Continuing the Midsummer thoughts, today I’m sharing a self-burning incense recipe we formulated several years ago for a workshop we offered at Pagan Spirit Gathering.<\/p>\n
This blend is useful when practicing any kind of dream magic especially when you seek answers for a question or prophetic dreams. The formula contains herbs that help open the gates of dream as well as those that have sedative properties, so we call it Midsummer Nights Dream<\/strong>. <\/p>\n 2 Tbsp White Sandalwood<\/a> Finely powder all ingredients, and then add just enough warm water to give the blend a consistency similar to modeling clay. Form into tall thin cones, the diameter of which should be no bigger than a pencil at the widest point. Tightly pack the cone to avoid cracks; these cracks will get bigger as the cone dries and prevent the finished cone from burning. Allow them to dry in a cool, dry environment.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Continuing the Midsummer thoughts, today I’m sharing a self-burning incense recipe we formulated several years ago for a workshop we offered at Pagan Spirit Gathering. This blend is useful when practicing any kind of dream magic especially when you seek answers for a question or prophetic dreams. The formula contains herbs that help open the … Continue reading Midsummer Night’s Dream Incense<\/span>
\n2 tsp Lavender<\/a>
\n2 tsp Mugwort<\/a>
\n2 tsp Chamomile
\n1 tsp Thyme
\n1 tsp Benzoin<\/a>
\npinch Dittany of Crete<\/a>
\npinch Yarrow
\n1\/8 tsp Guar Gum<\/a><\/p>\n