FULL MOON RITUAL INCENSE2 parts Sandalwood
2 parts Frankincense
1/2 part Gardenia petals
1/4 part Rose petals
a few drops Ambergris oil
Burn during Esbats or simply at the time of the Full Moon to attune with the Goddess.
2 parts Sandalwood
2 parts Frankincense
1/2 part Gardenia petals
1/4 part Rose petals
a few drops Ambergris oil
Burn during Esbats or simply at the time of the Full Moon to attune with the Goddess.
3 parts lavender
1 part willow tree bark
1 part catnip
1/4 part valerian
Other water related herbs and plants include cypress bark, jasmine, kelp, lotus, moss, myrtle, myrrh, rue, sandalwood and vanilla.
3 parts Frankincense
2 parts Benzoin
1 part Dragon’s Blood
1 part Thyme
1 part Rosemary
1 pinch Vervain
a few drops Red Wine
(The above recipes for “Midsummer Incense” is quoted directly from Scott Cunningham’s book “The Complete Book of Incenses, Oils & Brews”, page 80, Llewellyn Publications, 1989/1992.)
3 parts frankincense
2 parts Dragon’s Blood
1 part red sandalwood
1 pinch saffron
a few drops musk oil
Smolder for summoning the powers and beings of Fire. Also use for success, strength, protection, health, passion and other similar goals. Genuine Saffron is expensive, so only a pinch. You can use Orange peel instead.
2 Parts Frankincense
1 Part Myrrh
1 Part Cinnamon
1/2 part Rose petals
1/2 part Vervain
Burn while honoring the Goddesses and Gods, and as an offering.
MEDITATION INCENSE1 Part Gum Acacia (arabic)
1 Part Sandalwood
Burn a small amount prior to meditation to relax the conscious mind.
3 parts frankincense
2 parts Dragon’s Blood
1 part myrrh
1 part sandalwood
1 part wood betony
1/2 part dill seed
a few drops rose geranium oil
For once-a-month house cleansing. Burn in new home before moving in.
When I first saw this posted on Facebook I was sceptical. So I made it a point of observing incense smoke when I light them. Sure enough if I haven’t cleansed my room or wherever I am burning it recently the smoke looks all uptight but if I have then it just kind of billows into the free air. Try watching the next time you light one and then try to feel how the energy in your home feels to you.
Blessed be
1 tbsp rosemary
1 tbsp cinnamon
Dry peel of one lemon
1 tsp thyme
1 tsp almond extract
1 tsp lemon extract
5 drops of favorite scent (essential oil)
3 parts Frankincense
2 parts Sandalwood
1 part Benzoin
1 part Cinnamon
a few drops Patchouli essential oil
3 parts Frankincense
2 parts Myrrh
1 part Rosemary
1 part Cedar
1 part Juniper
Burn on charcoal blocks during fall and winter Sabbat rituals.
From: http://www.moonsmuses.com/samhaintraditions.html
2 Parts Gum Mastic
2 Parts Juniper
1 Part Sandalwood
1 Part Cinnamon
1 Part Calamus
few drops Ambergris Oil
few drops Patchouly Oil
Mix, empower and burn to promote psychic awareness.
4 parts Frankincense
2 parts Myrrh
2 parts Benzoin
1 part Sandalwood
1/2 part Cinnamon
1/2 part Rose petals
1/4 part Vervain
1/4 part Rosemary
1/4 part Bay
Burn in the circle for all types of rituals and spells.
Beltane Incense
By Patti Wigington, About.com
At Beltane, spring is beginning to get seriously underway. Gardens are being planted, sprouts are beginning to appear, and the earth is returning to life once again. This time of year is associated with fertility, thanks to the greening of the land, and with fire. A few fire-associated herbs can be blended together to make the perfect Beltane incense. Use it during rituals and ceremonies, or burn it for workings related to fertility and growth.
Fresh herbs will likely be too young to harvest right now, which is why it’s a good idea to keep a supply on hand from the previous year. However, if you do have a fresh plant you wish to dry out, you can do this by placing it on a tray in your oven at low heat for an hour or two. If you have a home dehydrator, these work just as well.
This recipe is for loose incense, but you can adapt it for stick or cone recipes. As you mix and blend your incense, focus on the goal of your work.
You’ll need:
Add your ingredients to your mixing bowl one at a time. Measure carefully, and if the leaves or blossoms need to be crushed, use your mortar and pestle to do so. As you blend the herbs together, state your intent. You may find it helpful to charge your incense with an incantation, such as:
Fire blend and fire light,
I celebrate Beltane this warm spring night.
This is the time of most fertile earth,
the greening of the land, and new rebirth.
Fire and passion and labor’s toil,
life grows anew out of the soil.
By Beltane’s flames, bring fertility to me,
As I will, so it shall be.
Store your incense in a tightly sealed jar. Make sure you label it with its intent and name, as well as the date you created it. Use within three months, so that it remains charged and fresh.
In the brain the processing of smell is closely linked with memory retrieval, so that a smell can act as a powerful trigger for a memory and therefore a mood. This makes it possible to prime calm states of mind using certain scents – helpful when you are in a state of confusion or bereavement Perform this exercise for the first time when you are already feeling calm. Sit comfortably, light some incense and close your eyes. As you breathe focus your awareness on the smell of the incense as it enters your nostrils during each inhalation. Visualize the smell as a beautiful light, flooding your body with liquid calm. Continue for at least five minutes. Perform this exercise whenever you are feeling agitated or confused. Not only will it be calming in itself, but it will also trigger memories of the calm that you first experienced.
Sleepytime Incense 1 part Poppy Seeds 1 ½ parts Chamomile 1 ¼ parts Willow
Rest and Sleep Incense ½ part Catnip ½ part Dill ¼ part Poppy 1 part Lemon Verbena ½ part Motherwort Few drops of Lemon Verbena Oil Psychic Dream Incense 2 parts Sandalwood 1 part Rose 1 part Camphor Few drops of Tuberose Oil Few drops of Jasmine Oil Prophetic Dream Incense 2 parts Frankincense Resin 1 part Buchu 1 part Mugwort Burn this incense before you go to bed to stimulate your psychic mind and to ensure that your conscious mind remembers your dreams in the morning.
These incense may be used when additional information or insight is needed either in specific circumstances or on a day-to-day basis. They would also be good to used during visualiation.
Gain Knowledge and Wisdom Incense 1
¼ part Angelica
¼ part Vervain
1 part Sage
½ part Solomon’s Seal
Knowledge and Wisdom Incense 2
1 part Solomon’s Seal
¼ part Benzoin Resin
½ part Vervain
½ part Cloves
½ part Bay
This one I threw in just for the heck of it. We all have days when we feel down in the dumps and the entire world is against us. When you get these feelings like I do, mix up the following and watch your mood quickly change.
‘Poor Me’ Incense
½ part Cloves
¼ part Juniper
2 parts Willow
1/8 part Menthol
Few drops of Eucalyptus Oil
Few drops of Wintergreen Oil
Source:
Natural Magic: Spells, Enchantments & Self-Development Pamela Ball
Witches Of The Craft® 
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