Cemetery dirt question

[krazymuthauka]

How should i store the cemetery soil? i cant sleep with it in my room.
also how should i use it in a destruction ritual?

is it true that it can be renewed/enriched with death energy by charging it with solar energy or leaving it in the sun?

 

[blacksun1142]

Cemetery soil is for death spells as it is fully charged with death energy. Solar energy is full of vitality and is used for healing, empowerment etc. The fire element though can be used in destruction rituals as it can be VERY destructive when one knows how to use it.

--- In [url=mailto:[email protected]][email protected][/url], "krazymuthauka" <krazymuthauka@... wrote:

How should i store the cemetery soil? i cant sleep with it in my room.
also how should i use it in a destruction ritual?

is it true that it can be renewed/enriched with death energy by charging it with solar energy or leaving it in the sun?

 

[blacksun1142]

I can relate LOL.

--- In [url=mailto:[email protected]][email protected][/url], Brian Gibbons <briangibbons20@... wrote:

Keeping it in a plastic bag was the easy part for me.Going into a graveyard and getting some without being to obviious was the difficult part for me.


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[Shannon Outlaw]

LOL dirt is dirt indeed. lol I guess you should make sure you don't go out and get the dirt while the moon is void...




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On Sat, Sep 15, 2012 6:55 PM EDT Brian Gibbons wrote:

Not sure it matters june dirt is dirt right.


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[Brian Gibbons]

<td val[/IMG]Good point Shannon.


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<td val[/IMG]  
LOL dirt is dirt indeed. lol I guess you should make sure you don't go out and get the dirt while the moon is void...

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On Sat, Sep 15, 2012 6:55 PM EDT Brian Gibbons wrote:

Not sure it matters june dirt is dirt right.


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[Mage]

Actually this can be pretty easy.
The first thing is to get ok with this inside your own head.
When I first started going to cemeteries for dirt and workings 15 or more years ago, I was terrified I'd get in trouble. LOL
Then as i did it more, I figured it out.
Simply believe you have a right to be there as anyone does to care for the dead. That one change in my own head was all it took.
I put a small trowel like shovel for gardens in the plastic bag along with a small hand broom. I have 5 or 6 bags with me usually.
I go directly to one grave like that is my destination. I pull out the broom and begin sweeping and weeding and caring for the grave. I sweep up the weeds, put them in a plastic bag and put them in a garbage can clearly out for just such a thing.
The caretakers even wave at me now and have stopped to thank me for taking such care of things. 
As I'm there, I ask for guidance for which of the graves might be best for me to work with for the given task. I walk in that direction letting my intuition guide me.
There, I clean some more, and conveniently gather some dirt and put it in one of the separate bags I have with me. I mark the bag for later identification.
That's it. That's how I do it.
I hope this helps.

On Sep 13, 2012, at 2:46 PM, Juno Tessarae <juno_tessarae@... wrote:

 

<td val[/IMG]I know what you mean, Brian.  I went to get some today.  I felt really conspicuous.  The only fresh grave was a Yehubor grave.  I saw them digging another one and decided to come back later.  Does it matter?  I never thought about whether to avoid a Yehubor grave.  I guess I would rather wait and be sure.

June

--- On Thu, 9/13/12, Brian Gibbons <briangibbons20@... wrote:

From: Brian Gibbons <briangibbons20@...
Subject: Re: [JoyofSatan666] Cemetery dirt question
To: "JoyofSatan666@yahoogroups com" <[url=mailto:[email protected]][email protected][/url], "krazymuthauka@..." <krazymuthauka@...
Date: Thursday, September 13, 2012, 8:23 AM

 

<td style="font:[/IMG]Keeping it in a plastic bag was the easy part for me.Going into a graveyard and getting some without being to obviious was the difficult part for me.


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From: krazymuthauka <krazymuthauka@...;
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Subject: [JoyofSatan666] Cemetery dirt question
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<td style="font:[/IMG]   How should i store the cemetery soil? i cant sleep with it in my room.
also how should i use it in a destruction ritual?

is it true that it can be renewed/enriched with death energy by charging it with solar energy or leaving it in the sun?

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Excellent advice Mage. Thank you. My daughter and I went a few days ago and we also felt like we were thieves, but doing it like you do is a great way.
Hail Satan
Hail AsmodeusSent from my BlackBerry®From: Mage <lhp.mage@... Sender: [email protected] Date: Sat, 15 Sep 2012 13:53:53 -0600To: <[email protected]ReplyTo: [email protected] Subject: Re: [JoyofSatan666] Cemetery dirt question
  Actually this can be pretty easy.
The first thing is to get ok with this inside your own head.
When I first started going to cemeteries for dirt and workings 15 or more years ago, I was terrified I'd get in trouble. LOL
Then as i did it more, I figured it out.
Simply believe you have a right to be there as anyone does to care for the dead. That one change in my own head was all it took.
I put a small trowel like shovel for gardens in the plastic bag along with a small hand broom. I have 5 or 6 bags with me usually.
I go directly to one grave like that is my destination. I pull out the broom and begin sweeping and weeding and caring for the grave. I sweep up the weeds, put them in a plastic bag and put them in a garbage can clearly out for just such a thing.
The caretakers even wave at me now and have stopped to thank me for taking such care of things. 
As I'm there, I ask for guidance for which of the graves might be best for me to work with for the given task. I walk in that direction letting my intuition guide me.
There, I clean some more, and conveniently gather some dirt and put it in one of the separate bags I have with me. I mark the bag for later identification.
That's it. That's how I do it.
I hope this helps.

On Sep 13, 2012, at 2:46 PM, Juno Tessarae <juno_tessarae@... wrote:

 

<td val[/IMG]I know what you mean, Brian.  I went to get some today.  I felt really conspicuous.  The only fresh grave was a Yehubor grave.  I saw them digging another one and decided to come back later.  Does it matter?  I never thought about whether to avoid a Yehubor grave.  I guess I would rather wait and be sure.

June

--- On Thu, 9/13/12, Brian Gibbons <briangibbons20@... wrote:

From: Brian Gibbons <briangibbons20@...
Subject: Re: [JoyofSatan666] Cemetery dirt question
To: "JoyofSatan666@yahoogroups com" <[url=mailto:[email protected]][email protected][/url], "krazymuthauka@..." <krazymuthauka@...
Date: Thursday, September 13, 2012, 8:23 AM

 

<td style="font:[/IMG]Keeping it in a plastic bag was the easy part for me.Going into a graveyard and getting some without being to obviious was the difficult part for me.


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Subject: [JoyofSatan666] Cemetery dirt question
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<td style="font:[/IMG]   How should i store the cemetery soil? i cant sleep with it in my room.
also how should i use it in a destruction ritual?

is it true that it can be renewed/enriched with death energy by charging it with solar energy or leaving it in the sun?

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[sherilynishott]

I have a question about cemetery dirt, while we're on the subject. My brother passed away and I often go up to the cemetery. Often I sit down and get full of dirt; often I clean around his headstone or plant flowers- sometimes with bare hands and my fingernails will get full of grave dirt along with my clothes, etc. How harmful is it really, if at all, just to be around it? Of course I'm not using it for a working or anything. I'm just playing with dirt that I guess is full of grey energy. Would this affect me at all? Sorry if I sound like an idiot. I just like to be 100% sure in everything.

--- In [url=mailto:[email protected]][email protected][/url], "blacksun1142" <blacksun1142@... wrote:

Cemetery soil is for death spells as it is fully charged with death energy. Solar energy is full of vitality and is used for healing, empowerment etc. The fire element though can be used in destruction rituals as it can be VERY destructive when one knows how to use it.

--- In [url=mailto:[email protected]][email protected][/url], "krazymuthauka" <krazymuthauka@ wrote:

How should i store the cemetery soil? i cant sleep with it in my room.
also how should i use it in a destruction ritual?

is it true that it can be renewed/enriched with death energy by charging it with solar energy or leaving it in the sun?

 

[Shannon Outlaw]

Its not a stupid question. Well I wouldn't feel too good about getting cemetary dirt on me. Not because of the dirt itself on me but the energy that the dirt has. The grey energy. Cleanse your aura and chakras well after leaving a cemetary. The aura and chakras should be cleansed everyday anyway...




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On Sun, Sep 16, 2012 3:30 PM EDT sherilynishott wrote:

I have a question about cemetery dirt, while we're on the subject. My brother passed away and I often go up to the cemetery. Often I sit down and get full of dirt; often I clean around his headstone or plant flowers- sometimes with bare hands and my fingernails will get full of grave dirt along with my clothes, etc. How harmful is it really, if at all, just to be around it? Of course I'm not using it for a working or anything. I'm just playing with dirt that I guess is full of grey energy. Would this affect me at all? Sorry if I sound like an idiot. I just like to be 100% sure in everything.

--- In [url=mailto:[email protected]][email protected][/url], "blacksun1142" <blacksun1142@... wrote:

Cemetery soil is for death spells as it is fully charged with death energy. Solar energy is full of vitality and is used for healing, empowerment etc. The fire element though can be used in destruction rituals as it can be VERY destructive when one knows how to use it.

--- In [url=mailto:[email protected]][email protected][/url], "krazymuthauka" <krazymuthauka@ wrote:

How should i store the cemetery soil? i cant sleep with it in my room.
also how should i use it in a destruction ritual?

is it true that it can be renewed/enriched with death energy by charging it with solar energy or leaving it in the sun?

 

[blacksun1142]

Cemeteries are obviously full of death energy. Don't worry about it since you are not trying to absorb the energy or use it or something but, just clean your aura and chakras.

--- In [url=mailto:[email protected]][email protected][/url], "sherilynishott" <sherilynishott@... wrote:

I have a question about cemetery dirt, while we're on the subject. My brother passed away and I often go up to the cemetery. Often I sit down and get full of dirt; often I clean around his headstone or plant flowers- sometimes with bare hands and my fingernails will get full of grave dirt along with my clothes, etc. How harmful is it really, if at all, just to be around it? Of course I'm not using it for a working or anything. I'm just playing with dirt that I guess is full of grey energy. Would this affect me at all? Sorry if I sound like an idiot. I just like to be 100% sure in everything.

--- In [url=mailto:[email protected]][email protected][/url], "blacksun1142" <blacksun1142@ wrote:

Cemetery soil is for death spells as it is fully charged with death energy. Solar energy is full of vitality and is used for healing, empowerment etc. The fire element though can be used in destruction rituals as it can be VERY destructive when one knows how to use it.

--- In [url=mailto:[email protected]][email protected][/url], "krazymuthauka" <krazymuthauka@ wrote:

How should i store the cemetery soil? i cant sleep with it in my room.
also how should i use it in a destruction ritual?

is it true that it can be renewed/enriched with death energy by charging it with solar energy or leaving it in the sun?

 

[Brian Gibbons]

<td val[/IMG]It very much helps me thank you.


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From: Mage <lhp.mage@...;
To: <[email protected];
Subject: Re: [JoyofSatan666] Cemetery dirt question
Sent: Sat, Sep 15, 2012 7:53:53 PM

<td val[/IMG]   Actually this can be pretty easy.
The first thing is to get ok with this inside your own head.
When I first started going to cemeteries for dirt and workings 15 or more years ago, I was terrified I'd get in trouble. LOL
Then as i did it more, I figured it out.
Simply believe you have a right to be there as anyone does to care for the dead. That one change in my own head was all it took.
I put a small trowel like shovel for gardens in the plastic bag along with a small hand broom. I have 5 or 6 bags with me usually.
I go directly to one grave like that is my destination. I pull out the broom and begin sweeping and weeding and caring for the grave. I sweep up the weeds, put them in a plastic bag and put them in a garbage can clearly out for just such a thing.
The caretakers even wave at me now and have stopped to thank me for taking such care of things. 
As I'm there, I ask for guidance for which of the graves might be best for me to work with for the given task. I walk in that direction letting my intuition guide me.
There, I clean some more, and conveniently gather some dirt and put it in one of the separate bags I have with me. I mark the bag for later identification.
That's it. That's how I do it.
I hope this helps.

On Sep 13, 2012, at 2:46 P[/IMG]juno_tessarae@... wrote:

 

<td val[/IMG]I know what you mean, Brian.  I went to get some today.  I felt really conspicuous.  The only fresh grave was a Yehubor grave.  I saw them digging another one and decided to come back later.  Does it matter?  I never thought about whether to avoid a Yehubor grave.  I guess I would rather wait and be sure.

June

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To: "JoyofSatan666@yahoo[/IMG][e[/IMG]krazy[/IMG]krazymuthauka@...
Date: Thursday, September 13, 2012, 8:23 AM

 

<td style="font:[/IMG]Keeping it in a plastic bag was the easy part for me.Going into a graveyard and getting some without being to obviious was the difficult part for me.


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<td style="font:[/IMG]   How should i store the cemetery soil? i cant sleep with it in my room.
also how should i use it in a destruction ritual?

is it true that it can be renewed/enriched with death energy by charging it with solar energy or leaving it in the sun?

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[Henry Nav]

I like what Mag does, that's a GREAT idea., shit I will now on do the same thing

--- In [url=mailto:[email protected]][email protected][/url], Brian Gibbons <briangibbons20@... wrote:

It very much helps me thank you.


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