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“Nayru’s Love” Parasite Warding Spell (Legend of Zelda Inspired)
A warding spell to protect the user from emotional leeches that may want to cause the caster distress.
You Will Need:
💙 Small Jar or Capsule You Can Wear or Carry - must be sealing!
💙 Crystal Chips/Crushed Crystals of One or More of the Following:
💙 Fluorite 💙 Clear Quartz 💙 Labradorite 💙 Jet
💙 Dried Basil
💙 Dried Cloves
💙 A Blue Candle
💙 A White Candle
💙 Heart-Shaped Bead, Small Charm or Trinket (must fit in bottle/container)
💙 Optional:
💙 Legend of Zelda Music
💙 Incense Associated with Protection
💙 Additional White or Blue Candles
Set Up:
Make sure you are in a clear and clean space that doesn’t have any hazards for burning candles. Tie back your hair if it is long and roll up any long sleeves to avoid them catching fire. Light any incense you may wish to burn and make sure it is set up somewhere away from your work space so it does not get knocked over. A flat surface is best for working on this particular spell. Lay out any wax paper or paper towels if desired for easier clean up - melted wax will be used in this spell. For easier pouring of herbs and crystal chips into the container you can use a spoon or make a paper funnel if desired and keep it close at hand. Cleanse your workspace before beginning your spell.
The Spell:
💙 Make sure your blue and white candles are burning but out of the way, let them burn during the duration of the spell
💙 In your container layer in your herbs and crystals. The order or method is up to you though I usually put herbs on the bottom, crystal chips on top.
💙 Place your heart bead inside of bottle and seal it with a cork or its lid
💙 Using your candles (after extinguishing them) use their melted wax to seal the top of the bottle, careful this can get messy
💙 Once sealed place in a windowsill or other area overnight to charge - best to be done during a full moon
Use and Maintaining Spell:
Carry or wear the charm bottle with you to help repel parasites - remember this is not a replacement for regular cleansing or warding practices for yourself or your spaces. You should still continue to cleanse your home and yourself regularly. This bottle will need to be cleansed regularly and recharged using a mixture of your own energy and that of the moon (or other sources if needed). If needed, sometimes the contents of the jar may need to be changed every five or six months, you will know when to do this because the spell jar itself will feel much weaker than when you first made it. Reseal it with new wax after it has been refilled.
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My Happy Home spell bottle! If you know me then you’ll know that over the past few years I’ve had a series of not-so-ideal living situations. I’ve had the room next to the kitchen, I’ve had incredibly messy roommates, and just all around bad situations that have left me with a lot of bad feelings. That’s where this little guy comes in. I created this little spell bottle to dispel any bad feelings that I may be holding on to and to help create a happy environment, for not only myself but my housemates to live in. As I added each herb, I said aloud the purpose and job that herb had in creating a peaceful living space. This bottle (starting from the bottom) contains: - Rosemary: for cleansing and creating a clean slate - Bay leaves: purification and removing my negative feelings - Cloves: protection from negative energy - Salt: protection and safety - Cinnamon: energy for myself and my housemates - Thyme: happiness for anyone who enters our home - Basil: harmony and pathways of communication - Coriander: love and friendship - Sealed with the wax of a lavender scented candle made by and given to me by one of my current housemates
First.. what is it ? Especially in England they dug up these bottles containing the materials i have written down below, research discovered that these where so called witch bottles, witches or pagans made these and buried them under the doorstep of their houses to protect them against evil energies or curses. Materials: - Little glass vial - Black candle - Hair,Urine,Blood,Nails from the one you want to protect - War water, or just water - Sage - Black salt or just salt - Sharp things, nails.. or i also put a cactus nail in it.. War water ? War water is basically just water collected from a fierce thunderstorm and is a very aggressive protector against curses or negative energy. Mostly people add mold, cayenne pepper or sharp things in it too. Activating First put everything in it, except for the black candle.. you only need the wax to seal it. Take the vial in your hands and charge it with your intentions. meditate on what use you want it to have. When it feels good your done !
As promised, and requested, a bottle sealing post!
A important reminder first– be careful when you’re using candles, don’t set your shit on fire. You can use any candle for this, I use different candles (colors and scents) depending on what I associate with the bottle I’m making (yellow & lemon for happiness, blue for sleep, etc.) you don’t have to do this, but you can. You can also use regular candles instead on tea lights, but tea lights usually melt faster for me.
Also, I don’t know (or actually care?) if this is the proper way to seal a bottle with wax, witchcraft doesn’t need to be fancy, and my personal craft is focused on using what I already have, and going out to purchase “special” items as little as possible, nothing wrong if you do, but I am a very small budget witch, and I like the challenge that comes with it. I happen to be a bit candle crazy, so this works well for me.
Okay, so here we go!
Set down a piece of paper if you don’t want to get wax on your stuff, light that little tea candle (or regular candle) and let it start to melt. I usually light my candle before I start putting together my bottle, so it is usually close to ready by the time I’m done.
Once the tea light is melted all the way (or big candle, deep enough to dip) I dip the top in! If you are using a bigger bottle than I am, you can remove the wick usually with a pair of tweezers, but I don’t like to do this because I never use all the wax, so it’s a waste if I take out the wick!
Pull it out, you can blow on it to help it cool faster, dip it again, out, blow on it, a few times until it’s pretty covered and the top is pretty solidly covered (pictured is after the first dip! But you can see how covered it was when I start pouring wax in the next photo)
If you want the drippy-witchy-wax look, (carefully) pick up your candle and pour wax over the bottle top (see why we put that paper down, now?) I usually smooth out the top with my thumb, gently while it’s cooling down. Once cooled down the wax on the paper usually comes right up, and I usually stick it back in the candle to melt down for later.
Usually I stick mine in the fridge to cool down and harden (my house is warm bc we don’t control the heat)
And ta-da! Your bottle is sealed up. Also, I think you could probably carve a sigil in the top if you’re into sigils (I don’t personally use them, but I imagine you could!)
There we go, it’s super easy, no one taught me how, I just sat down and was like “OKAY, so how am I going to seal this without covering the whole damn bottle in wax????” and this is what I came up with! If you don’t want whatever is in your jar to move around (I usually pack mine pretty tight, so it’s okay) I would just pour the wax on top, it will be messier though.
If anyone has any questions, feel free to shoot them over my way!
Have a beautiful day, babies. I hope this was helpful!
- a post for the anti-anxiety bottle pictured here is coming soon! -