Lust, Love and Relationships

Posted on by A Solitary Pagan

The idea of trying to influence someone else
directly goes against the ethics of many
practitioners and magicians. One must be very
careful because incense prepared with the
intention of trying to make someone do that
which they do not want to, or which goes
against their natural inclination, can possibly
misfire and cause the originator of such a spell
a good deal of difficulty.
Love incense really should only be used with
the intent that the occurrence will only be in
accordance with the Greater Good, whether it
be the beginning or the ending. That is, that you
are helping something to happen, not forcing it.
Apart from that, many of these incenses have a
beautiful perfume and can help to create a
loving, supportive atmosphere.
It is always possible when preparing incense to
make substitutions in the ingredients. They can
all be mixed and matched ad infinitum, though you may have to experiment with the quantities
until they ‘feel’ right (or until they smell right).
There are many different aspects to
relationships. In this section the individual
titles of each recipe are self-explanatory

Protection Incense 1

Posted on by A Solitary Pagan

4 parts frankincense resin
3 parts myrrh resin
2 parts juniper berries
1 part rosemary
1/2 part avens
1/2 part mugwort
1/2 part yarrow
1/2 part St. John’s Wort
1/2 part angelica
1/2 part basil
This incense is so all-enveloping that it will protect
against almost everything.