❄️Freeze what no longer serves you. ❄️

A freezer jar ritual is a powerful way to symbolically block negativity, silence unwanted energy, and reclaim your peace. Write it down, seal it away, and let the ice do the rest.

Remember: your energy is sacred, and not everyone deserves access to it. 🖤🌙

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... Read moreFrom personal experience, the freezer jar ritual can be surprisingly effective at helping you mentally and energetically distance yourself from negative influences. I found that taking time to clearly write down what I want to release—whether it's fears, old wounds, self-doubt, or toxic relationships—makes the entire process more focused and meaningful. Adding sea salt and black pepper to the jar not only symbolizes banishing unwanted energy but also creates a physical element that reinforces your intention. I've added herbs like rosemary and cloves as well, which provide a sense of strength and protection. Saying aloud your intention as you seal the jar helps to empower the ritual and solidify your commitment to letting go. Placing the jar in the freezer and keeping it out of sight serves as a symbolic reminder that the energy attached to those negative aspects is frozen, powerless, and no longer drains you. I’ve found it crucial not to reopen or revisit the jar; each time I resisted the urge, I felt more free and able to move forward. When the time feels right or never, disposing of the jar outside is a final release of all that you no longer want to carry. This ritual underscores that your energy is sacred and meant to be directed toward your future, not held hostage by your past. It’s an empowering practice, especially for those interested in protection magic and banishing spells, helping reclaim your peace in a simple, tactile way.

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ThatCrazyWoman

I would throw the whole thing in the trash

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Butterfly10

Can’t put in freezer unless plastic jar, glass pops

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