Coarse Salt and Rue Bath

🧂 Ingredients 2 tablespoons of coarse salt 1 sprig of fresh rue (or 1 tablespoon of dried rue) 1 liter of boiling water (optional) A few drops of lemon or lavender to soften the scent 1 clean container (jug, bowl or bottle) White or light-colored towel 🌙 Best day and time Preferably at night, before sleeping On days of greater exhaustion or after conflicts Ideally on Monday or Saturday, days of spiritual cleansing During the Waning Moon, which favors energetic discharge 🔮 How to prepare Boil 1 liter of water. Turn off the heat and add the coarse salt and the rue. If using essential oil, add it now. Stir gently counterclockwise, saying (mentally or aloud): “May this water cleanse all negative energy from my body, my mind and my spirit.” Let it rest until it cools to a comfortable temperature. Strain (optional) and place the liquid in a container easy to use in the shower. 🚿 How to apply Take your normal hygiene shower. Then pour the coarse salt and rue bath from the neck down (never over the head). While pouring, visualize all heavy energy leaving your body and going down the drain. Do not rinse afterwards. Dry yourself with a white towel, gently, and wear light-colored clothes. ✨ Post-bath recommendations Avoid arguments, heavy environments, and social media right after. If possible, go to bed early or meditate quietly. It’s normal to feel tired afterwards — it’s a sign of deep cleansing. ⚠️ Important precautions Do not use this bath on small children or animals. Avoid doing it too often (max. once a week), as salt may also “sweep away” good energies. Pregnant women should consult a therapist or natural midwife before using rue.