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It is for incense and oils. Please be very cautious in how you perpare them. Mistakes can and will be very dangerous. Disclaimer:...Spellcrafting Via Welkin carries |
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| The process of making herbal incense without the use of salt peter, or even charcoal is actually quite easy. Perhaps the easiest way is by using a binder commonly called Makko. Makko not only serves as a water soluble binder, but as a burning agent as well. Makko is a natural tree bark from an evergreen tree and contains no synthetic chemicals, charcoal, or salt peter. To make incense, simply mix the desired ingredients, in powdered form, with makko and add some warm water. Knead the incense-dough thoroughly and form into cones or sticks and let dry at room temperature for about twenty-four hours. Sandalwood is common to almost every incense formula, and serves as a wonderful base aroma as well as a burning agent of it's own right. If you were making an incense of sandalwood alone, the amount of makko required may be a little as 10%. However, resins like Frankincense are more difficult to burn and must be used in much lower percentages to burning agents such as sandalwood or makko. Otherwise, your incense won't burn properly and may me too smokey or keep going out. |
Recipe for Cone Incense...
Imbolic Incense
Spring sabatt incense
Ostara Incense
Midsummer Incense
Fall sabbatt incence
Mabon incence
Full moon ritual incence |
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Most practitioners of healing spirituality use oils, often as a magical tool. Preparation of oils is an individual experience. Now to make the oils, but remember, this is how i do it.
It takes 9 days to make an oil.
Fill a jar with the leaves and petals of the herbs you want to make the oil from. Pour the olive oil over them, just enough to cover them. close the jar tightly and place in a warm spot out of the sun. Let them sit for 3 days. Shake the jar every day, on the third day, strain the oil into clean glass. Place some fresh herbs (the same kind as you did the first time) back into the jar and pour the oil back into the jar.
On the 9th day, pour the oils through the cheese cloth into a clean dark jar and close tightly. If you choose to use crystals and/or stones to enhance the power of your oil, put them into the bottle after the oil is finished. Now set the jar in a place where the light of the full moon can shine on it. let it sit there overnight. Wahla~~~You have just made your own oil from scratch. The following are a quick guide for those interested in making their own oils for ritual and magic. Rites of Passage Oil - for rituals of naming, menstruation/manhood, hand-fasting and parting. Use thyme for courage and lavender for peace. Incorporate a tiger�s eye stone if possible. Consecration Oil - for consecrating tools, altar, new items. Use clover or cinquefoil for protection, ginger for power, yarrow for psychic power. Add a smokey quartz to cleanse negativity. Anointing Oil - for entering the Circle and at naming ceremonies. Use cinnamon and sandalwood to strengthen spirituality. Choose an herb for protection that suits the use. Namings would use a stronger protection for the child or adult being named, whereas entrance to a circle or ritual area is protection of the entire area as a whole. Pick your herbs according to the situation. Divination Oil - for scrying and readings. Use dandelion or fig for divination. Add obsidian for scrying purposes. | |
Full moon oil
Another full moon oil
Ostara oil
Beltane oil
Samhain oil
Candlemas oil I will be adding more recipies for incense and oils |
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