Magical Plants to Combat Envy: Natural and Energy Protection

Envy is one of the most toxic emotions that can affect us in daily life. In the esoteric world, there are several ways to protect yourself from this type of negative energy, and plants have been, since time immemorial, powerful allies to cleanse and purify the environment. In this article I reveal 10 plants that will help you fight envy, how to use them and when is the ideal time to take advantage of their protective energy.

1. Ruda: The Protective Shield par excellence

Rue is a sacred plant, known for its properties to ward off envy, bad luck and negative energies.

How and when to use it:

• Place a pot of rue near the entrance of your home or business to act as a barrier against envious people.
• If you feel envy all around you, prepare a bath with rue leaves to cleanse your aura. Do this during a waning moon, as this is the best time to remove negative influences.

2. Rosemary: Purification and Protection

Rosemary is widely used to cleanse and raise the energetic vibration of spaces, driving away envy and bad energies.

How and when to use it:

• To purify the home, burn sprigs of rosemary and pass the smoke throughout the rooms, especially in the corners and around the doors and windows.
• Carry a sprig of rosemary in your pocket or purse as a protective charm when you’re around people who might be feeling envious of you. Do this especially on days when you feel the atmosphere heavy or in important meetings.

3. Basil: Attraction of Prosperity and Block of Envy

Basil is not only known for its culinary properties, but also for its ability to attract prosperity and block the evil intentions of those who are envious.

How and when to use it:

• Place a pot of basil near the window or at the entrance of your home to prevent envious energies from entering.
• You can also place basil leaves in a bowl of water and let them sit in the sun for a few hours. Then, use this water to clean the floor of your house and attract positive energy. This ritual is most effective during the full moon.

4. Lavender: Calm and Energy Protection

Lavender is a plant associated with calm, but also with energetic protection, which makes it ideal for those seeking peace and tranquility in the face of envious influences.

How and when to use it:

• Place dried lavender sachets under your pillow to keep negative energies away while you sleep.
• For added protection, make a sleeping bag with lavender, rue, and rosemary, and always carry it with you, especially when you feel that someone around you may be exuding envy. Do this at times when you feel an intense energy charge, such as after arguments or conflicts.

5. Sage: Deep Cleansing and Protection

Sage is known for its ability to deeply cleanse spaces, removing any traces of envy or bad vibes.

How and when to use it:

• Burn a bunch of sage and walk the smoke all over your house. Focus on the corners, as that’s where stagnant energies tend to build up. This ritual can be performed at any time, but it is especially powerful during the beginning of each month or on a new moon.
• You can perform this same ritual in your business to protect yourself from envious customers or competitors.

6. Garlic: The Ancient Amulet Against Envy

Garlic has been used since ancient times as a protective amulet against envy and negative energies.

How and when to use it:

• Place a string of garlic on the front door of your home or business to ward off envy and bad wishes.
• For personal protection, carry a clove of garlic in your purse or right pocket, especially if you have to face conflictive or envious people. This ritual can be done when you feel that you need stronger protection.

7. Peppermint: Energy Renewal and Protection

Peppermint is ideal for renewing the environment and getting rid of any stagnant or negative energy, including envy.

How and when to use it:

• Prepare a mint infusion and sprinkle it in the rooms of your home to refresh and purify the space. Do it when you feel that the atmosphere at home is charged or after visits from people you perceive as envious.
• You can also place fresh mint leaves in sachets and hang them in different parts of your house to keep the vibes positive.

8. Laurel: The Guardian Against Negative Energies

Bay laurel is known for its ability to block envy and attract protection towards those who use it.

How and when to use it:

• Place bay leaves in the corners of your home or under the bed to protect yourself from envy and bad wishes.
• You can also write your wishes or intentions on a bay leaf and burn it in a safe container. This helps to release blockages and attract positive energy. Perform this ritual during the full moon to enhance its effect.

9. Eucalyptus: Purification and Blocking of Envy

Eucalyptus is a powerful plant that is used to cleanse the environment of bad vibrations and protect against envy.

How and when to use it:

• Place eucalyptus branches in a vase of water in the most frequented areas of your home. This will not only perfume the environment, but also absorb negative energies.
• You can use eucalyptus essential oil to make energy baths, adding a few drops to the bath water. This ritual is ideal after stressful situations or encounters with people who may have emanated envy.

10. Palo Santo: Spiritual Protection and Cleansing

Palo santo is a sacred element used to cleanse and protect the energetic space, driving away envy and dark energies.

How and when to use it:

• Burn a piece of palo santo and let the smoke spread to every corner of your home. This ritual is perfect to perform after receiving visitors or at times when you perceive that the atmosphere is charged.
• Palo santo is ideal for performing personal energy cleansings, passing smoke around your body, especially after conflicting encounters.

Not only are these plants powerful esoteric allies, but they also connect us to the protective energy of nature. Incorporating them into your daily life will help you fight envy and keep your space free of bad vibes.

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