ingredients:

adapted from a recipe in the Simple Things magazine

a cup of soothing warmth and comfort, perfect for autumn equinox or Là Samhna.

500ml of cloudy apple juice (harvests, bounty, prosperity, generosity)
100ml of single malt whiskey (warmth, comfort, protection)
2 cloves (protection, attraction, wealth)
1 cinnamon stick (warmth, happiness, contentment, thankfulness)
2 sprigs of rosemary (protection, cleansing, healing)
1 bay leaf (protection, wish granting, good luck)
3 cardamom pods, bashed (relaxation, familial love)
1 dessert spoon of brown sugar (prosperity, generosity)

method:

🍎add the apple juice, spices and sugar to a sauce pan and simmer on a low heat for 30 minutes.

🍎take off of the heat and add the whiskey.

🍎serve warm, in mugs.

enjoy!

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Impotence Cross

“Hell hath no fury…” As the title suggests, this working is to render a man impotent for any reason deemed fit, though adultery/unfaithfulness are leading contributors. Or maybe he’s just a sum’bitch, who am I to question? If there’s a man in your life who needs to pay for something – few things are quite as effective as this.

Recipe

Measurements** – cut to length in black thread/string
Black Candle – taper or federal
Acorn
Mint (dried)
Item of the man’s clothing – underwear are ideal, but other garments will work – black cloth otherwise

Optional:

Aconite/Wolfs’ Bane – **poisonous, be wary**
Whiskey – hah!

Instructions

Begin by cutting out a square (6x6 ;; 8x8) from the underwear (I was going to make a pun about being brief here, but it was so awful I had to remove it), clothing or black cloth and soak it in whiskey or a strong tea of mint. Leave it soaking while you work the rest of the ritual.
Take your black candle and, using the measurements, cut the candle down to the correct size and carve his name into it. It works better to cut from the top of the candle instead of the bottom, as then it can still be placed snugly in an aptly sized candle-holder. You may – at this point – dress the candle in Devil’s Oil, X Oil or any crossing oil you fancy. Light the candle.
While the candle burns, take the original measures and, while thinking of your desire, fold the length in half and place three knots (one in the center, then one on either end). As a note, depending on the size, you may find it easier to use thread – sometimes when you fold it in half you’re left with very little room…. Thread is easier to knot in tight spaces than a heavier string or twine. With a hammer, or other violent instrument, pound the acorn to smithereens and collect what remains. Add the acorn dust to your dried mint and give a brief stir with your finger to incorporate. You may also, at this point, burn a scrap of paper with their name on it (paired possibly a rather fitting incantation) and incorporate the ash into the blend.
When the candle has burned down and only an inch or so remains, extinguish the candle and then (in much the same manner as the acorn) pound it and any melted pieces into “shards.” Mix them into the mint/acorn mixture.
Fetch your scrap of fabric from the whiskey/tea and give it a wring. Upon it, pile the tied length of string and your herb mixture (as well as your Aconite). Gather the corners and tie with another piece of twine or thread. Bury it in the graveyard and leave the tea/whiskey as an offering.

**Measurements/measures: the length of a man’s penis cut, most often, into string or fabric – the more precise the measurement, the better. Used in instances of control, love, etc.

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The Magick of Booze: A Correspondence Table

This is my own personal correspondence table for the use of alcohol in magick. It may not match your own usage of alcohol, but if you like anything you see, feel free to adopt it. Some of this is based in what the alcohol is made from, some on its history, and some of this is based in personal experience or associations. This is not about alcohol as an offering, but the usage of it as a spell component. The list is in no way exhaustive and does not include mixed drinks or brands. Just your basics.

Distilled Spirits

Absinthe: (Air) Useful in protection work. It is especially useful for safe astral travel. Using it to draw sigils for safe travels on one’s body before leaving it can keep away nasties in the meantime.
Gin: (Earth) Useful in spells promoting good health and is good as a binding ingredient for other alcohols’ properties. It can also be a good to use if the caster of the spell lives in poverty and this is pertinent to the spell in some way.
Rum: (Water) Useful in money spells or spells for gaining other material possessions. Rum can be especially useful in a spell involving an underhanded motive or intention, especially if the results leave you with more as a side effect of the spell’s main goal.
Tequila: (Fire) Tequila is all about timing. Perfect, exact timing. It can be used in spells involving punctuality, appointments, or decision making. It can be used when something has to be done just right, as well. Never use it for something involving the past or anything about the future. Tequila is always for the present, and in this moment, as they come issues.
Vodka: (Fire and Water) Good for strength and courage. Lifting yourself up by the bootstraps and carrying on with what needs to be done no matter how hard it is or how tired you are. Can be used in spells involving getting through difficult times, motivation, pushing forward, finishing projects. Shit’s gotta get done? Vodka.
Whiskey: (Water) Whiskey can be used in spells to promote change, usually when change is unwanted by someone else. It helps bypass interference and bring the change about in ways that which opposes it does not immediately notice.
Brandy: (Earth) Brandy can be used in love spells, especially those for preserving pre-existing love. It can also be used for attracting a long-lasting love as opposed to a fling.

Fermented Beverages

Beer: (Earth) Beer is used in spells involving the home, family, and the past. It can also be used in spells involving practicality vs desire.
Cider: (Earth) Cider is used in spells for harvesting what you’ve already planted. It helps ensure that the things you’re working towards are successful and your effort is not wasted. But you must put in the effort.
Wine: (Earth and Air) Wine can be used in spells for health, stress relief, and blessings. It can also be used for spells involving standing on your own and independence.
Mead: (Air) Mead can be used for spells involving inspiration, study, education, scholarly pursuits, the arts, and oratory issues. It can also be used to sweeten the temper of yourself or someone else.
Sangria: (Fire) Sangria is good for happiness spells, celebrations, and anything involving good times and fun. It is also good for spells meant to broaden horizons and promote new experiences.

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