Coarse salt pendant: what is it for and how to use it |

Thick salt pendant can serve as protection and amulet? Does it protect from negative energies? Let’s start by understanding that thick salt is a salt crystal formed by small squares or flattened cubes.

These crystals have specific and special properties. Thick salt can be used to balance, energize, clean and harmonize the energy field.

The best-known characteristic of crystal salt is its ability to absorb excess energy. We use it to neutralize negative electromagnetic fields or, as they are better known, “negative energies”.

In Japan, salt is considered a powerful cleanser. Traditionally, the Japanese sprinkle salt on doorsteps whenever an unwelcome visitor leaves. The goal is to clear the energy load that the person may have left in the house.

Here we have the rock salt bath and the ancient foot bath (dip your feet in very hot water, mixed with rock salt), which have the power to neutralize the body’s electricity. It’s also a great way to unwind and unload from a particularly “heavy” day.

And to scare away the “evil eye” or avoid unwanted visits, some people have the custom of placing a row of salt on the doorstep or a glass of water and rock salt on the left side of the entrance.

Use rock salt pendant sparingly

Well, so does that mean using a thick salt pendant will clean your energy field? Yes, but not every day and not all the time. The salt crystal is so efficient that it ends up discharging the person’s energy too much if used in excess.

So clearing negative energies can be great, but you have to energize yourself too. The idea, then, is that you only use your thick salt pendant when it is useful.

Afterwards, replenish your energies using other crystals or stones that are in accordance with what you are looking for at this moment. (here’s a guide on how to use crystals and stones for you to read).

Rosemary bath after using the coarse salt pendant

An option to re-energize yourself after using the thick salt pendant is to prepare a green rosemary bath. Separate two to three branches of the herb and wash them well.

In a glass or porcelain container (avoid those made of iron, aluminum or plastic, so that they do not interfere with the properties of rosemary) place two glasses full of mineral or filter water, and defoliate the rosemary into the water.

Then take a handful of rosemary and rub the herb until the water turns green. Ready! Take your bath normally and, finally, throw the green rosemary mixture over your body.

If you want, strain the mixture before pouring it into your body. You will feel lighter and more energized. Bathing can be done up to once a week.