Why Take a Salt Bath?

During the course of the day or night we are often bombarded with stress and negativity. Sometimes elements of stress, or negative thought forms can attach to our bioplasmic field. The bioplasmic field (also known as the etheric body) surrounds us ... many people can see this - it appears as sort of a luminous glow around the body. The salt bath cleanses the bioplasmic field, allowing us to slough off any of these negative elements before they can take hold and manifest themselves in our physical being as illness or emotional or mental upset.

Instructions

Fill bathtub with warm water. Pour 2-3 cups of regular (non-iodized) table salt into the water. Some people prefer to use kosher salt or canning and pickling salt (which does not have the anti-caking agent in it which may cause skin irritation for some people). Submerge your entire body (from head to toe) by holding your nose and placing your head under water periodically.

After bath, take a warm shower, using soap to wash off impurities that you have dislodged from the body. If you feel light headed, take time to drink some water. I recommend drinking distilled or regular water before and after your bath. The bath water may turn different colors, this just means you are releasing toxins or negative energy. These baths are also good for sore muscles and de-stressing the body. After your shower, towel dry, then use sesame oil (cold-pressed) or your favorite body moisturizer and lightly cover skin.

After Your Bath

You will feel relaxed and somehow lighter. There are many reasons for this. First, you have cleansed your bioplasmic field of any negative energy. Second, you have generated a cleansing and healing process at the cellular level of the skin. Have you ever noticed after having dental surgery the doctor recommends you rinse your mouth with wam salt water? This is to kill bacteria, keep it clean and allow for the healing process. Our bodies react to warm water and salt in a healing and cleansing way.