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This ritual powder, Dinero , is prepared according to Afro-Cuban tradition. It is intended for workings associated with prosperity, attracting financial opportunities and supporting material abundance.
It is traditionally used when the intention is to support income-generating activities, attract good fortune in business or accompany practices associated with games of chance.
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Santería ritual powders are used to purify, protect, consecrate, or support spiritual work. They are applied to specific items, always in connection with the intention of the ritual or the religious tradition being followed. Their use varies according to lineages and religious houses (ilé), but some uses are widely common.
One of the best-known uses is to place a small amount of powder on a doorstep, window sill, or in the four corners of a room to symbolically mark a protected space. Efún (cascarilla) is particularly used in this context to purify and preserve the home.
Some powders are used to draw lines, circles, crosses, or other symbolic marks on the floor, a ritual surface, or an object. These markings serve to delineate a consecrated space or to support a ceremony. Their form depends on the tradition and practice being followed.
Powders can be applied to statues, sacred vessels, talismans, candles, or other objects used during spiritual practices to prepare them or support them during the ritual.
Santería powders are used to purify, protect, consecrate, or support a spiritual practice. Depending on their nature and use, they can be applied to an altar, a candle, a ritual object, or a place.
The powders can be placed on candles, altars, ritual objects, statues, sacred vessels, talismans, or directly on the ground to mark a consecrated space.
Yes. Certain powders, such as Cascarilla (Efún), are traditionally used to sprinkle a small amount across a doorway threshold, on window sills, or in the four corners of a room to support protection or purification work.
Yes. In Santería, certain powders are used to draw lines, circles, crosses, or other ritual markings on the ground or on a surface. The nature of these designs depends on the tradition followed and the intended purpose.
A very small amount is sufficient in most cases. The powders are intended to symbolically mark a surface or space and do not require heavy application.
No. Certain powders, such as Cascarilla (Efún), are widely used outside of initiation ceremonies. On the other hand, other preparations pertain to practices specific to certain religious houses and are traditionally used under the guidance of an officiant.
The powders are intended exclusively for ritual use on surfaces and objects. They must not be applied to the skin, intentionally inhaled, or ingested.
