You
can consecrate this bottle of remedy
to
the four elements.
You
can leave it sit upon your altar to charge.
Note:
If this remedy is not going to be used within a relatively short
period of time, you should add to it brandy, vodka, or cider vinegar
to preserve it: two-thirds preservative to one-third tincture.
This
also makes a ‘mother’, a batch of remedy that can be used to
create new batches. Never allow the ‘mother’ batch to run dry.
Keep feeding it as necessary.
Indirect
Method
Occasionally
a stone will have properties about it that may be poisonous, such as
malachite, and you can’t make a tincture destined for human
consumption with this stone using the direct method.
To
make a tincture using the indirect method you will need two bowls,
one small enough to sit within the other. Place the crystal or stone
in the smaller bowl and sit this bowl inside the larger dish. Add
your spring water to the large bowl; and these bowls should be of an
appropriate size as to allow the water in the large bowl to rise
above the crystal or stone contained in the small bowl.
Everything
else will be done just as you would with the direct method: allow
these bowls to be charged in the moonlight or sunlight, add this
water to your jar, along with a preservative, and you’re all set.
This tincture will be safe to use, should you consume it, and it is
just as magickally charged as the tinctures made with the direct
method.
When
in doubt about a crystal or stone, be safe and use the indirect
method if you plan on consuming the tincture.
Matching
Crystal Energies to Intentions:
Addictions
(to cure): amethyst
Astral
Projection (to aid):
calcite,
clear quartz crystal, kunzite
Astrological
Tinctures:
The
Aura:
The
Chakras/to align:
Curses
(removing):
tiger’s-eye
Elemental
Tinctures:
Entities:
Goddess
Magick: moonstone,
mother-of-pearl, coral, pearl
Grounding:
smokey quartz
Healing:
blue lace agate, green stones-- jade, agate
Hexing:
black stones-- onyx, jet, black jade, obsidian
Life’s
Transitions (coping):
lilac
kunzite, amethyst
Love
Spells: pink
stones-- quartz, rhodochrosite
Money
Spells: green
stones-- aventurine, green moss agate
Planetary
Tinctures:
Sun:
amber,
carnelian, tiger’s-eye, diamond, zircon
Moon:
moonstone,
chalcedony, sapphire, selenite, aquamarine
Mercury:
agate, mottled jasper, ruby, red tourmaline, pumice
Venus:
jade, green jasper, kunzite, lapis lazuli, coral
Mars:
bloodstone, garnet, onyx, red tourmaline, flint
Jupiter:
amethyst, fluorite, aventurine, charoite, green moss agate
Saturn:
hematite,
jet, onyx, obsidian, apache tear
Personal
Acceptance/Emotional Healing: pink
rose quartz, blue lace agate
Psychic
Awareness (to enhance): amethyst,
moonstone
Sex
Spells:
red
stones-- ruby, garnet, red tourmaline
Spirit
Contact (to promote):
lilac
kunzite, holy stones, geodes
Truth
(to reveal): obsidian,
mottled jasper
Unusual
Tinctures
After
your curse has been carried out, the deed is done, and the candle wax
and other remnants are buried in the earth in some secret reclusive
spot; it’s time to seal this sucker-- really nail it to the wall.
Your
tincture will consist of a bottle of your own urine to which you’ve
added a stone of jet or black onyx and a pinch of belladonna or
cayenne pepper. Allow this brew to sit in the sun for
several hours, absorbing the heat and energy, perking and festering.
You
will take this concoction to the location where the spell remnants
are resting, and you will pour this tincture over the ground upon the
burial spot. I swear, you’ll almost hear your target howl.
To
make a tincture for a love spell, you’re going to use wine-- I
don’t care what brand it is or how expensive it is, but it must be
red wine. To your wine tincture you will add a stone of pink rose
quartz, a rose petal, and a drop of your menstrual blood. You’ll
energize this magickal tincture with the energy of the moon.
On
the day of your choosing, which must be during the waxing moon phase,
you
will
serve your target:
or
*Note--
The
spell above was written for a female occult practitioner. If you are
a male practitioner,
substitute the drop of menstrual blood with a drop of your semen.
If
you are in conflict with a person or particular people, you can use
the following tincture to seal the thresholds of your home,
preventing them from entering.
To
a bottle of spring water add:
If
you’re feeling really wild and magickal and you want to be very
precise about who you are targeting, you could add a very tiny strip
of paper with their name written on it.
Use
this tincture to asperge (sprinkle) the thresholds of your doorways.
This will basically have the same effect as brick dust, but without
the mess.
This
is a tincture you can use to anoint your child when you feel they
might need a
little extra protection:
This
tincture could also be used just as a precaution by anointing them
once a week, or on the full moon, as part of your magickal routine.
To
a bottle of spring water add:
Allow
this tincture to cure beneath a full moon, imbuing it with the energy
of the Mother Goddess.
You’re going
to use a few drops of this tincture in your bath water to clear away
the heebie-jeebies that have either been drawn to you through the
cosmos like a dirty magnet, or have been thrown your way by negative
nasty people who need a good swift magickal kick in the butt.
Sometimes
negative energy acts like a magnet and once we get a good dose of it
our way, it seems to take on a life of its own, building and growing
in intensity. It takes some deliberate action on our part to clean
ourselves up, so to speak. You’ll do this by lighting a white
candle, running yourself a good hot bath, and adding a generous dash
of this tincture to your bath water.
To
create this cleansing tincture, you will add to a bottle of spring
water:
Some
people just never know when to shut up, maintain silence, and whip
that weapon of a tongue back into their big fat mouths. This little
tincture will give them a hand with that.
To
a bottle of white vinegar, or your own urine, add:
Use
this magickal little tincture to asperge (sprinkle) over an image of
your target, or over a paper with their name largely and boldly
written upon it, if you can’t get your hot little hands on their
photo. But quite frankly, in this internet world, it’s pretty easy
to get hold of someone’s image. (I’m cackling now.)
Who
doesn’t want to be in control?... admit it.
If
your marriage is becoming more like a battle of wills instead of a
lovers’ paradise, this is the tincture you need. It will put you
right back where you want to be…at the top.
I’ve
also included a tincture to be used in the workplace, particularly to
target your boss, someone who may have way more control than you are
comfortable with. Use this tincture to put things back into proper
perspective.
For
a spouse:
To a bottle of
red wine add…
a
pinch of nutmeg
a
dash of Commanding Oil
Anoint
the target directly with this little tincture when the opportunity
presents itself, just a touch of the finger to their forearm or back,
wherever. It can be done very discreetly so that they won’t even
know. You can also dab some on their clothes, sprinkle some over
their photo or add a
single drop to
whatever they are drinking.
For
your boss:
To
a bottle of spring water add…
your
saliva…spit in the bottle
This tincture
can be sprinkled in the target’s space, or poured upon the soil of
their property, touched to their body or clothing, or sprinkled over
their photo. If all else fails, be a good employee and fetch your
boss a cup of coffee.
Money
Drawing
You’ll
use this tincture to sprinkle your wallet or purse; the threshold of
your business, magickally drawing money from customers coming into
your shop; your altar set up for money spells, or on a dish of coins
you leave sitting near your front door.
Sprinkle
this magickal mixture on lottery tickets, good luck charms, or upon
your own hands if you’re going out to gamble.
Wherever
you want to draw wealth, prosperity, money, you’ll use this
tincture with magickal assurance of success and prosperity.
To
a bottle of spring water add:
one
of each coin-- a penny, nickel, dime, and quarter
a
stone of pyrite and aventurine
a
pinch of silver or gold glitter
a
single leaf of mint
a pair of
dice
