Quick Specs
- Type: Consecrated ritual rice for reversal and crossed-condition work
- Size: 1.5″ x 0.75″
- Size/Quantity: One packet
- Best for: Reversal spells, uncrossing workings, candle rituals, floor washes
Reversible Rice: A Reversal Ritual Supply
Reversible rice is a ritual ingredient used specifically to send crossed conditions, curses, and harmful intentions back to their originator. Rice serves as a physical carrier for ritual intention in floor washes, candle workings, and crossed-condition spells. The reversible blend is prepared for reversal work, which distinguishes it from plain white rice used in general spiritual cleansing or attraction work.
The distinction between reversal and uncrossing work matters to practitioners making informed choices about their method. Uncrossing focuses on removing a condition from the practitioner’s energy field. Reversal is more targeted: it identifies the source of a harmful condition and returns it there. Reversible rice is a component of the reversal working rather than a standalone spell, typically paired with reversible candles, black and red materials, and a clearly written petition naming the condition and its sender.
How Ritual Rice Functions in Reversal Work
Prepared rice is a working ingredient incorporated into spells through scattering, floor washing, and candle dressing. The consecrated supply in this packet is ready for use without additional preparation, which matters in time-sensitive reversal workings where pre-preparation is part of building and maintaining the practitioner’s focus.
Reversal work is considered advanced. It carries the assumption that the practitioner has already identified the source of a crossed condition clearly enough to direct the return. Practitioners new to this area of work often begin with uncrossing and protection before moving to reversal, building the discernment needed to work responsibly in this current.
How to Use Reversible Rice Consecrated
Three steps for incorporating consecrated reversible rice into reversal workings.
- Set the Intention
State your reversal intention clearly before incorporating the rice. Write a petition naming the crossed condition, the sender if known, and what you want returned to them. Place the petition beneath the working vessel.
- Incorporate in the Working
Scatter the rice around the base of a reversible candle or across a threshold, or add it to a floor wash combined with reversing herbs. The rice acts as a physical anchor for the reversal petition throughout the duration of the working.
- Close and Dispose
When the working is complete, dispose of the spent materials at a crossroads or by throwing them away from your home toward the target’s direction. Do not keep reversal materials on the altar once the working has closed.
The Tarot Fellow Standard
I stock reversible rice because practitioners doing reversal work need materials that are prepared and ready for ritual use. This reversible rice is consecrated and ready for direct incorporation into reversal workings. Browse my ritual rice and salts for related consecrated supplies, or explore my Voodoo, Hoodoo and Santeria collection for complementary ritual ingredients.
Frequently Asked Questions
Reversal work is the practice of sending a crossed condition, curse, or harmful intention back to the person who originated it. Rather than simply removing the condition, it redirects the harm toward its source.
Consecrated rice means the supply has been ritually prepared and blessed for use in reversal work. It’s ready to incorporate directly into spells and floor washes without additional preparation on the practitioner’s part.
Use it in candle workings, scatter at thresholds as part of a floor wash sequence, add it to charm bags for ongoing protection, or incorporate it into bottle spells. It pairs naturally with reversible candles, black salt, and rue.
Reversal is specifically for sending harm back to a sender. Uncrossing focuses on lifting a condition from the practitioner. If the source of a crossed condition is unknown, uncrossing work is typically done first before reversal.
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