☀️🔥Fiery Sun Motivation Spell Bottle 💃🏽

All of these herbs were added to the spell bottle for their correspondences to the Fire element and the Sun, as well as their associations with energy, motivation, joy and vitality.☀️✨

I charged everything under the Full Moon and assembled the bottle while meditating on a candle charged with cinnamon and orange oils (I used red wax to seal the bottle, though) and burning Dragon’s Blood incense on my solar/fire altar.

I’ll activate the completed bottle tomorrow in the noontime sun!

@ngardewine-blog house protection spell! Coconut split open, with basil, bay leaves, Apple, ash, black pepper, blackberry, cinnamon, clover, coffee, cilantro, paprika, sea salt inside. Sealed back together with a white candle & barried in the NW side of the yard. 🕯

Motivation Spell For A Friend

what you’ll need

first, cleanse your work space. second, add the spices to the bottle, followed up by the essential oils. 3 drops of each should be enough. now, start writing down the persons name, followed by your goal for them, whether it be the motivation to draw or write, or the determination to do other activities. 

once this is done, roll up the slip of paper and stuff it into the bottle. then, light the red candle. as its burning, imagine the negativity thats blocking their creativity being banished from them, and then being replaced with the smoke and energy thats coming from the candle. once this is done, drip the wax from the candle into the bottle. close it with the lid, then shake it around while closing your eyes, imaging motivation consuming your friend.

Fire Powder (and Kicker Salts!)

Sometimes, we don’t have ready access to fire. Sometimes, we do… But certain situations, like where you maybe at any given moment, doesn’t exactly allow us to whip out a candle. Maybe there’s even smoke alarms! And I’m fairly sure arson, in most cases, is actually illegal.

What happens, though, when you don’t have the energy, or the oomph you need for something, and fire just isn’t something you can afford to have? Two words for you: Fire. Powder.

Much akin to Fire Salts, Fire Powder is a sort of… “Condensed” version of fire, so to speak. It’s got the spark, the kick, and the energy to get the job done. Whether you’re using it in lieu of fire, or throwing it down for a simple curse (which, might I add, this stuff is absolutely glorious for), Fire Powder is great for all witches of any craft. Not to mention… You can find practically everything you need for it in your local grocery market! Urban witches rejoice!

What You’ll Need

What To Do

Firstly, you’re probably like “Yo, Honey Witch, what the hell are Kicker Salts?” And I’ll explain! Kicker Salts, apart from the Fire Powder, actually tend to be pretty useful on their own. Great for protection, warding, and purification. However, basically, what Kicker Salts are, are… Well, Salts that add an extra kick to the powder. Or just anything they’re in, really. In my experience, they amplify the energy of my spells and powders. I also feel like they belong here, you know?

This stuff can be used for a lot of things. Burying/Smothering things in the powder can act like burning them, without the fire and smoke. Throwing a pinch in the boundaries of your property/the corners of your house can protect it, banish entities, and purify the space. Adversely, sprinkling some of the powder where your target is sure to step can not only corrode their defenses slightly, but infect them with a moderate curse that’s sure to keep them on their toes.

Also, if you’re slow to get up in the morning, a whiff of this stuff is sure to wake you up. It doesn’t smell good. At all.

Little-Witchh’s Protection and Return to Sender Jar

The use of this type of jar is to keep yourself protected from negative energy and any harmful intent sent to you (hexes, curses, manipulative spells, etc) and send it back to where it came from. Get a jar that you like, any size it could be small, medium or super big the one I have is a pretty good size, about the size of a 2 cup measuring cup. 

Ingredients

Ground eggshells Clove Your own hair Pepper (I used black pepper) Garlic (powder, dried chopped garlic or fresh) Cumin Dill Fennel Ginger Paprika Parsley Basil Thyme Peppercorn Small mirror or mirror shards Four pins Vinegar Storm water As many black and white candles as you need to seal your jar

Draw a protection sigil on the bottom of the lid, you can also draw protection sigils, deflection sigils, evil eye protectors, etc on the outside of the jar as well. 

You can add anything else you want, everything I had was stuff I had immediately around the house so this is great for beginners or in the closet witches or witches who are pretty broke like me. 

Remember while you’re making your jar, grinding your ingredients and adding them all together focus on your intent and imagine sending any and all negative energy back to whoever it was sent from. 

Light your candles and as they’re melting add all your ingredients into the jar, once you have everything in the jar close the lid tight. Blow out your candles and as your pour the wax onto the jar to seal it, say the following:

Negative energy and ill will,

Return to sender for more than their fill, 

Bring me protection, 

And send back evil through deflection,

So let me be free,

As I will it, so mote it be

After your jar is sealed you can either bury it on your property or keep it by you in your room and/or sacred space. I personally like mine in my room because I don’t know how much longer I will be living where I am and I’d rather have it near me. 

(Remember the best time to do this would be during a waxing moon!) 

Fire Salts

I don’t always want actual flames when I’m using the element of fire in my work, and some people can’t have fire where they practice. This is part green witchery, and part kitchen witchery. The good thing about this is that it can be made so it’s 100% edible, and can be used in cooking, or spells where you might want to eat or drink the spell when you’re done.

You’ll need:

I like to throw them all in a dry pan and heat them real quick while I mix them up. Just enough to get some of the energy and intent from the flame into the mix. The salt is just the base, it holds the energy from everything else in a real nice way, and makes it perfect for using as a spice. The paprika, red peppers, and garlic are all tied to the element fire. They’re all warming spices, and have the same effect as a fire. In small amounts, when controlled, this is a warming spice that adds just a bit of heat. Too much though, and it can burn. 

These can be used to represent the element of fire at your altar, circle, as an offering, ect…anything where you might want a lit candle, you could use a jar, pinch, or pile of fire salt. Anything where you want to add the properties of fire to a spell, you can add some fire salt. Want more passion? Add a pinch of fire salt. Need some creativity and inspiration? Just a dash will do. Want to curse some jerk head? Fire salts can help you out. I also like them for protection spells and warding.