Slippery elm bark is commonly used in herbal medicine for its soothing demulcent properties, and it holds a similar reputation in Conjure work and Hoodoo. It is said to make the bearer impervious to slander, libel, malicious gossip, and lies spread by back-biting family members, jealous coworkers, and false friends who may be trying to disrupt one’s marriage or love life. Some individuals place a small pinch of slippery elm in the corners of their rooms, claiming it protects the home and rids the premises of evil. Others carry slippery elm in a pocket or conjure bag for immunity from the harmful tales told about them by envious neighbors, back-biters, and hidden enemies posing as friends.
Explore the Magical Uses of Herbs:
- Burn over charcoal during rituals
- Add to sacred baths
- Sew into charms, spell bags, dream pillows, and sachets
- Offer to deities, spirits, and the Fae
Note: The metaphysical properties of herbs are provided for informational purposes only, with no guaranteed outcomes. Our herbs are not intended for internal use.
