Purpose or Intention Relationship Ruin Dirt can be used to help break up or destroy relationships or to cut cords with existing relationships and friendships of any kind. The dirt comes from an abandoned motel. Dirt holds a secret power that has been utilized in magical practices for centuries. Dirt is a very common ingredient used in rootwork, which harnesses the energy and essence of a location to create powerful spells and rituals. Dirt, commonly found beneath our feet and often overlooked, possesses a unique connection to the energies of the location it comes from. This property allows practitioners to tap into its hidden potential and channel its energies for various magical purposes. From casting spells for protection, abundance, and fertility to necromancy, curses and hexes, dirt offers a diverse range of magical applications. Dirt represents the connection between the physical realm and the spiritual realm, acting as a bridge between these two planes of existence. By working with dirt, practitioners can tap into the energy of the place it came from to strengthen their magical workings. Dirt symbolizes nourishment and transformation, but it also symbolizes death since anything and everything that is born and dies on this plant eventually returns again to the soil. Different types of dirt are used in different ways due to their unique properties. These soils are utilized in diverse rituals and spells to harness specific energies and invoke desired outcomes. Our Creation Process Lamia only collects dirt after bartering with and paying the spirits on the land where the dirt was gathered from. Dirt is collected in an intentional manner and is already primed to be used in magical workings. All of her dirt is collected after doing divination, gaining permission and giving offerings to the spirits of the land. The spirits are informed of the purpose for the collection and have agreed to lend their energy to the magical workings done with the dirt. These steps are performed to assure any negative or unwanted energies from the collected dirt does not interfere with your working. By gaining permission and giving payment, it ensures that the dirt is imbued with positive intentions and ready for use in spellwork or other magical practices. Most of Lamia's dirt is collected on or near the New Moon and most often done in October as the veil between the worlds is at its thinnest, but it may be collected at other times of the year if necessary.