A stone. Kept on the altar or carried — one of the few things here that stays with you rather than being used up.
The practice
What this tradition does with an object like this — how it is used, not a promise about what follows.
How it is used
1Kept where it will be seen or carried where it will be touched.
2Cleansed the same way anything carried is cleansed: smoke, or a cleansing water.
Working it properly
The craft under the instructions — direction, count and order. This is the part that is normally only said across a counter.
Carried where it is touched or set where it is seen. Practitioners are blunt that a stone in a drawer is a stone.
Cleansed the way anything carried is cleansed — smoke, or a wipe with a cleansing water. Not everything on this shelf takes salt or water, so the tradition defaults to smoke.
Kept to one purpose rather than moved between workings.
What completes the working
A working is a ladder, not a single object. Each rung below says what the addition does, and shows what Yeye's Botanica carries for it.