Faerie Potions by Kath Green

[Dept of PMM Artists & things]

Faerie Potions

Faerie Fire Anointing Oil
Do Not Ingest!

Ingredients:


1 garnet
1 dram almond oil
1 dram dragon's blood
coriander seeds

Warm all ingredients in an enamel pan on low heat. Allow to cool and place in a clear, white or aqua-coloured bottle.

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Faerie Enchantment Oil


10 Parts Rose Oil
5 Parts Thyme Oil
1 Part Evening Primrose Oil

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Faery Magick Oil


1/4 Oz Almond Oil
11 Drops Violet Oil
10 Drops Gardenia Oil
7 Drops Lemon Grass Oil
7 Drops Lemon Oil
7 Drops Rose Geranium Oil
7 Drops Jasmine Oil
7 Drops Ylang Ylang Oil
5 Drops Lavender Oil
Jasmine Flowers
Violet Flowers
Peridot
Moonstone

Useful for working with Faery Magick. Wear it on Midsummer's Eve to increase chances of Faery encounters.

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Midsummer Night's Dream Incense

2 Tbsp Sandalwood
2 tsp Lavender
2 tsp Mugwort
2 tsp Chamomile
1 tsp Thyme
1 tsp Benzoin

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Autumnal Faerie Mix Incense

1 oz. Juniper berries
1 oz. Rosemary needles
1 oz. Frankincense powder
½ oz. Valerian root
10 drops rosewood essential oil,
5 drops myrrh essential oil,
5 drops lavender essential oil.

This makes a really intense, woodsy mix that appeals to those of the Fairy Kingdom. Place mixture, without grinding the mix, in an airtight glass jar, mixing very well. The longer it’s stored, the more it improves! Sprinkle carefully on a lit charcoal disc and enjoy.

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Faerie Wine

1/2 cups of milk per serving
1 tsp. honey
1/8th tsp. vanilla extract
cinnamon

Warm milk, being careful not to boil. To each glass or mug add honey and
vanilla. Sprinkle tops with cinnamon.

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Faerie Dust Potion

To draw out the bliss inherent in our nature, create your own "fairy
dust." This potion may be used to anoint magickal tools, amulets and
candles for spelling happiness. It also makes a wonderful gift.

This special celebration of magick requires an extensive list of ingredients
including:

-A clear, pink, amethyst, or iridescent glass vial or bottle
(Note: Hand-Blown Egyptian bottles are nice for this)
-A small piece of polished rose quartz
-Pieces of mica
-A fresh flower blossom, small enough to fit in the opening of your chosen
flask (pixie carnations and sweetheart rose buds are fitting choices, a
small lavender bud is tiny, too.)
-Charms of fairy, butterfly, star forms
-Pink or rainbow-hued ribbon (holographic ribbon works nicely)
-Small bells or a chiming sphere
-A quartz or lead crystal point
-A piece of parchment
-Silver and gold ink
-A pink candle
-A small bottle of jojoba for the potion base
-All or any of these oils to blend: Benzoin, Geranium, Jasmine, Neroli
and Ylang-Ylang

Listen for the sound of children's laughter as you pursue this quest, it
is the most powerful fairy enchantment of all.

During the waxing Moon, light the pink candle and set it to burn. Create
a pleasing essential blend from the oils you have selected. Mix the
blend with enough jojoba to fill your chosen vessel. Don't skimp. The
essence should be strong.
Crumble the mica into fine pieces. Add them to the
jojoba. If you have chosen a clear vial or bottle, you may wish to give
it a pale tint of pink. Tint the jojoba before mixing it with the
essential oils. You may do this with a trace of red food coloring.

Fill the vial with the jojoba, essential blend and mica particles. On
the parchment, trace a circle with silver ink. Next draw four
semi-circles, evenly spaced around, overlapping the first circle at the
four cardinal points, to form four crescents, with the ends of the
semi-circles pointing away from the center. This represents the full
moon and her four quarters. It is recognized as the Icelandic Wishing Rune.

Picture yourself in an enraptured state of bliss, surrounded by flowers.
Your heart feels as light as a butterfly on the wing. With this feeling,
draw in gold ink, the rune, "Wunjo.

Roll the parchment tightly and seal it with a short tie of ribbon and a
drop of pink wax. Add the following to your potion in this order: the
rose quartz, the flower blossom and parchment scroll. Stopper the bottle
and seal it with a generous amount of pink wax. You want to do this by
melting a pool of wax in a container only slightly larger than the top
of the bottle. Invert the bottle and fully immerse the area of the
opening in the melted wax. You will need to work quickly, unless you
have a brazier or something to keep it warm. (If you're using a bottle
with a stopper, such as the Egyptian style bottles, just drop the wax
evenly between the space of the stopper and the bottle.) Finish by tying
with ribbon and fastening the charm(s), the crystal and the bells to the
knot or bow.


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