To whip up an effective potion for banishing adverse vibrations, soak 2 cups Mimosa plant in 6 cups of vinegar. Add in 1/3 cup sea salt, and a Solomon’s seal root. Shake or stir the mixture while... Read more

In June, feverfew is at its peak in my herb garden. Its tiny white flowers add a casual charm to the border. Although used as a medicinal plant, feverfew also has many magical qualities. Planted near... Read more

Commercially prepared body lotions can be easily transformed into magical potions to attract love your way. During a waxing Moon, place one level cup of any kind of lotion into a clean eight-ounce... Read more

Color of the day: Silver
Incense of the day: Neroli

These are the early days of the Witches’ New Year, which was celebrated at Samhain. If you missed an opportunity to consider your plans and... Read more

For a dose of all-purpose protection, mix sage and fenugreek (or fennel) with a pinch of allspice, and cover with enough boiling water to fill a mug. Stand over the pot and visualize it glowing first... Read more

The roots for Valentine’s Day are in an ancient Roman holiday named for wolves. Wolves mate for life, and the Romans believed that Lupercalia, February 15, is the day they chose to select their... Read more

Color of the day: White
Incense of the day: Honeysuckle

On the eve of the third day before Blood Moon prepare by ceremoniously pourly a libation to celebrate the earth and sky. All participants... Read more

Color of the day: Ivory
Incense of the day: Clary sage

In a small saucepan combine one cup of cider, one stick of cinnamon, and nine whole cloves. Heat until the mixture is warm and fragrant. Remove... Read more

To make a potion to cure rheumatism, begin with half a handful of fresh dandelion leaves. Put the dandelion leaves in a cup of boiling water, saying:
By power of leaf and herbal charm,
By potion’s... Read more

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Color of the day: Topaz
Incense of the day: Bay laurel

In a large bottle, combine 5 cups of vinegar, a few handfuls of salt, 10 drops of High John the Conqueror oil, 1/4 cup poppy seeds (for... Read more