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Magical potion believed to expand perception and telepathic powers to seek answers and truth. Contains: Safflower Oil, Basil Essential Oil, Gardenia Fragrant Oil, Mugwort Herb. Use: Anoint candles, incense, or hands and feet. Sprinkle on pillow to enhance your dreams to bring answers. |
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Purslane is a succulent sprawling weed found in meadows, also known as Portoluca. This has been dried and ground. Commonly used to protect against evil and negative forces. Use: Use in potions or rituals to avert evil forces and repel bad karma. Can be sprinkled on doorways, and windows or any object that is suspected of bringing harm.
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Commonly used to attract love, sex, romance, luck, fertility. Use: Burn candle during love or sex rituals. |
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The world's most popular tarot deck! This classic deck has long been a favorite of beginners as well as tarot enthusiasts. The original tarot deck used for divination in the 20th century. Artist: Pamela-Coleman Smith |
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Water made from roses, no emulsifying agents or preservatives. Therapeutic and pure. Believed to protect from evil and enemies. Also a wonderful uplifting refreshing scent that can be used on your body or in your bath. Rose water is used by all to attract love and affection. Contains: Water, Distilled Rose Blossoms, Phenyl Ethyl Alcohol, Geraniol, Nerol. Use: Wash hands using a little rose water, before you see your love or beginning a love spell. |
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Beautiful fragrant wood powder, which is commonly used in perfume or incense. It has been used to cool and calm the mind and body. Also used as a calming agent to aid with sleep, and purifying and cleansing ones aura. Sometimes used by men to have positive sexual response from women. Use: Make a sachet and carry with you, or place in underwear drawer the aroma is believed to attract a lover. |
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Coarse ground salt from the Dead Sea. Used as a barrier to protect from evil or negative forces. Use: Sprinkle on entryways or around objects which, you want to keep evil forces away. Used in rituals by sprinkling on notes or objects representing someone you want to drive away.
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Spearmint is a species of mint. The name 'spear' mint derives from the pointed leaf tips. Spearmint is grown for its aromatic and carminative oil, referred to as Carvone. It is commonly used in teas, medicinal purposes, beauty products and many other food items. It is believed to bring luck and cleanse bad karma. Use: Boil leaves in water then, pour in your bath water. Sprinkle on incense or candles during rituals or spells. |
