Ritual Spirit Bath Salts, 5 lb

• A 5 lb working supply. The bulk size of the line.
• The Spirit register. The fifth element, crowning the four quarters.
• For devotional bathing. Before altar work, divination, or dedication.
• For external use. Dissolves in warm bathwater.

• Ritual Spirit 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

In the elemental scheme much of Western practice inherits, Earth, Air, Fire, and Water are joined by a fifth: Spirit, or aether, the presence that binds the quarters and points beyond them. A Spirit bath belongs to the old tradition of the spiritual bath, prepared water and salt taken to cleanse and collect yourself, and it is the one to draw before devotional work: dressing an altar, sitting for divination, marking a dedication, or simply returning to practice after time away. The bath does not act on its own; it prepares you, washing off the day so you come to the work cleansed and present. Take it slowly, and let the water mark the threshold between ordinary time and the work you are about to do.

1. Prepare the space. Draw a warm bath, quiet the room, and light a candle if you like.
2. Dissolve a handful or two. Swirl the salts through the water until dissolved.
3. Center and dedicate. As you soak, breathe slowly and name the devotion, question, or work you are preparing for.
4. Cross the threshold. Rinse off, dry, and go to your altar or working while the sense of preparation is fresh.

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What is the Spirit element?

The fifth element of the Western scheme, also called aether: the presence that binds Earth, Air, Fire, and Water and points beyond them. In this line it is the register for devotion and connection.

When would I take a Spirit bath?

Before devotional or divinatory work: dressing an altar, sitting with the cards, marking a dedication, or returning to practice after time away.

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.