House to remove spirits from your neighborhood or dead spirits in your home

To remove unwanted spirits from your home, methods often involve cleansing rituals like smudging with sage/palo santo, using protective barriers (salt, prayers), creating positive energy (music, positive words), making an honest "house blessing" with focused prayer/intentions, or even having a direct, polite "conversation" with the spirits asking them to leave, focusing on asserting your space and belief in protection. 

Cleansing Rituals & Barriers

• Smudging: Burn herbs like sage, palo santo, or cedar, walking through your house, fanning smoke into corners, and envisioning negative energy clearing out, then inviting positive energy in.

• Salt/Pepper Barriers: Sprinkle salt or cayenne pepper at entryways and windows to create a protective boundary against negative entities.

• Floor Wash: Use a mixture of boiled water with lemon, cinnamon, or bay leaves to wipe down floors and door handles. 

Positive Energy & Intentions

• Positive Affirmations: Fill your home with praise, worship music, scripture, and positive talk to make it uncomfortable for negative spirits.

• House Blessing: Walk through your home, praying for each room, window, and doorway, focusing on inviting peace and light.

• Spiritual Authority: Declare your home as a protected space, using spiritual names (like Jesus in Christianity) to command spirits to leave, as negative actions/words can invite them in. 

Direct Communication

• Polite Request: Talk to the spirits as if they're confused, asking them if they know they're dead and politely asking them to move on, as some may just need guidance. 

Key Mindset

• Remove "Legal Rights": Stop allowing items that invite negativity (like certain occult objects) and actively renounce negative influences.

• Your Will is Key: Believe that negative energies can't harm you; your own strong will and positive belief are powerful protection. 

If Spirits Are Attached to People

• If a spirit seems linked to a person, focus cleansing on that individual, potentially involving spiritual advisors or leaders in your faith for support.