6 Life Spells from Gypsy Witchcraft
- Bring a Baby
- Money Coin Cross
- Job Landing conjure bag
- Dream Incantation
- Making Your Own Balms
- Bind an Enemy
#1 - Bring a Baby
Take Glass Goblet and Pour Grape wine in it. Make a small cut on Your finger and The Male's finger. You both add your blood to the wine with the Female stiring it with her finger which she cut. The Shavani will then lift up the Goblet and Chant:
With Love with give our blood, So we may give birth to another
This is our intent, As Nyx Wills it, So mote it be
The Male will then Light the White candle and Chant:
I am the one who is to be the father, I light this white
candle, To bring Balance within our hearts. We are
calling to you our little one.
The Female will then Light the Red Candle and Chant:
I am the one who is to be the mother, I light this Red
candle so I may carry a Child. With Balance of Love and
Happiness, I now chant.
The Female then gives the Male the Goblet, and allows him to drink half as she chant:
This is the Goblet which we share, To bring forth our child,
Oh great Goddess of Night.
The Male then gives the Female the Goblet, and allows her to drink rest as he chants:
This is the Goblet which we share, To bring forth our child
Oh Great God of Darkness
The Shavani then Binds this spell with this Chant:
With the Power of the Goddess 3
The Male then Chants:
With the power of the Consort Be
They Both Chant:
We Bind this spell, So Mote it Be
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#2 - Money Coin Cross
Spread a layer of raw white rice within a baking pan. Cover the rice with a layer of powdered sugar. Sprinkle some crumbled fresh basil leaves on top. Lay seven coins on top of the powder in the form of a cross. Dress two red and two green candles with any money drawing oil. Place one candle at each arm of the cross.
Burn the candles completely while visualizing your desire goal. Gather up nickels, some of the powder, sugar and rice, and any wax that may have formed. Place this all into a mojo bag. Wear this or keep it in your place, business or home to attract wealth.
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#3 - Job Landing conjure bag
Add garlic bread crumbs and sand into bag. Dress the bag inside and out with some Frankenscence oil. Take this with you on interviews. Add one drop of frankenscence oil before each interview.
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#4 - Dream Incantation
2. Take out your B.O.S/Dream Journal
3. Write an incantation (its kinda short spell or message)
example:
Ask Your Future:
''Guardians of the dream world I would like to see my future.
So mote it be.''
P.S. This spell is use to ask the dream world guardian to tell us what we want to know. You can ask everything like animal totem, future, guide, etc.
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#5 - Making Your Own Balms
The basics of making a Balm are to extract the beneficial properties of herbs in oil, then add beeswax to harden the oil. You may also add other ingredients such as essential oils, or even flavorings in the case of making lip balms. In some recipes the process of infusing oils is skipped entirely and essential oils are used on their own with various carrier oils.
For each recipe below that does use herbs you will infuse your oil first. To learn more about infusing oils please see How to Infuse Oils. I like to leave my herbs to infuse on their own for at least one full moon cycle. Others may wish to use heat for a more rapid infusion.
Depending on the freshness and the type of herbs you are using you may wish to strain the oil and add more herbs once or twice. This is entirely up to you. I find that by using very fresh herbs in generous quantities that I do not need to do this. I also use essential oils in my balms very often, however, so you may wish to do the strain and add method if you choose to leave the essential oils out of the balm you are making.
Once your oil is ready you will melt your solid oils and any wax you are using in a pan over very low heat. Next add your infused oil and test for hardness as explained in the tips below. Cool slightly and add essential oils if you are using them. Pour into containers and label and you are all set.
Tips for Making Balms
If you intend to make your Balm using freshly collected plants, you will want to clean them first. Do this by shaking them to remove dirt then spread the herbs out to allow them to air dry for several hours (until wilted) to reduce the moisture content. Any herb that contains a lot of moisture could cause your Balm to spoil or even mold. For this reason I, myself, prefer to use dried herbs in my oil to avoid contamination and excessive moisture which may cause such spoilage.
Once you add your wax you will want to test to see if your Balm is the right consistancy. To do a simple test I dip a spoon into the mixture and set it in the freezer for a minute or two. You might also try is dipping the spoon into ice water for a few moments. If your Balm is too soft, add more beeswax and if it is too hard add a little more carrier oil.
You will want to pour your Balm into sterilized containers and label them accordingly. You may sterilize by simply washing in very hot water in the dishwasher with a detergent containing bleach or by using bleach in the rinse water if washing by hand. Air dry to avoid re-contaminating your containers and again causing premature spoilage.
Do not add any essential oils when your base oil is very very hot-it may very well destroy them in the process.
Be sure pans are non-metal such as glass or porcelin If you must use metal pans or utensils be sure they are not made of aluminum and they are not coated with a non-stick surface.
To add vitamin E, poke a hole in the capsule with a pin and squeeze out the contents. Discard the capsule.
Be careful when using some essential oils and even carrier oils. They can cause allergic reactions. For instance those who are allergic to nuts should be careful and avoid using almond oil or any other oil derived from nuts including peanut and walnut oils. Be sure when selling or giving gifts of balms to label them with all ingredients to avoid someone having a life threatening reaction.
You really should heat your oils and waxes over hot water in a double boiler.
Be very sure your containers are made for pouring hot liquids into. Many are not and there is nothing worse than spending a month making a lovely oil and getting your balm made and having your containers crack and spill it all over the counter top!
Proportions for beeswax are approximate. If you want a harder or softer balm add or subtract from your recipe accordingly.
You can also soften balm a bit by adding borax and water. The borax acts as an emulsifier and will allow the water and oil to mix rather than separate. I use 1 teaspoon of borax in 1 cup of water. Do not add the whole cup of water to your recipe! Add a few drops or a quarter teaspoon at a time at the most and then test your consistency. Keep doing this until it reaches the desired level. It will cause your balm to harden quickly so do this last.
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The information below are provided for informational purposes alone and any use of these items is done solely at the discretion and risk of the individual using them. No claims or guarantees are made as to their effectiveness or safety. If you choose to use any oil here on the skin it would be wise to first apply a small amount to the inside of your elbow and wait 24 hours to check for reactions. If you are on any pharmaceutical medications or have a serious medical condition, are pregnant or nursing, consult your health care provider before using anything that you do not normally use, including herbs and over the counter medications.
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#6 - Bind an Enemy
Gather from the corners of your house every cobweb, and place them on a black cloth. Procure then a fly, recently dead, and set it down on the mass of webs. These words should be written down on paper:
"North south east west. Spider's web shall bind him best East west north south. Hold his limbs and stop his mouth. Seal his eyes and choke his breath: Wrap him round with ropes of death".
Fold the paper four times, and wrap it up, along with the fly and the webs, in the black cloth, forming a small bag. This should be bound up with the end of a long cord, and suspended from a hook in a dark corner. Do not disturb it! Let it hang until it is thickly covered in dust. Then it may be taken down and buried in the Earth.
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