I need a suggestion for a purification/banashing

[CuAnnan]

Brass Bell Doll

I've also painted the backs of mirrors with a white wash and then etched it with symbols to seal it.

That's the approach I'd take.
However the symbols that I use are a variation on one of the sets of Ogham from the Ogham Tract.
However I currently lack a means of conveying my understanding thereof and, even if I could, I'm not sure I'm allowed to.  

[Deoridhe]

CuAnnan

Brass Bell Doll

I've also painted the backs of mirrors with a white wash and then etched it with symbols to seal it.

That's the approach I'd take.
However the symbols that I use are a variation on one of the sets of Ogham from the Ogham Tract.
However I currently lack a means of conveying my understanding thereof and, even if I could, I'm not sure I'm allowed to.

It might make more sense to use symbols within their existing tradition, though. I mean, I use Elhaz as a sort of generic "protection" marker, but that might not interact well with whatever else they do.

Salt seems to be quite universal, though. I remember reading of the Geisha, who tend to be very devout in Shinto and Buddhism, and the copious use of salt around their homes as a purifying agent.  

[Cranium Squirrel]

Deoridhe

Salt seems to be quite universal, though. I remember reading of the Geisha, who tend to be very devout in Shinto and Buddhism, and the copious use of salt around their homes as a purifying agent.

That's probably more Shinto than Buddhist, if it's anything, but still nifty. 3nodding  

[Brass Bell Doll]

CuAnnan

That's the approach I'd take.
However the symbols that I use are a variation on one of the sets of Ogham from the Ogham Tract.
However I currently lack a means of conveying my understanding thereof and, even if I could, I'm not sure I'm allowed to.

That makes a great deal of sense.
I wonder if there would be a set of symbols that are already used in bones89's religion that could be used to those ends.  

[Bastemhet]

Deoridhe

CuAnnan

Brass Bell Doll

I've also painted the backs of mirrors with a white wash and then etched it with symbols to seal it.

That's the approach I'd take.
However the symbols that I use are a variation on one of the sets of Ogham from the Ogham Tract.
However I currently lack a means of conveying my understanding thereof and, even if I could, I'm not sure I'm allowed to.

It might make more sense to use symbols within their existing tradition, though. I mean, I use Elhaz as a sort of generic "protection" marker, but that might not interact well with whatever else they do.

Salt seems to be quite universal, though. I remember reading of the Geisha, who tend to be very devout in Shinto and Buddhism, and the copious use of salt around their homes as a purifying agent.

I can vouch for it too. Kemetics used natron which is, to put it simply, generally salt and baking soda.  

[Brass Bell Doll]

Aspersion and smudging are also very common methods.