Lucky Hand Root aka Salep 1 oz

Cut root chunks NOT whole root!!!

Lucky Hand root, aka "Hand of Power" aka "five-finger root". It is highly valued in Hoodoo, rootwork, and various folk magic traditions for its powerful magick witchcraft properties.

Traditional Witchcraft and Hoodoo, Conjure and American Folk Magic….

The Lucky Hand root is primarily used in witchcraft and Appalachian American folk magic and hoodoo/conjureto attract good fortune and success.

-Luck and Fortune: It is famously used to manifest luck in various endeavors, particularly gambling, business, and career advancement.

-Success and Manifestation: Its hand shape symbolizes grasping opportunities and blessings, making it a key ingredient in spell work for success and achieving goals.

-Protection: The root is also a potent protective occult talisman, used to ward off negativity, create energetic shields, and protect the owner from harm.

-Love and Relationships: incorporated into pagan witchcraft rituals to attract new love or enhance existing relationships.

-Generator and multiplier: The root is believed to boost the energy and efficacy of other spellcraft, herbs, and oils it is combined with.

-Healing Properties: Taken for heartburn, gas, indigestion, and diarrhea, particularly in children also Blood Sugar Regulation: Some studies suggest it may help lower blood glucose levels and boost leptin.

Uses in Wicca, Hoodoo, Conjure, American Folk Magick and Witchcraft

Witchcraft workers use Lucky Hand root in various ways:

• Mojo Bags/Talismans: The most common use is carrying the root in a mojo bag or pouch, often with complementary items like coins or cinnamon, as a personal charm.
• Oils and Powders: The root can be crushed or soaked to create infused oils and powders used to anoint objects, and building and body openings/
• Ritual pagan Baths: Adding the root to spiritual baths is believed to cleanse away negativity and open paths for blessings.
• Altar Offerings: It can be placed on an altar as an offering to spirits, ancestors, or deities to enhance ancestor, deity and spirit communication.

it is important to honor its cultural origins in African American spiritual traditions, hoodoo, and folk magic, treating it with respect and using it ethically.