Since African-Americans are the continent’s original inhabitants, it is imperative that we learn about and respect the mystical abilities that plants might have.
Almost every time I deal with Christians in a pastoral capacity, I stress the importance of having access to local flora in the fight against evil spirits, in addition to prayer and fasting.
Believers in Anointing oil or church soap bars should realize that they should investigate the ingredients of the preparation before putting their faith in it.
In Ezekiel 47:12, God commands us to “eat the fruit of trees and employ their leaves for healing.” When he says “benefits,” he’s referring to more than just the material kind. However, even if the plants aren’t eaten, they might aid with things like healing and protecting against witches.
Let’s begin the day’s instruction now.
One of the plants we’ll be talking about is called Franklin incense, and it plays a significant role in this lesson. This incense is uncomplicated, however I do want to say a few words about it. Back in the day, newborns were referred to as “cord-tied babies” because of the incense that was woven and wrapped around them. Smoke from this kind of incense would sometimes fill a room when it was burned to drive out evil spirits.
Come on, let’s check out the best way to cook them.
1. The dried seeds of Castro plants (any quantity that will be OK for you or available)
Franklin incense can be obtained by doing the following: These products, especially those made or sold in close proximity to the consumer, are ubiquitous in today’s marketplace.
Mix everything together and pound it into a fine powder.
Let the smoke settle in your chamber for a little while. I assure you that there are no malevolent ghosts or ghouls lurking about in there. Excellent if you’ve got your heart set on tying the knot with the hereafter. Avoid sleeping or having sex with any demonic spirits that could try to enter your room at night.
The leaves of the Castro plant can be used as a nighttime wash to remove and break ties to the spirit realm or to ward off evil spirits. Another application for the plant is as a natural contraceptive, and that is for the hull. I will give you a ton of advice on the subject later.
In addition, the seed contains an oil that can be used to treat a wide variety of skin and hair problems.
Castro plants can be found in two different colors, white and reddish-wine. All of these different formulations work, but if you really want to soak in the leaves, you need to get every color.