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Jericho Rose

Santa Rosa de Jericó is not a weak plant like common roses; this plant belongs to the fern family.

When placed in water, it revives and opens up to life.

Its occult tradition is ancient, used for predicting weather, dispelling bad omens, and considered a powerful amulet of universal protection against all evils.

In our times, the Santa Rosa de Jericó, the plant of resurrection, is the most faithful ally for achieving your goals.

FOR PEACE AND PROTECTION OF THE HOME AND ITS INHABITANTS FOR MORE MONEY AND ECONOMIC PROTECTION FOR GETTING A JOB OR EMPLOYMENT TO ELIMINATE STRESS, MALEDICTIONS, JEALOUSY, AND NEGATIVE ENERGY

HOW TO ACTIVATE THE SANTA ROSA DE JERICÓ:

Place the Jericho Rose in a large container, fully covered with water; place 5 coins at the bottom (near the roots) and wait for the rose to open. Once in water and opened, the Jericho Rose acquires a green color and a parabolic shape, starting its effect. In the first few days, if the house has negative energies, the Rose may release mucus and a foul odor; it may develop white spots or turn brown. This is a sign that the Rose is transforming negative energies into positive ones. When this happens, change the container, water, and clean the Rose.

Always keep the water clean and clear.

For those who wish to maximize the effects of the Rose, whenever needed, say the following prayer:

“Divine Rosa de Jericó, by the blessing you received from Our Lord Jesus Christ, by the virtues you possess and the powers granted to you, help me overcome life's difficulties, give me health, strength, happiness, tranquility, and peace in my home, success in my business, skill in my work, more earnings to cover my needs, those of my home, and my entire family. Divine Rosa de Jericó, I ask for all this by the virtue you enclose, by the love in Jesus Christ, and his grandeur, Amen.” After this prayer, say three Our Fathers.

The explanation provided is merely indicative of common practices related to this plant.

This explanation is not restrictive or limiting; there may be many more interpretations and uses for the Rosa de Jericó.