Hotfoot Powder 1.5 oz. Tin

Description
Hotfoot Powder belongs to the harder edge of traditional Southern rootwork.

Unlike formulas intended to attract, sweeten, reconcile, or protect, Hotfoot is a driving formula. It is traditionally employed when the desired result is straightforward: go away, move on, and stay gone.

Historically, Hotfoot work has been associated with laying powder in the path of the person being worked upon, working through footprints or tracks, and other methods intended to symbolically put that person’s feet in motion.

This is not subtle work.

Traditional Character
Hotfoot Powder is used in hoodoo and rootwork traditions to drive away troublesome neighbors, unwanted rivals, persistent enemies, disruptive individuals, or others whose continued presence has become intolerable.

The operative idea is contained right in the name:

Hot feet don’t stay put.

Because the work is designed to create movement and departure, experienced practitioners generally exercise considerable care about where Hotfoot is worked. It is not ordinarily scattered casually around one’s own living space, altar, or property.

If your intention is to protect or cleanse your home, use a protection or cleansing formula instead.

Hotfoot has another job.

Common Applications

• Driving away an unwanted or persistently troublesome person
• Ending unwanted interference
• Creating separation between yourself and someone who refuses to disengage
• Sending hostile or disruptive influences elsewhere
• Reinforcing a decisive break when reconciliation is neither wanted nor appropriate
• Traditional foot-track and path work associated with driving someone onward

Using Hotfoot Responsibly
Hotfoot is commanding work directed toward departure, and it should be approached with the same deliberation one would bring to any forceful working.

Know exactly who or what you are trying to remove, why you are doing it, and what outcome you are actually asking for.

Do not substitute Hotfoot for ordinary protection work simply because the situation is unpleasant. If the intention is keep harm away, that is protection. If the intention is get this person out of my life, that is where Hotfoot belongs.

And as always:

Magick supports action; it does not replace it.

Complements Well With

• Firewall Oil — for establishing protection after the unwanted influence has been driven away
• Tar Water — for clearing lingering unwanted conditions
• Florida Water — for cleansing and resetting yourself or your space afterward
• Van Van Oil — for clearing stagnant conditions and opening new avenues of opportunity
• Van Van Oil — for clearing away the remains of a bad situation and opening the road forward
• High John the Conqueror Oil — for maintaining courage and resolve while dealing with difficult opposition

Safety
For ritual use only.

Do not ingest. Do not inhale. Do not apply to skin. Not for use as incense.

Avoid eyes and mucous membranes. Wash hands thoroughly after handling.

Traditional Hotfoot formulas may contain strongly irritating ingredients. Do not use in any manner that could cause accidental physical exposure to people or animals.

Keep tightly closed and away from children and pets.

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