In banishing rituals, the aim is not to hurt or destroy, but to drive away a harmful presence, a persistent influence, or a toxic situation. Mixing magical earths creates a solid, rooted foundation that acts as a natural rejection: the unwanted presence becomes detached, fades, and moves away. The mixture carries a memory of severing, isolation, and no return. It acts as a seal, but also as a release.
1. Why use several types of earth for a single purpose?
A banishing working acts on several levels. It may concern a person, a habit, a place, or an energy. Each type of earth brings a specific nuance: one severs, another isolates, and another prevents a return. When mixed, they form a more complete, more precise energetic field.
This is not a mechanical addition. It is a composition. Each type of earth acts in its own way, according to its origin and its charge. Their combination makes it possible to weave an action that works in depth, without confusion.
This mixture is not kept. It is prepared for a targeted working, then used and dispersed. It carries a temporary tension and a clear direction.
2. Which types of earth should you choose for banishing?
The most commonly used types of earth are:
– cemetery earth, to sever the connection, detach, and bring an end.
– prison earth, to block, isolate, and prevent a return.
– crossroads earth, to disperse, sow far away, and confuse the traces.
– threshold earth, to prevent entry or force an exit.
– sometimes justice earth, to make the effect fall back on the source of the harm.
The choice depends on the specific situation. A person to drive away? Cemetery earth and crossroads earth. An unjust situation? Justice earth and threshold earth. A behavior that poisons things? Prison earth and cemetery earth.
Each handful is collected carefully, kept separately, and then brought together just before the magical act.
3. How do you prepare and use the mixture?
The earths are brought together in a small bowl or on a dark cloth. They are touched one by one, with the intention set with each gesture. The mixture is made slowly, by hand. No tool. The palm acts as a link.
The mixture is then used directly:
– to surround a written name, an object, a photograph, or a symbol
– to be scattered in front of a door, at a crossroads, or on a path
– to be placed in a pouch or vial and then buried far from the home
– or to be cast into the wind or water, with a clear breath of closure
No words are necessary. It is the gesture that acts.
The remainder of the mixture is either buried or dispersed immediately. It is not kept. Its purpose has been served.
4. What should you do after banishing?
After a banishing working, it is beneficial to purify the place, stabilize the energy, and set an intention of peace. A white candle, a little church earth, or a gentle fumigation can close what has been opened.
Banishing is not revenge. It is an act of rebalancing. It severs what no longer belongs. And in that severing, it leaves room for something else.
Preparing a mixture of earths for banishing means taking a clear action, without aggression but without weakness. It means saying: “this no longer enters here.” And in this gesture, magic acts with precision.































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