Incense and Oil

Introduction

There is no mystical secret about preparing incenses and oils
for use in magic; the secret is simply that it isn't difficult!
For centuries, however, reliable,
complete incense and oil formulae have not
been available to the general public.

Most of the ingredients are easily
obtainable at occult or herb shops, or even
grocery store, at a and the procedures
for making oils and incenses are simple.

But when should they be used?
Whenever the need exists,
use these oils and incenses.

You'll know if you're looking
for a love, or if a friend is sick,
or if you'll be performing a full moon ritual.

Feel free to use these recipes
anytime you sense the need.
I hope it need not be said
that magic attempts to harm,
manipulate or control others
always ends in self destruction
- it isn't worth the heavy penalty that awaits.

Use these recipes with care and love,
for the good of all.
Blessed Be!!!

Preparation of formulae you will notice
that for several of the recipes
no amounts are given;
this is traditional, but don't let it scare you off.

Use your intuition when mixing incenses;
add as much of each ingredient as

you believe is required.
For oils, use your nose
- scent is important.TOOLS
You'll need a large ceramic bowl
in which to mix the incenses,
and a glass bottle or jar to mix the oils.
An eyedropper is a great help in mixing oils,
as you can add them one drop at a time
to ensure the proper amounts.Mixing Incenses
Add each ingredient to the bowl.
When you are satisfied by the amount
(or have followed those specified, if any)
gently rub your fingers through the incenses mixture slowly,
concentrating on the work the incense is to do.
If it is a love incense, concentrate on love for instance.
After a few moments remove your hands.
The incense should be well mixed and vibrating
with energy and magical power.
Pour it into a bottle,
label it, and keep until needed.MIXING OILS
Add each oil to the clean glass bottle,
constantly sniffing to see if the scent seems right,
when it is, gently swirl the contents of the jar around
(thinking your magical goal).
Pour into a smaller bottle, hold it in your
hands, think of your magical intent,
and then label it and keep it until needed.

USING OILS AND INCENCES
Incenses discussed must be burned on charcoal blocks,
which are available at any occult store or religious supply house.
Simply light the charcoal block,
set it in a censer or a dish filled with sand,
and pour the incense onto it.
Oils should either be rubbed onto an object,
like a candle, or on your own body.

The traditional anointing spots are
the wrists, forehead, back of the neck,
the breast, stomach, and feet.
While many of these formulae are to be used
when doing a spell, you may not be able
to find one suitable to your purposes.
If not, make one up!
Take a candle, anoint it with the proper oil,
burn the proper incense and state
(in a short rhyme, if you wish) what you desire.
And remember, if you don't have the proper
ingredient for a recipe, improvise!!!

OILS
Traditional Candle colors and meaning

Draconian


Special Thanks

A FORMULA BOOK OF MAGICKAL INCENSES AND OILS
By: Scott Cunningha
INCENSE
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