Ritual Healing Bath Salts, 5 lb

• A 5 lb working supply. The bulk size of the line.
• The healing register. For restorative and cleansing bath work.
• Scented for the bath. A soft blend suited to quiet, restorative ritual.
• For external use. Dissolves in warm bathwater.

• Ritual healing bath salts, 5 lb bulk bag
• Scented salts for ritual bathing; external use only
• Not for consumption; keep away from children and pets
• New to a blend? Test a small amount on your skin first and rinse well after soaking

The spiritual bath is one of folk practice's oldest workings. In hoodoo and rootwork, in curanderismo, and in eclectic witchcraft alike, salt and water are cleansing agents, and a prepared bath is taken to strip away heaviness, close a hard chapter, and open a clean one. Healing baths are their restorative branch: taken not to treat the body, which belongs to your doctor, but to tend the spirit in the tradition's sense, washing off what clings and settling back into yourself. Salt has carried that purifying role for as long as records reach, and the bath gives it a whole-body form. The salts support the ritual you bring to them; light a candle, take your time, and let the soak mark the turn you are making.

1. Prepare the space. Draw a warm bath, set the room quiet, and light a candle if you like.
2. Dissolve a handful or two. Swirl the salts through the water until dissolved.
3. Name the working. As you soak, name what you are washing away and the restoration you are inviting.
4. Close it out. Rinse off, dry, and step out deliberately, leaving what you released behind in the water.

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• White Sage Smudge Stick: clear the room before the bath.

What is a healing bath?

A branch of the spiritual bath tradition: a prepared soak taken to cleanse the spirit, wash off heaviness, and mark a restorative turn. It tends the spirit in the tradition's sense; care of the body belongs to your doctor.

How much do I use?

A handful or two per bath. The 5 lb bag supplies a steady practice for months.

Is it safe for skin?

It is made for external use in bathwater. If you are new to a scented blend, test a small amount on your skin first, rinse well after soaking, and keep it away from children and pets.

Can I use it without a full ritual?

Yes. Even a simple, unhurried soak with a named intention keeps the heart of the practice.