If you can, use a cinnamon broom or sweet-scented broom to sweep in good vibrations and to send sweetness and kindness to the individual who has just departed the house. When a negative person or experience departs, simply sweep the bad vibrations out of your sacred space.

Keep a broom by the door for emergencies. For protection once you have swept your home, place a braid of fresh garlic above or by your door. For example, if someone negative comes into your home, pick up a clean broom and sweep out the low vibes after they leave.įor deeper cleansing after traumatic events such as death or fire or violence, 'sweep out' your Body Temple as well by eating green leafy vegetables and fresh fruits. But this activity also symbolizes getting rid of negative vibrations. Keeping the home clean always began with sweeping away physical dirt. When I was in Ghana, West Africa, I watched women sweeping their earthen floors with a deep sense of purpose. This can be seen in the conception scene on the walls of the Temple of Edfu at Aswan. Purification rituals with salt were practiced by our ancient Ancestors (Priestesses) before performing rituals or ceremonies. It is clear of all negativity.' As you cleanse your home, over and over, place sea salt in the corners of your home for additional cleansing. Affirm : 'My home is as pure as it can be.

Baba Ishangi says that demons hide in the closets, so beware: Clean and cleanse those closets! Clean and wash out drawers and closets.There are numerous books on how to dowse (read vibrations) with a pendulum, or you can study pendulum reading in workshops.

Use a pendulum to detect specific spots of imbalance.

Wash your house down first with a cleaner (to cleanse) and then with Florida water (to sweeten), then burn frankincense and myrrh incense for purification.

Our ancestors used various sweet-smelling oils in every ritual, ceremony, offering, and celebration, as shown on the temple walls of Dendera in Upper Egypt, Kham in Luxor, and throughout the many sacred temples.

Burn jasmine incense in the mornings for peace.

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