worker to quit their job?Hot Foot Powder can encourage them to do so. How to Make Hot Foot Powder Items You’ll Need: Basically, this post was written in that spirit of information and I hope it will be taken as such. Remember that some powders may stain carpets, clothing, bedding etc. so test a portion in an inconspicuous location prior to use.behaved myself as though he had been my friend or brother: I bowed down heavily, as one that mourneth for his mother. The correct recipe to make hotfoot powder doesn’t exist because it is folk magic. It’s like saying who has the correct recipe for apple pie. Everyone has their own family recipe. But here is a basic recipe that you can try and I bet you have most of these ingredients at home in your own pantry. One way to use Hot Foot Powder to make a person go away is to collect some dirt from the foot print of the unwanted person. Hot Foot Powder Medical News Today has strict sourcing guidelines and draws only from peer-reviewed studies, academic research institutions, and medical journals and associations. We avoid using tertiary references. We link primary sources — including studies, scientific references, and statistics — within each article and also list them in the resources section at the bottom of our articles. You can learn more about how we ensure our content is accurate and current by reading our editorial policy.

Things got worse once I made the mistake of stepping over the powder and blowing it off my bare hand in the neighbours direction. Both were things that various witches and root workers claimed could be done safely by setting a clear intent and so on. It soon became clear that this was bullcrap. All of Mystic Mountain Company's Salts, Scrubs, Ritual items, and Powders are of an exceptional quality and power. We craft these items by hand individually using the finest ingredients. We use care, attention to detail and love while crafting these items in traditional ways. We use real herbs, roots, barks, petals, bones, shells, essential oils, collected in time honored ways, with all due respect paid. Many of these items are made from ingredients we have collected or grown where at all possible to ensure the best energy for our workings and products. Conjure Powders are often used in Hoodoo, Voodoo, Santeria, Wiccan, Vodou, among other traditions. I would still use HP on a hater, esp if he's polluting your surroundings in a way that is consciously malevolent. However, I wouldn't use this on say, an old lover who was calling a bit too much. I would only use it on poisonous people. it is a poison, of sorts.Then fold the paper away from yourself and place the paper under a saucer beneath the dressed candle. However, hotfoot powder isn't white magic. It isn't even all that neutral, although I believe that most people who use it do so to rectify an imbalance, thereby giving it a neutralising effect on the immediate surroundings. This is OK by me. Call your circle, get your protections set, or whatever preparations you take prior to doing your workings.

IF YOU CAN – Go to your target’s house or any place where you can obtain their footprint if u can, and collect some of their footprint dirt. Do you have someone bothering your life? It could be a partner, sibling, neighbor, colleague, or anyone. Have you tried to get that individual way from you but failed? Chopra, K., & Tiwari, V. (2012, March). Alcoholic neuropathy: Possible mechanisms and future treatment possibilities [Abstract]. British Journal of Clinical Pharmacology, 73(3), 348–362 In the midst of this, I also saw the entity I believed to be involved in the trouble, on the astral realm. It was dark and had a strange, rectangular head. By that point I'd bound it to one room but this "visual" of it told me that this was no positive energy.Legal disclaimer: All our Salts, Scrubs, Ritual Items, and Powders are required by law to be for entertainment purposes. We are not medical professionals, any reputed health benefits have not been approved by the FDA. No form of holistic service, spell, or Rootwork should be considered as a substitute for Professional medical, legal, or Psychological advice. These items are sold as curios only, and there are no guarantees in providing any specific abilities, outcomes, or results either desired or undesired. A creative use for Hot Foot Powder one of my friends came up with involved a renter she had. She was very unhappy with a renter she had and wanted them to leave immediately without having to go through all the hassles of evicting someone. She dissolved some Hot Foot Powder into a spray bottle. She went for her monthly inspection armed with the spray bottle and pretended to be cleaning light fixtures and other spots she saw on the walls. Then on her way out she sprinkled some Hot Foot Powder across the door. The person moved out on their own within a week. My friend was very very happy! When you are finished you can store this jar or bottle behind your toilet, or under the sink, somewhere where it will not be seen or disturbed.

Tip 2 is that you follow the protocols closely and don't, say, switch up the psalms for other incantations. This won't work, or it didn't for me. I found a way to chime in with the higher spirit in a way I could work with it, but some witches probably couldn't or wouldn't do this. If you're not comfortable with following the formulae closely, don't use roots magic. Psalms are a big part of roots. This is my honest opinion.

Petition Paper, (You can use a 3 x 3 piece of brown paper bag cut out with scissors or the target’s photograph). As I mentioned in the introduction, this type of magic may need to be performed many times before you get the hang of it, but once you do, it’s super simple, and a great tool to have in your magical toolkit. It could also have a short-term effect on the target, so like many types of spells, you need to do it again, either once every month, or once every quarter to be the most effective.