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Elemental Incense
Earth: Equal measures of amber chunks, benzoin, dried patchouli leaves, with several drops of honey and musk oil. Mixing it atop a pentacle or in an earthenware pot at midnight on a Saturday during a waxing moon is the best timing.
Air: Equal measures of powdered myrrh, sandalwood, and cedar wood chips that have been infused with lavender oil. Make it at dawn on a Wednesday using a feather to blend it for it to be more potent.
Fire: Equal measures of copal, dragon’s blood, and frankincense asking with several drops of rose oil. Mix it at moon on a Sunday during the Summer with an athame to make it strongest.
Water: Equal measures of camphor and myrrh, with several drops of gardenia oil. It can be made in a goblet or cauldron right after sunset on a Monday for more potency.
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Astrological Incense
These are great for if your work includes the timing of the planets and where in the heavens celestial bodies are.
Aries: Equal parts copal, dragon’s blood, and myrrh along with cedar chips that have been infused with musk oil. It is best made on a Tuesday afternoon where the power of Mars and the sun can give its maximum solar energy to the mixture.
Taurus: Equal parts benzoin, dried oak moss, and patchouli leaves, along with six drops of hyacinth, rose, and violet oils. It is best blended on a Friday at midnight under the moon and Venus’ energy.
Gemini: Equal parts dragon’s blood, labdanum, and mastic resin along with drops of mint oil. It’s best made on a breezy or windy Wednesday morning while working towards the West, infusing the power of air into it.
Cancer: Equal parts sandalwood, camphor, and myrrh, along with drops of ambergris oil. It can be made on a Monday night, while working under moonlight to infuse her essence into your mixture.
Leo: Equal parts amber chunks, copal, and frankincense with dried saffron threads and drops of civet oil. It can be made in a Sunday morning in the sunlight for more potency and blessings from the Sun.
Virgo: Equal parts sandalwood, dried patchouli leaves and cedar infused in honeysuckle oil. It is best made on a Wednesday night to be infused with the power of Mercury or while the Sun or Moon is in Virgo.
Libra: Galbanum resin with apple blossom, rose, and thyme oils have been added in. It is best made on a Friday afternoon, infusing with the powers of Venus.
Scorpio: Equal parts dried patchouli leaves, benzoin, and myrrh, along with drops of pine and violet oils. It’s best made on a Tuesday night while the sun is in Scorpio.
Sagittarius: Equal parts copal, dried rosemary, and sage with drops of sweet orange oil. It can be made in a Thursday morning in the Autumn while working toward the East, calling upon the Sun and the power of Jupiter to strengthen it.
Capricorn: Benzoin, with drops of cypress, pine, and spruce oils have been added. It can be made during Winter, while the Moon is in Capricorn.
Aquarius: Equal parts benzoin, galbanum, and mastic resin along with drops of eucalyptus and lavender oils. It can be made on a Saturday morning while working to the West, being blessed by the Sun and Uranus’ energies.
Pisces: Equal parts dried sage leaves, sandalwood powder, and storax resin, along with drops of ambergris and fish oils. It is best made on a rainy Thursday night under the moon and Neptune’s blessing.
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Solar Candles
Dawn: Pink
Midday: Yellow
Dusk: Purple
Lunar Candles
New Moon: Black
Waxing Crescent: Red
Waxing Half: Orange
Full Moon: Yellow
Waning Half: Brown
Waning Crescent: Grey
Blue Moon: Blue
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Recipe Index for Witchcraft Tools
Astrological Incense
Candle Recipes
Elemental Incense
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The Element of Water
Colors: Aqua, Black, Blue, Clear, Green, Sea Green, Ultramarine, White
Tools: Bowl, Cauldron, Chalice
Charms: Ambergris, Ice, Rain, Tears, Inverted Triangle
Stones: Blue Lace Agate, Aquamarine, Coral, Mother of Pearl, Water Opal, Pearl, Clear Quartz, River Rock, Sea Salt
Animals: Crab, Crocodile, Dolphin, Fish, Frog, Porpoise, Seabirds, Diving and Wading Birds, All Marine Life
Metal: Copper, Mercury ☠️, Silver
Fungus: All
Incense: Camphor, Coconut, Myrrh, Strawberry, Vanilla
Plants: Bat Nut, Cabbage, Camellia, Cantaloupe, Cattail, Cucumber, Driftwood, Eryngo, Eucalyptus, Fern, Frangipani, Gardenia, Kelp, Lettuce, Lotus, Papyrus, Rice, Rushes, Watercress, Watermelon, Water Lily, Willow, Aromatic Rush Roots, All Gourds, Reeds, Aquatic Plants, Succulent Plants, And Those That Grow Near Water.
Goddesses: Anahita, Atargatis, Benzaiten, Boann, Chalchihuitlcue, Coventina, Danu, Ganga, Ilmatar, Inanna, Luannotar, Nantosuelta, Nehalennia, Oshun, Ran, Sarasvati, Sulis, Teftnut, Tiamat, Yemaya
Gods: Aegir, Apsu, Dagon, Dylan, Ea, Enki, Hapy, Mannan, Neptune, Njoerd, Poseidon, Tlaloc, Yamm
Evocation: Gabriel, Ganymede, Merfolk, Michael, Nereids, Raphael, Water Nymphs
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The Element of Fire
Colors: Gold, Orange, Hot Pink, Red, White
Tool: Athame, Candle, Censer, Sword
Charm: Bonfire, Civet, Star, Red Triangle
Stone: Coal, Flint, Hematite, Red Jasper, Lava, Obsidian
Animal: Dragon, Horse, Lion, Phoenix, Salamander, Snake
Metal: Brass, Gold, Iron, Steel
Incense: Brimstone, Copal, Dragon’s Blood, Frankincense, Rose, Rosemary
Plants: Cactus, Carnation, Chili Pepper, Cinnamon, Clove, Dittany of Crete, Eye of Satan ☠️, Garlic, Ginger, High John, Horseradish, Jalapeño Pepper, Marigold, Mustard, Nettle, Nutmeg, Onion, Pepper, Radish, Rowan, Sunflower, Tobacco ☠️
Goddesses: Aetna, Ashtoreth, Ayida Wedo, Bast, Brigid, Chantico, Coatlicue, Fuji, Graine, Hestia, Kali, Oya, Pelé, Vesta
Gods: Agni, Baal, Belenus, Dazhbog, Hephaestus, Lugh, Mithras, Ogun, Prometheus, Shango, Tsao Chun, Vulcan
Evocation: Djinn, Michael, Raphael, Seraphs, Uriel
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The Element of Air
Color: Blue, Light Blue, Clear, White, Pastel
Tool: Athame, Censer, Sword, Whistle
Charms: Bellows, Blue Circle, Fan, Feather, Flute, Perfume
Stone: Aventurine, Lapis Lazuli, Clear Quartz
Animal: Dragon, Sphinx, Flying Birds, Insects
Metal: Aluminum, Mercury ☠️
Fungus: Fly Agaric ☠️, Puffball
Incense: Any
Plant: Almond, Angelica, Anise, Baby’s Breath, Cedar, Citronella, Citrus, Dandelion, Freesia, White Geranium, Goldenrod, Honeysuckle, Jasmine, Lavender, Lemongrass, Lilac, Pansy, Parsley, Pennyroyal, Snowdrop, Thyme, Wormwood, Yarrow, All Plants With Spores, Aerial Roots, Fluffy Seed Heads, Winged Seed Pods, or Plants That Provide Incense
Goddesses: Aditi, Aine, Allat, Aradia, Arianrhod, Cardea, Cybele, Freya, Frigg, Hathor, Hera, Iris, Isis, Juno, Lilith, Mary, Nut, Sekhmet, Semiramis
Gods: Adad, Amon, Anu, Baal, Boreas, Enlil, Great Spirit, Horus, Hurukan, Indra, Jupiter, Kephera, Krishna, Marduk, Mercury, Odin, Quetzalcoatl, Shiva, Thor, Thoth
Evocation: Angels, Elves, Fairies, Pegasus, Raphael
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The Element of Earth
Colors: Black, Brown, Green, Ochre, Russet
Tools: Beeswax Candle, Pentacle
Charms: Clay, Honey, Mud, Musk, Pottery, Soil, Yellow Square
Stone: All
Animals: Bison, Buffalo, Cattle, Earthworm, Goat, Jaguar, Mole, Stag, Tortoise, Wolf, all burrowing creatures
Metal: Coal, Lead ☠️, Mercury ☠️
Fungus: Mushroom
Incense: Amber, Benzoin, Musk, Patchouli, Sage, Sandalwood
Plant: Any But Especially Grain, Roots, Banyan Tree, All Root Vegetables
Goddess: Bona Dea, Ceres, Cerridwen, Coatlique, Danu, Demeter, Gaia, Hebat, Isis, Ki, Nerthus, Ninhursag, Nokimis, Onatha, Ops, Parvati, Persephone, Pomona, Rhea, Sita, Terra Mater, Tonantzin
God: Adonis, Arawn, Attis, Bacchus, Cernunnos, the Dagda, Damuzi, Dionysus, Geb, Green Man, Horned God, Marduk, Osiris, Pan, Saturn
Evocation: Dryads, Gnomes, Nature Spirits, Plant Devas, Uriel
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Basic Correspondences
Elemental
Earth - Money, Prosperity, Fertility, Healing, Employment
Air - Mind, Visions, Wisdom, Psychic Power
Fire - Lust, Strength, Courage, Exorcism, Protection, Health
Water - Sleep, Dreams, Meditation, Purification, Healing, Love, Friendship
Planetary
Sun - (Gold/Orange) Legal Matters, Healing, Protection
Moon - (Silver/White) Sleep, Dreams, Fertility, Peace, Healing
Mercury - (Yellow/Grey) Mind, Divination, Psychic Power, Wisdom
Venus - (Pink/Green/Light Blue) Love, Friendship, Fidelity, Beauty, Youth
Mars - (Red/Brown) Courage, Strength, Lust, Potency, Exorcism, Hex-Breaking, Protection
Jupiter - (Purple/Deep Blue) Money, Prosperity, Legal Matters, Luck
Saturn - (Maroon/Black) Visions, Longevity, Exorcism, Endings
Uranus - (Green/Indigo) Uncontrollable Change, Hedge Magick, Originality, Intelligence
Neptune - (Lavender) Intuition, Creativity, Healing, Illusion, Empathy, Sensitivity
Pluto - (Brown/Black) Hedge Magick, Death, Resurrection, Beginnings, Endings, Purging, Revealing Secrets or Potential, The Subconscious
Weekly
Sunday - Sun, Protection, Healing, Power, Money
Monday - Moon, Healing, Agriculture, Fertility, Clairvoyance
Tuesday - Mars, Pluto, Energy, Passion, Protection, Courage
Wednesday - Mercury, Uranus, Luck, Travel, Communication, Knowledge
Thursday - Jupiter, Prosperity, Marriage, Harvest, Oaths
Friday - Venus, Neptune, Love, Friendship, Sex, Art
Saturday - Saturn, Defense, Communication, Protection, Location
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Basic Correspondences
The Element of Earth
The Element of Air
The Element of Fire
The Element of Water
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6 Reasons to Grow Borage
Borage is an easy to grow and drought-tolerant herb with beautiful star-shaped flowers. The flowers start out blue, then turn purple and finally fade to pink as they age. Borage is an annual, but if you plant it directly in the garden it will self-sow on its own every year.
1. Borage flowers and young leaves are edible. They have a mild cucumber flavor and look so lovely sprinkled in a salad, dessert, or glass of lemonade. The young green leaves are packed with nutrients like vitamins A and C, iron, and niacin and can be used like spinach.
2. Borage feeds pollinators and shelters beneficial insects. Borage is rich in nectar and attracts bees, hummingbirds, and other pollinators to its blooms. The plants are dense and shade the soil below, keeping the ground cool. Beneficial insects like lacewings and parasitoid wasps (which help control pests) like to hide in the cool soil and leaves.
3. Borage makes great chop & drop mulch. Borage produces lots of plant matter which can be chopped back regularly for chop & drop mulch. Mulching this way suppresses weeds and feeds the soil as it breaks down. You can cut back borage right before it flowers for maximum soil enrichment and weed suppressant, or cut it back after the flowers finish blooming for maximum pollinator action. A mixture of both will make the most out of your borage plants!
4. Borage is a nutrient accumulator that helps the soil. Borage's roots tap the subsoil for nutrients which concentrate in their leaves. When the leaves decay they enrich the topsoil with potassium, calcium, and other minerals that benefit your plants and contribute to an ecologically rich garden.
5. Borage is a great companion plant in the vegetable garden. Borage makes an excellent companion for your tomato plants, it deters tomato hornworms and some gardeners swear planting them together improves tomato growth and flavor. Borage also makes a great companion for the squash family, increasing pollination rates in cucumbers, pumpkins, zucchinis, and melons.
6. Borage is a great companion for fruit too! Planting borage around fruit trees will create a supportive understory, attracting pollinators and beneficial insects while suppressing weeds and feeding the soil. Borage also makes a great border plant for strawberry beds for the same reasons.
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