A lover's cup

Lover's cup
use any of the following herbs from the list bellow to a glass of wine of a cup of tea.
balm
basil
powdered cardamon seed
carrot root
cinamonn dill seed
ditany of crete
fennel seed grains of paradise
majoram
powdered orris root
parsley

as you stir in the herbs or herbs clockwise, think about the special qualities you would want your true love to possess and perhaps even his or her physical attributes. visualized your intent and repeat the following magical rhyme

Herbs of Magyk
moon and sun
bring to me my loving one
by his/her free will
and harming none
let him/her come
this my wish
it now is done
by thy power
be it done

drink half the potion and pour the other half on the ground as a libitation at the first stoke of midnight. give thanks to the power that be believe in your heart that your spell will work and then wait for the positive resultto occur with in the moon cycle.

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Orris root isn't edible. I just thought I'd warn everyone.

I beg everyone's pardon, I read this from one of the old books that I have and I thought it was interesting. I haven't tried this though and also, Be it known that I am not trying to poison anyone..

Blessed be...

If you re-read what Diaboli wrote they said "use *any* of the following..." Not trying to offend or be mean to you, perrych.

"Use any of the following" implies that the following could be used. Perry simply noted that one of the items should not be used.

This one is also written on the Reildontitia incantus.
Diaboli, Who are you really? why do you have this spells? and how and where did you get them?


and also for others, orris was only said to be poisonous around the mid 80's. this spell though, was written around the turn of the century that is why here it still written that one can ingest it.

I have the book arthegathos...

I just checked on google. Prett much every site I've found says Orris root is poisonous. Usually, plants don't become less poisonous with time. A plant that's poisonous centuries ago would still be poisonous today.