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218 Spells matching the incense Sage
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Color of the Day
Incense of the Day

When you're in the mood for arts and crafts, obtain air-dry clay, one color for each of the seven primary chakras (rainbow colors are great, or use whichever colors feel best). Hold the clay you've chosen for your root chakra and close your eyes, bringing your awareness to the base of your spine, your root chakra. When you feel a connection to this energy center, open your eyes and sculpt the clay into whatever shape arises intuitively (or sculpt with eyes closed and see what emerges!). You now ...

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Color of the Day
Incense of the Day

This crossroads ritual is aimed at opening doors when it seems like there are no options or discernible paths to be seen. You will need: ¼ part whole barley, dried ½ part fennel seeds, dried ½ part juniper berries, dried 1 part rosemary leaves, dried Mortar and pestle Incense charcoal and burner Matches or lighter Crush and mix together the incense ingredients in a mortar and pestle. Perform this ritual at night at a four-way crossroads. Light your charcoal and ...

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Color of the Day
Incense of the Day

The scent of roses is commonly associated with romance and seduction. But did you know that in aromatherapy, it can also represent peace and calming energy as well as happiness and joy? Because of its versatility, I love to use rose essential oil for so many things, especially to help me unwind. For this spell we will be making a soothing rose oil. You will need the following: ½ cup of your preferred carrier oil (I like almond or jojoba.) A small Mason jar with a lid 10–15 ...

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Color of the Day
Incense of the Day

Set up protective barriers with a banishing salt made with alder charcoal and blackthorn. With its sharp thorns, blackthorn is a hedgerow tree that not many are brave enough to cross. Alder is found growing along watery borders, and when cut, its light wood turns a reddish orange. This gives the impression that the tree bleeds, linking it to war and the supernatural. With the addition of protective bay and star anise seed, this salt is perfect to sprinkle around doorways or property boundaries ...

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No time to cast a circle and perform a long purification ritual? No problem! Into a large enamel saucepan, add: two minced large onions, five minced cloves of garlic, two tablespoons dried rosemary,...