Blood Rain Curse Jar [REVISED]

This is a revisions of last year’s spell, which can be read here.

What You’ll Need:

Note: Your taglock can be anything - a photograph of the target(s), a slip of paper with their name(s) on it, a piece of their hair, or something small that belongs to them. If you have multiple targets, I suggest trying to get a picture of them all together, making sure to cut out anyone you don’t intend to harm. If you write each target’s name down, use a different slip of paper for each target. When I performed this spell, I attached it to a sigil that I placed somewhere the targets spent a lot of time.

Warning: This spell makes noise depending on the mix of ingredients you have.

Performing the Spell:

Prepare your work space, making sure the candle is safely secured, and then turn out the lights. Light the candle and spend a moment staring at the flame. Meditate on the ways this person or people have harmed you, take some time to re-experience your feelings about their actions. Use this space to ensure that this curse is truly necessary and you’re committed to it.

Take your taglock(s) and with your marker:

While you draw the eye say/think:

Place the taglock in the jar and fill the jar with the ingredients in the order they’re listed above. Use as much or as little of each as you can spare, leaving a bit of room at the top of the jar.

Cap the jar and very carefully seal with the black wax. If you want to be the judge of when the curse ends, you can skip the following part and go directly to the end.

But if you’d like the curse to monitor itself, letting the curse decide if it should pull back or get stronger, then while you pour the wax say/think:

State any other terms you’d like and then shake the jar a few times to make sure it’s mixed and the taglock is soaked.

Snuff the candle and place the jar somewhere convenient to you but still out of the way. Whenever you want, give the jar another shake to strengthen the curse.

Tari’s Banishing Potion

Safety:

This potion is intended to act as a powerful banisher.  It should be stored in safe container, away from where it can be knocked over or accidentally ingested.  This potion is meant to be used as an addition to other banishing spells, or directly in small amounts when direct and powerful banishing actions are needed.

***This potion cannot be applied to skin.  

***This potion cannot be poured directly on to anything.  

***If you spray this potion you must do so lightly and AWAY from you – wear goggles and face protection.

If you are using this potion directly, instead of as a spell additive, I really don’t recommend doing anything but using this potion to form a boundary by placing a few drops along the boundary that you are creating.  Another option would be to place a small amount of this potion in a charm bottle at the end of a chain, and carefully swing the charm while walking your boundary.  

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Suggested Ingredients:

o   Allspice (crushed)

o   Basil

o   Black Pepper (crushed)

o   Black Salt

o   Capsaicin

o   Cayenne Pepper

o   Charcoal Water

o   Cigarette-Butt Ash*

o   Garlic (preferably minced or in larger pieces, but dried / powdered works too)

o   Hot Sauce

o   St. John’s Wort

o   Spoiled Wine

o   Sulfur (you can use match heads here)

o   Vinegar

*To obtain this sort of ash, take a smoked cigarette and hold it by where the filter attached.  Squeeze gently and, pointing the smoked end downwards towards a creased piece of paper, gently roll the cigarette back and forth between your fingertips.  You’ll probably get some unburnt tobacco as well; the burnt ash is best here, but the unburnt tobacco can also be added if you get any!

Optional Ingredients:

o   A specific taglock included in the potion.

o   Dirt from the area you plan to use the potion on.

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Directions:

1.  If you haven’t created black salt yet, give it a try!   Here is a really easy recipe that you can use.  

2.  Be sure to wear gloves and glasses if you are dealing with capsaicin or actual sulfur!  You should probably wear gloves either way with this one, I think.

3.  Take your dry ingredients and mix them together; be extremely careful and do not get anything in or on your eyes, mouth, skin, or nostrils.  You can add your hot sauce to the dry ingredients if you are only using a few drops; if you are using more, save it for Step 5.

4.  Carefully add your dry ingredients to the container that you’ll be storing your potion in; you may want to store at least some of it in a spray bottle.

5.  Slowly and carefully add in (if you are using them) the charcoal water, the hot sauce, the spoiled wine, and the vinegar.  Use a funnel if necessary!  Try to add equal parts of each of those ingredients, until the container is getting close to full (remember to leave room for your taglock and dirt).

6.  If you are adding in a taglock or dirt, add those in now.  

7.  Take your container and seal it tightly.  Make sure that it’s sealed completely, where nothing can get out unless you open it.  Is it sealed? Go double check.  Are you sure?  Okay good.

8.  Take your container and shake it roughly; imagine your anger and annoyance being poured into the container.  As you are doing so, you can try to use the following words:

9.    End the spell, ground yourself, clean up your workspace, store that potion really safely, and feel better knowing that you have this added protection in your witchy supply stock!