Binding and Banishing Jar

I call this jar my binding and banishing jar. Whenever I perform a binding, I like to use a simple spell format. I write whatever I wish to bind on a piece of black paper, fold it up and bind it with twine, wool or cotton cord. After leaving it on the altar to charge for a period of time, I would do the banishing part and toss it in the trash. Lately I’d been toying with the idea of burying it, interring it into the ground so it can decay, desolve, and its energy used to grow something new. However, I didn’t want to keep digging holes in my (overgrown) garden and litter, even if it is biodegradable. So, the idea for this jar was born! I will bury my bindings and banishings in here, and when I feel it is time to renew the energy, I will toss out the old and remake it anew.

Goal

Binding and Banishing.

You need:

• a jar
• sand/dirt/(potting) soil/salt, something you can bury something in
• Bree’s (@breelandwalker) Banishing Powder, make your own or buy it here
• chains and a lock (optional)

Create sacred space in whatever way you prefer

Fill your jar with your sand/soil, focussing on its function: to bind, to banish, to decay and dissolve the things you have bound so something new can grow in its stead

Add the banishing powder, focussing on its function: to banish and pack that extra punch of fire and power

Close the jar and add the chains and lock if wished

Charge and bless your jar in whatever way you prefer. I sat with it outside in the sun and spoke to it. Told it what its function was, what I wanted it to do. Visualised the things I would put in there dissolving into the ground and a seed of something new, better, more positive, stronger, growing in its place. Then I left it charging in the sunlight until the eclipse was done and moved it to my altar space.

Now it is ready for use!