Can clove ward off evil eye, 2 minute remedies you can try

Clove also known as Laung is an ancient spice, which has been a quintessential part of almost every kitchen, but this spice has spiritual association and has also been revered as a potent ingredient in many ayurvedic remedies. Interestingly, cloves are also a power spice used in many Hindu rituals and its relevance is deeply rooted in Vedic astrology. Ruled by planet Mars, the fiery essence of this spice is believed to effectively ward off the evil eye (nazar dosha) by absorbing envy-driven negativity and forming a protective energy. Here’s all you need to know how this little spice can protect you and heal everything around. It is also believed that devotees offer cloves to Hanuman for fulfillment of their desires and also seek blessing for protection from ailments, wealth attraction such as like lamps with mustard oil and cloves, sound sleep it is believed that donating 11 cloves can boost success in endeavors, channeling Shiva's grace through Hanuman's unwavering devotion to Rama.

How can clove ward off negativity?

It is believed that the warm potency of this spice can purify auras and bring positivity. In fact, this spice has also been used in vedic rituals to bring in positivity and abundance along with protecting from negativity, evil eye and even Rahu's illusions. It is also believed that this spice can restore sattvic balance for health and prosperity.




Simple 2 minute remedies to remove evil eye:

Carry 4 whole cloves in your pocket or purse as it creates an instant barrier.

To cleanse your aura, just burn 7 cloves with camphor on a coal tablet, circling smoke counterclockwise around yourself or space while chanting "Om Ang Angarkaya Namah" 11 times (under 1 minute).

Pierce 5 cloves into a lime, rotate over the affected area 7 times clockwise, then them outside your home.

Burn 5 cloves alongside camphor pieces after dinner, rotate the lamp across the rooms , it helps in removing envy and doshas, enhancing spiritual vibrations as per Vastu.
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