You are finally ready for the task. The Moon is at
the
time and you want to start. But How? Here are a few
simple Incense recipes for the New Witch. All can be
Used for multi-uses.
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Here are
a few pointers that you should know before you
start:
1) Be sure that all herbs, spices, peels and flowers are
completely dry.
2) All dry ingredients must be ground into a fine powder.
3) Mix all ingredients in a small glass container with a
clean stick or your finger.
4) Let the incense stand overnight.
5) Store any unused incense in a tightly capped glass jar,
away from the light.
6) These incenses need self igniting charcoal. Check for
pagan stores in your area, or check out Crone's Cupboard
web page.
7) Most important, for the best results, try to blend your
energies with the incense as you make it and use it.
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ALTAR INCENSE
3 parts Frankincense
2 parts Myrrh
1 part Cinnamon
Burn as a general incense on the altar to purify the area before
casting the circle
APHRODITE INCENSE
1 part Cinnamon
1 part Cedar
a few drops of Cypress Oil
Burn during a ritual designed to attract love
APOLLO INCENSE
4 parts Frankincense
2 parts Myrrh
2 parts Cinnamon
1 part Bay
Burn this during a ritual for healing and for divination
ARIES INCENSE
2 parts Frankincense
1 part Juniper
3 drops Cedarwood oil
Burn as a personal altar or household incense to increase your
own powers.
AQUARIUS INCENSE
1 part Sandlewood
1 part Cypress
1 part Pine resin
Burn as a personal altar or household inscense to increase your
own powers.
CERMONIAL MAGIC INCENSE
3 parts Frankincense
2 parts Gum Mastic
1 part wood aloe
This can be used in the general magical workings to raise the
cone of power and to purify the area.
CIRCLE INCENSE
4 parts Frankincense
2 parts Myrhh
2 parts Benzoin
1 parts Sandalwood
1/2 part Cinnamon
1/2 part Rose Petals
1/4 part Vervain
1/4 part Rosemary
1/4 part Bay
Use for the geneal workings in the Circle, the ritual working of
Wiccans and magicians, and as a general ritual incense.
More to Come later...
Updated July 21 1998
(special thanks to Scott Cunningham's "The Complete
book of Incense, Oils
and Brews)