šŸ€Ā ā€˜Felix Felicis’ DrinkĀ šŸ€

orriculum:

inspired by jk rowling’s ā€œ

Felix Felicis

ā€œ, a potion-drink to bring you luck

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ā€œOne tiny bottle of Felix Felicis,ā€ said Slughorn, taking a minuscule glass bottle with a cork in it out of his pocket and showing it to them all. ā€œEnough for twelve hours’ luck. From dawn till dusk, you will be lucky in everything you attempt.ā€

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gather:Ā 

  • 2 cup milk (or milk substitutes)Ā 
  • 1 tsp dried

    turmeric

  • 1 tsp dried gingerĀ 
  • a pinch of pepper
  • honey to taste

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heat the milk on medium heat

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add spices

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stir frequently until it simmers. don’t let it reach a boil. Ā 

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turn off the heat. cover and let sit for 10 minutes.Ā 

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consume warm. add honey

getthisrootwork:

~* Final Exam Spell *~

– High John the Conqueror Root
– Luck candle (green candle, almond oil, peppermint, and bay leaf with petition)
– Exam success candle (yellow candle, almond oil, lavender, marigold, basil, bay leaf, dill, rosemary, and sage)
– Studying motivation candle (yellow candle, almond oil, sandalwood oil, vetiver oil, cinnamon, cloves, and rosemary)
– Calm down candle (white candle, almond oil, pine oil, lavender, and chamomile)
– Sodalite
– Tiger’s Eye
– Flourite
– Clear quartz
– Amythest
– 4 ā€œAceā€ playing cards (for straight As)

aspelladay:

Devil’s Shoestrings Employment
Spell

Despite its name, devil’s shoestrings, there’s nothing satanic
about this root charm—quite the opposite in fact. Devil’s
shoestrings, the roots of the Viburnum species, earned its
name because it allegedly has the power to trip the devil up,
proverbially tying his shoelaces together. Devil’s shoestrings
has an affinity for locating and maintaining employment. Use it to find a job or to improve conditions at the current
one.

  • Carry it in your pocket
  • Pin it within your clothing
  • Carry it in a conjure bag
  • Attach it to a cord and wear it around your neck

(from The Element Encyclopedia of 5,000 Spells by Judika Illes)