spells

Good Luck Herb Jar
To attract good fortune fill a samll jar with any combination of the following herbs,;
Buckthorn bark, Chamomile, clover, Dandelion, Frankincense, Heal-all, Honeysuckle, Huckleberry Leaves, Irish Moss, Job's Tears, John the conqueror, Khus-khus, Lotus, Lucky Hand root, Mistletoe, Myrrh, Nutmeg, Rosehips, Rosemary, Sandlewood, Spearmeint, Star anise, Thyme, Tonka bean

Seal your jar tightrly and keep it in your kitchen on a shelf or a window ledge

Place your hands upon the jar each morning upon rising and say:
"To God and Goddess I do pray
Guide me through another day
Let good fortune come my way
Good Luck hither now I say"

After reciting the magickal incantation, gently shake the jar a few times and then kiss it before putting it back.

Bath Water Healing Spell

Fill bathtub quarter full with hot water, Then add ten drops (already diluted in some olive oil) pure Cypress essential oil and turn on the cold water while adding in the drops of Lavender.

Annoint your right hand with Sandlewood Oil.

With your hand skimming the surface of the water going round three to twelve times, chant:
"Into this water
The power I send
Stress shall unwind
Wounds shall mend"

Light blue and yellow candles and as soon as the water is comfortable for you(keep it as hot as you can stand it so you can watch the steam rise) enter and soak with your eyes on the steam rising taking away your stress and hurts.

To Contact A Lost Friend
This spell is used to help you get contact someone you have lost touch with.

You will need: A white candle annointed with sandlewood, Sandlewood incense, Photo of the person, Small glass of water, Salt
Light the white candle and the incense, Place the picture of the person on your altar. Put 2 heaping tablespoons of salt in the palm of your right hand. Let a small amount of salt trickle into the glass while making the sign of the invoking pentagram. Then set the glass on the altar and say:
"Get in touch with me please (state name)" Hopefully they will get in contact with you by the time the glass of water evaporates.