Fairies are magickal beings that are multidimensional. They can move in and through the physical realm. We live in the 3rd dimension, the physical realm. But in reality, everything we see, hear, touch, taste, and smell are only illusions. These perceptions are how we communicate the information we receive in the physical realm to our true spiritual selves.
Everything is energy and nothing is truly solid. The fairies know this, and are able to merge with the things that appear to be solid in the physical realm. Their energies are lighter and their knowledge of quantum physics allows them to move in and out of different dimensions, which all co-exist at the same time in the same space. You do not have to know or understand quantum physics to know that Fairies do exist, and that we rarely ever see them with our physical eyes. We sense them, feel their presence, and very often can communicate with them psychically through telepathy or visions.
Today we are going to learn how to make Fairy Dust, To draw out the bliss inherent in our nature,
create your own "fairy dust." This may be used to anoint magical tools, Altars, amulets and candles for spelling happiness, Luck and Love It also makes a wonderful gift.
Before you Begin Read the Recipe Fully and understand the Recipe have all the ingredients
Add your Rituals into when making these Recipes
have fun
Phoenix Fire
Ingredients:
1 Cup Epsom Salt
1 Cup Pink Himalayan Salt, Fine
1/2 Teaspoon Silver Sparkle Mica
1 Table spoon Red Chilli Powder
2 Table spoons Dragon Blood Resin
2 Drops Bergamot Essential Oil
2 Drops Geranium Essential Oil
2 Drops of Cinnamon Essential oil
1 Drop Rose Absolute or 2 Drops Rose Essential Oil
to make Light 2 Red Candles Mix Ingredients together Place a Rose Quartz Crystal into the mixture and Invoke ( your Deity name ) I am leaving this blank for you to Put in your own Ritual
Remove Crystal put Fairy Dust mixture into empty bottles
Ocean Waves
1 Cup Epsom Salt
1 Cup Dead Sea Salt, Fine
1/2 cup dried blue Petunia
1 Pinch Cobalt Mica
1 Teaspoon of Dried Blue Borage
1 Tablespoon Dried Blue Lotus Flower
1/2 cup Ground Sea shell powder
1 Tablespoon Fine Copper Sulfate Crystal
1/2 Teaspoon Silver Sparkle Mica
5 - 6 Drops Lavender Essential Oil
Mix Ingredients together
Place a Blue Apatite Crystal or Blue Phantom Fluorite Crystal or Aquamarine into the Mixture
Invoke ( your Deity of Choice ) I am leaving this Blank for you to perform your own ritual as Everyone does it Differant
Whisper of the Forest
1 Cup Epsom Salt
1 Cup Dead Sea Salt, Fine
1/2 Teaspoon Silver Sparkle Mica
1 - 3 Pinches Avocado Mica
2 Drops Evergreen Essential Oil
2 Drops Mandarin Essential Oil
2 Drops Ylang Ylang Essential Oil
2 Drops Mint Essential oil
2 Drops Sandal Wood Essential Oil
Light 2 Green Candles have a Live Plant between the Candles
Mix Together the Ingredients
place an Amazonite Green Crystal or Jade in the mix
Invoke ( insert Deity of your choice ) I am leaving this blank for you to perform the ritual of your choice
Remove Crystal put Fairy Dust into empty bottle
Frosted Snow
1 Cup Epsom Salt
1 Cup Dead Sea Salt, Fine
1/2 Teaspoon Silver Sparkle Mica
3 Drops Yuzu Essential Oil
3 Drops Vanilla Absolute
Mix together in a Bowl with a white and Black Crystal
Invoke Deity of your choice
I am leaving this part blank for you to perform your own ritual
Remove Crystal and put mix into a bottle
Triple Moon Dust
Mix Equal amounts of:
Ground Rose petal
Ground Lavender Flower
Ground Violet
(the above need to be dried plant materials.)
For every 1/4 cup of combined dried flowers mix in 1 heaping tablespoon of Epson Salt
1/2 teaspoon of Gold and Silver Mica
4 grams (a marble sized nugget) of amber resin, NOT the stone! The soft, sweet smelling resin that is often imported from India, available at health food stores, and of course herb and occult shops.
2 ounces (about 56 grams) of the finest sandalwood powder you can find
Within the three days prior to the actual full moon, gather the ingredients required, along with a mortar and pestle to blend them in
Please Note: This recipe is intended for outdoor rituals. If you will be using the Moon Incense inside, use 1/2 ounce Sandalwood powder instead of 1 ounce and increase the amber from 5 grams to 10 grams.
Preferably outside, under the actual full moon, or indoors near a window where the moon is visible:
Fill the mortar or cauldron with the sandalwood powder, and crush the amber into it with the pestle or tool of your choice. Use deosil (clockwise) blending motions. Focus on the energy of the full moon, or if you are making the incense for a specific spell, focus on the goal of that spell alone. You can incorporate your favorite words of power or chant while doing this.
When the powder is smooth and consistent, add the vanilla, one drop at a time while saying your chosen words of power (which is best), or the following (which will suffice in most cases):
Drop of moon, grant my boon.
Blend in the drops in the same way you blended in the amber resin. Place the mixture in a clear glass jar with an airtight lid. Keep it away from heat, sunlight, and moisture. Charge it under the light of the full moon on the three days prior to it becoming actually full. The full moon light penetration is the reason for not storing this in an opaque jar. It is ready for use immediately, but can be charged more if desired.
Cross Roads
you need 1 Cup Graveyard Dirt* Note not from a Grave but from the Crossroads in a grave yard
1 Cup Epsom Salt
1/2 Dead Sea Salt
1/2 Cup Ground Coffee Beans
1/2 Cup Ground Chili or Cayenne powder
1/2 cup Ground Egg Shells
1/2 Cup Ground Chicken bone Powder
1/2 cup Red Pepper Flakes
10 drops Cinnamon
2 Tablespoons Rum
2 Tablespoons Sandalwood
The Ash of one Cigar
Light 2 Purple Legba/Ellegua Candles 1 Red 1 Black Candle
Invoke ( Deity of your Choice for me It is Baron Samedi or Hecate )
this is the Ritual I use for this
Mix ingredients together Place an Amethyst Crystal into mix
take a small sip of rum (not the hot pepper rum unless you can handle it!) and spray it in the air in the 4 cardinal directions and your hands and then invoke Legba.
Asson is rattled vigorously or bell is rang for few seconds to attract the attention of Legba.
Papa Legba open the gate for me!
Atibon Legba open the gate for me!
Open the gate for me, Papa, so that I can pass,
When I return, I will thank the lwa.
(In Haitian Kreyol)
Papa Legba ouvre baye pou mwen, Ago eh!
Papa Legba Ouvre baye pou mwen,
Ouvre baye pou mwen, Papa
Pou mwen passe, Le'm tounnen map remesi Lwa yo!
Listen spirits of the ancestors! Welcome to the spirits of my ancestors! Be welcome and content in this place!
I light this flame that you may see me and be with me.
I greet and honor you!
Light ancestor candle or flame.
(Ancestor call and flame is optional)
Face each cardinal direction and call:
West – Met Agwe of the vast Ocean hear me!
East – Loko Ati Sou of the Winds hear me!
South – Ogou of the Flame and Forge hear me!
North – Damballa of the Earth hear me!
Asson is rattled or clank two machetes or a metal bar.
Florida or Kananga water is sprinkled at the 4 quarters and altar.
Bell is rang three times to end sequence.
Invocation of the Lwa
Priest or priestess takes lwa offering bowl from altar and performs the following action. Offerings in to the lwa in general non-specific are usually grain or dried corn.
It may sound goofy, odd or peculiar, but Cornnuts which are dried corn you can get at a convenience store are ideal for this and highly recommended although any grain offering will suffice. Place offering in bowl.
Place hands over bowl, raise energy and project.
Say: This is for the future.
Now carefully put bowl behind back, hold with both hands and extend arms out as far as possible.
Say: This is for the past.
Offer bowl to right extending arms.
Say: This is for the astral world.
Offer bowl to left extending arms.
Say: This is for the material world.
Light lwa candle and repeat:
May the earth bear witness that in this place, I salute the powers of all of the lwa.
With these gestures I forge a link in the present time with the ancestors from the past so that the lwa, who knows everything about my past, may chart my future and my path.
Baron Samedi Sevis -
Speak to Baron Samedi. Pour out a little pepper rum three times on the ground. Light a white candle. Light some incense.
Say: Baron La Croix! Master of the Cemetery! Maman Brigitte, Queen of the Dead, beautiful woman, healer of the sick! Brav Gede, first among Ancestors, Papa!
Come here and accept these offerings!
You can put a small white candle in each food offering, and present it individually if desired. Breathe on the food, touch it and put it on the altar. Light the candle in the food offering.
Say:
Baron Samedi
Brav Gede
My own ancestors! I offer you food and rum.
I offer incense.
Hear me! Make any requests you have at this point.
Dedicate any candles, herbs or mojo hands or do any other magical work you have in the name of Baron Samedi.
Note: If you are making a mojo hand at this point, you will need to have already burned the candle, and gotten all of the roots, herbs, lodestones and items ready for it beforehand. This is the point you feed it with magnetic sand and lodestones bundle it all up, dedicate it to Baron Samedi. It is the putting of the roots such as High John the Conquerer, mandrake or ginger and lodestones that make it a "mojo hand" specifically. The magnetic objects and roots make it a "hand" meant to draw something to you or attract something such as protection or money.
This is different than a mojo bag or wanga/ouanga packet. Mojo bags are usually carried on you or put in your car or whatnot, whereas a mojo hand is kept on or near the altar or is hidden.
Divination
Now sit down and spend some time in front of your altar. Do some divination if you feel like it. You can read cards or throw coconut or use cowries or whatever you usually do.
Ritual Ending
Bell is rang 3 times to announce the closing of the ritual.
Asson is shaken alternately.
Water is drank from the cup on the altar to take the gifts of the lwa but to also begin to “cool” and refresh yourself. Wash your face off with mineral or spring water,
When this is finished water is flicked at each cardinal point.
Say the following:
I now return. I thank you Baron Samedi and all of the lwa and other spirits that have helped and aided me in this ritual. May you hear my requests and accept the offerings we have given. We shall now go our separate ways in peace, until I shall have need and will call upon you again.
Au revoir Baron La Croix!
Ago-e!
Baron candle is extinguished or you can leave it burning until it goes out if it can be done safely. You can leave the candle burning until it goes out, and use the wax from it for a particularly potent mojo hand ingredient, BTW.
Baron Carrefour - Lord of the Crossroads, Papa Legba - Keeper of the Gates we now thank you for opening the gates to the lwa and spirits and now request that you close the gates, and accept the offerings I have given and be propitious and heed our requests and speak on my behalf with the lwa.
May you protect and watch over me Papa Legba at all times.
Now may we go our ways until such time as I shall have need and shall call upon you again to assist us in the sacred rites and rituals.
Au revoir Baron Carrefour!
Papa Legba, Ago-e!
Hail and farewell.
Legba candle is extinguished. Ritual ends.
Return to mundane.
Ground, and eat.
Offerings and candle wax (unless using) and other leftovers are left in a specific spot post ritual. I have a large flat rock in my backyard that suffices.
Remove Crystal and put Dust into empty bottle
Okay once you are done making the above fairy Dust Recipes or any Recipe that you have
to make them into fairy Bottles is easy
you need Potion bottles
you can find these at craft stores Ac Moore, Micheals, Blick etc Online stores Occult and Pagan Wiccan Shops
There are many types of Potion bottles Pick the one that best suits you
make sure it has a Cork Top
you can also use small Liquor bottles cleaned out
and Eyelet for option for hanging as a necklace
The Labels for the bottle you make yourself Templates for the Labels are found in Craft stores and Shops
These are Examples of Fairy Bottles
You can find them at Craft Stores and online and Pagan and Wiccan shops
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