Hot foot powder is a condition formula used to get problematic
people to go away. It can be used to banish specific humans or to clear
a place of their influence. So it is useful both when you have a bad
neighbor and when people who were loyal to that neighbor after they
leave try to maintain the negative cloud that person created.
You will need:
- dirt and ants collected from an ant hill
- a handful of black peppercorns
- a handful of chili peppers
- a handful of the hottest peppers you can find (scotch
bonnet, scorpion peppers, etc.)
- about a tablespoon of sulfur
- (optional) a dried whole scorpion OR a tablespoon each of China berry
and cumin
- a heaping tablespoon of salt, consecrated separately
Instructions:
- On a Monday, take a jar to an ant hill, and scoop some
earth with ants. Quickly close the jar tightly.
- Once a day for three days, shake the jar to disturb the
ants.
- On Friday, grind together the whole black peppercorns,
chili pepper, the hottest hot pepper, and some sulfur.
- Optionally, you can add a dried dead scorpion.
- Mix with the earth and ants you collected.
- Consecrate it to Eshu
and Shango, and let the whole jar sit in your Shango bowl or space for
six days.
- When you are ready to use it or give it to use, speak your
intent to the salt, and then add it to the hot foot powder.
Do not add the salt until there is a purpose.
- Sprinkle this in the doorway of someplace that you want
someone to leave or stay away from. To get them out of your
home or workspace, you can also put this under their bed or whatever
places they haunt that you want them to vacate.
Additional Notes and Tips:
- If you don’t know when or where the person will appear, but
you to want them to stay away from you, write their name on a paper 9
times, pour in some powder, fold the paper, and throw it in a river or
the sea.
- If you want to clear a place of negative energy in general,
don’t add the scorpion. Instead add China berry and cumin,
spread it around the place, and then vacuum it up, and throw away the
contents of the vacuum bag outside.
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