Healing Spells for Lower Back Pain Remedies

The spine is perhaps the most taxed part of our whole body.  The problem is, when we are healthy we don’t really realize how much our spines do for us and we take them for granted.  That is, of course, until the pain begins.   The fact of the matter is that the human has long been afflicted with lower back pain because the spine does so much work.  The result is that there are many different lower back pain remedies, including those that make use of folk magic and spirit petitioning.  There are some simple spells for lower back pain remedies that can’t hurt you but just might help you. 

Pain Sponge Folk Magic 

In some cultures, the village healer would actually attempt to draw pain out of the back and place it into something else.  That “something else” would sometimes be referred to as a pain sponge, or something that would soak up the pain and could then be disposed of. Some common items were eggs, potatoes, and pieces of meat. 

You can take advantage of this folk magic by placing a bamboo flute between your box spring and mattress and continue sleeping on the mattress as usual.  The bamboo flute will soak up the pain and you will then burn it to do away with the pain for good! 

The Wax Doll Or Poppet  

The Wax Doll Or Poppet is used by those who practice voodoo.  This is a belief that allows for magic to happen with the help of small dolls.  These dolls were traditionally used for healing.  You can make a doll with parts of the patient who needs to be healed.  The doll is then stood up straight and told not to have any back pain and kept in a safe place.  The result is that there is no more back pain. 

Petitioning of Saints or Spirits 

One of the most commonly used healing spells for lower back pain remedies is the petitioning of saints, hot springs, or even holy shrines.  In ancient times the spirits were given such petitions and then given gifts in exchange for their help in releasing the pain.  Typical gifts include flowers, food, drink, incense, tobacco, and even sculptures or pictures of the back.   

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