DescriptionThursday’s Salt is the slavic version of Witches Salt. Prepared the day before Good Friday which is a day of great magical significance. Some put salt outside on the Wednesday night to sit “under the stars“, and others bring it to church to be blessed by the priest. The preparation and use of the salt is a pagan custom. So sneaky women hide it in their Easter baskets, bring it to church, and have it blessed by the priest during Easter service. The priest does not even realize he is blessing it. Some believe that fresh salt needs to be made every year but I disagree. Something so sacred and magical would not be discarded. I think this was said to prevent it all being used up right away.Ritually prepared on Good Thursday April 6th 2023. I went with the Gregorian date instead of the Orthodox, as the timing was much more auspicious. Not only was it “Good Thursday”, it was also my 40th Solar Return, and a full moon. Later on May 13th, I took the salt to Lac La Biche for Blessing of the Graves. (The very same graveyard where the Old Believers Unquiet Dead Rest.) I put the salt in my Provody offering basket, and placed it on my Ancestors grave. Later the priest unknowingly blessed it. *heh heh* This date was so auspicious, that I made a giant ass batch. I believe and can feel that it is still extremely potent.“You are salt of all salts. As you come into my home, all the bitter sorrows are gone. Protect and save, keep all trouble away.”Use in ritual purification, folk healing, banishing, prosperity, protection and household magic.
