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Fire Cider is an increasingly poplar herbal folk remedy that is a pleasant (if you like particularly hot foods) and easy way to boost natural health processes, stimulate digestion, warmed up on the on cold days. During the cold months, I take some most mornings as a way to steer away colds. I’ve often put some in hot water with lemon and honey, used it in a salad dressings, used in stir fry, etc. Because it is a folk preparation, I find the ingredients shift from year to year, adding and omitting specific herbs and ingredients. However, it always includes apple cider vinegar, garlic, onion, ginger, horseradish, and hot peppers, and honey. It typically is taken by the spoonful but can be adapted for taste and preference. ——————- 2 cups apple cider vinegar ½ to 1 cup honey ½ cup horseradish 8 cloves of garlic, chopped ½ onion ½ cup ginger ½ cup fresh turmeric OR 1 tbsp dried turmeric 1 sliced jalapeño ½ lemon ½ orange 1 tsp peppercorns 2 whole cinnamon sticks 2 rosemary sprigs 4 thyme sprigs Prepare ingredients and place them in a sterilized quart-sized glass jar. Pour the apple cider vinegar and honey in the jar until all of the ingredients are covered and the vinegar reaches the jar’s top. I put a fermentation weight on mine, but that is just a preference. Use a piece of cheese cloth under the lid to keep the vinegar from touching the metal. Shake well. Store in a dark, cool place for a month, shaking daily. Once down, strain, bottle, and label. 

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✨💵 simple money manifestation spell 💵✨

a simple spell to bring financial freedom and security into your life 💸

what you’ll need:

💵 green tea light | money, luck

💵 aventurine | fortune, abundance, luck

💵 quartz point | for carving sigil

💵 sigil or rune | money, fortune

steps:

💵 using the quartz point, carve the fortune rune and/or money sigil of your choice into the top of the tea light

💵 hold the tea light in your hand, and visualize what financial freedom looks like to you (bills paid, leftover cash in the bank, a certain amount of money for something you need, etc.)

💵 once you have a clear vision of the money you want to manifest, place the tea light somewhere sacred and light it

💵 place the aventurine next to the tea light to charge it with your intention and wait until the candle burns out on its own

💵 carry your newly charged aventurine with you to attract money and fortune

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SPELL FOR HELP IN CREATIVE WORK Sigil from sigilscribe (google) SIGIL MEANING: fortune prosperity money work. You will need : a citrine (the merchant stone (wealth) ) Turquoise : verbally eloquent Amethyst to keep you calm through the issues you may run into A round box or just a salt circle then change the wording a bit The wording is as follows

I gather thee my stones of three With mind clear I place the thee Into silver circle where you will hold energies creative, calm yet bold Citrine I place for intellect My words and rhymes I shan’t forget The turquoise I place for words to flow in perfect order as I go and amethyst to keep me calm so nothing does me alarm With sigil I do bindeth thee To bring me work money and prosperity

(place the sigil in the circle and imagine the gems stringing together to help you) This is the first spell this complex I’ve done since I was 11 please feel free to change up the words

and if you like it and it works I am personalising spells and poems and affirmations for people who message me I will tend to you ASAP just message me the specifics of what you want and the intent of your spell I might ask questions too You will be priced from 2 to 4 dollars according to the difficulty, specificity and length of the spell/poem/affirmation you can see me post specials they will be tagged green eyed phoenix.

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Protection, astral, job, and money sigils list

Protection sigils:

Sigil for not allowing negative entities to enter the area 

Sigil for protecting a book of shadows from being seen, or stolen 

Sigil for protection from prying eyes, and fingers 

Sigil for protection from the government 

Sigil for safe travels 

Sigil for warding off, and protecting against people, and entities with negative intentions

Sigil to keep your computer safe 

Sigil to protect against jealousy 

Sigil to ward off bugs

Sigil to protect against people, spirits and entities with negative and vengeful tendencies

Sigil to dispel and protect against all hexes & curses 

Sigil for safety 

Sigil for unbreakable protection at all times in every way 

Energy Sigils:

Sigil for spiritual energy 

Sigil for absorving, and using sun energy

Sigil for absorving, and using moon energy

Sigil for energy 

Sigil to allow your energy to flow naturally

Astral sigils:

Sigil for astral travel 

Sigil to help with astral projection 

Sigil for aiding with astral travel

Sigil to make astral travel easy, and safe

Sigil for astral traveling

Sigil for protection during astral travel and astral projection

Job sigils:

Sigil for finding a job 

Sigil for keeping my job 

Sigil to help get a job 

Sigil for my previous job to hire me back

Sigil for getting chosen job, and getting paid well

Sigil to help find a good job for a good company with good pay

Sigil for acing a job interview 

Money sigils:

Sigil for financial help 

Sigil for getting a lot of money quickly

Sigil for getting money quickly 

Sigil for money 

Sigil for Money flowing to me from good sources 

Sigil to bring in money

Sigil for attracting money & wealth

Sigil to have money so that I can live my life comfortably, and easily without being worried

Sigil for allowing more money making opportunities

Sigil to increase, and enhance money flow in your life 

Sigil to make a lot of sales, and a lot of money from my etsy

Sigil for my Etsy shop to make a lot of money

Sigil to help you be debt-free, and to help save money in the bank

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Great info.

Types of Herbal Remedies

I’ve compiled a list of types of herbal remedies, with brief instructions on how to make them. Choose your herbs carefully, as some are poisonous, some will interfere with health problems and medications, and some can cause allergic reactions.

If you are concerned about any health issue you have, or worried about herbs reacting with your medications, go talk to your doctor. This post is not intended as medical advice.

Compress

This is usually cloth that has been soaked in a herbal infusion so that it can be applied topically. Useful for skin issues, muscle pain, joint pain, and general aches.

You can make one by soaking cotton wool in a warm infusion of your choice, wrapping the balls in a piece of clean cloth, and applying to the affected area. Once the cloth cools down you can soak it again in the warm tea and reapply.

Infusion

This is basically the herbalist term for tea. The herbs are usually dried and ground before being steeped in very hot water and then strained out. If you use a bag then you can skip the straining.

Tincture

This is similar to an infusion but much stronger, and with alcohol instead of water, which helps to preserve it.

Put your herbs in a jar. Cover them with alcohol (most people I know use vodka). Put the lid on the jar and shake it daily for a month or so, then strain the herbs out. I tend to keep mine in the little dropper bottles, as you normally don’t need to take much at once.

Decoction

I like to think of these as a stronger infusion. You need four times as much boiling water as dried herb, and you want to simmer the mixture for about half an hour before straining.

Syrup

These are herbs mixed with a sugary substance, which makes them easier to consume and helps to preserve them a little. They’re a good way to get your herbs in if you have a sore throat, as they are often quite soothing.

You’ll need a couple ounces of fresh herb per pint of water. Put them on the stove and heat until about half of the water has evaporated. Then you need to add about five tablespoons of sugar/honey/maple syrup per pint of water you used originally (so if you put two pints in the pan, you need ten tablespoons). Keep stirring for about twenty minutes, then take it off the heat and bottle it up. You need to keep syrups in the fridge, preferably in a dark coloured jar or bottle.

Balm

Essential oils and beeswax, basically. Add about twenty drops of essential oil to a cup of melted beeswax, stick it in a jar, let it cool, and there you go! You can mix in juiced herbs if you like, but that’s optional.

Salve

A salve is basically essential oils mixed with beeswax, oils and herbs. I have seen them made with coconut oil, though if you live in a warmer environment then coconut oil won’t work for you as it melts. You need about fifty/fifty dried herbs and beeswax (if you live somewhere warm) or use a mixture of beeswax and an oil like olive or safflower if you live somewhere colder, just so it’s soft enough to use. Use about twenty drops of oil per cup of beeswax. You’ll need to melt the wax in a double boiler, and let the herbs infuse in the molten wax for about half an hour. Then you add your essential oils, and pour the molten salve into the containers and let it cool.

Ointment

This is basically a liquid balm or salve. Follow the methods above, but use oil instead of beeswax.

Bath

When taking a herbal bath, you are basically making a giant cup of tea! Fill an organza bag with your chosen herbs, and put it in the bath while you run the water, then remove it before you get in. You can reuse the bag of herbs, but they lose potency with each use, so I try to avoid doing this.

Poultice

This is a paste of herbs and sometimes other things that is applied to the skin. Used for infections, splinters, burns, boils etc. They’re pretty simple to make, you just mix some dried herbs with a tiny bit of boiling water to form a paste, put it on the area, and use a piece of cloth or gauze to keep it there. If you want to use fresh herbs you just mash them up.

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Drink tea and be kind.

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A Botanical Alphabet (2019, watercolor)

Available on Etsy here

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Types of Herbal Remedies

I’ve compiled a list of types of herbal remedies, with brief instructions on how to make them. Choose your herbs carefully, as some are poisonous, some will interfere with health problems and medications, and some can cause allergic reactions.

If you are concerned about any health issue you have, or worried about herbs reacting with your medications, go talk to your doctor. This post is not intended as medical advice.

Compress

This is usually cloth that has been soaked in a herbal infusion so that it can be applied topically. Useful for skin issues, muscle pain, joint pain, and general aches.

You can make one by soaking cotton wool in a warm infusion of your choice, wrapping the balls in a piece of clean cloth, and applying to the affected area. Once the cloth cools down you can soak it again in the warm tea and reapply.

Infusion

This is basically the herbalist term for tea. The herbs are usually dried and ground before being steeped in very hot water and then strained out. If you use a bag then you can skip the straining.

Tincture

This is similar to an infusion but much stronger, and with alcohol instead of water, which helps to preserve it.

Put your herbs in a jar. Cover them with alcohol (most people I know use vodka). Put the lid on the jar and shake it daily for a month or so, then strain the herbs out. I tend to keep mine in the little dropper bottles, as you normally don’t need to take much at once.

Decoction

I like to think of these as a stronger infusion. You need four times as much boiling water as dried herb, and you want to simmer the mixture for about half an hour before straining.

Syrup

These are herbs mixed with a sugary substance, which makes them easier to consume and helps to preserve them a little. They’re a good way to get your herbs in if you have a sore throat, as they are often quite soothing.

You’ll need a couple ounces of fresh herb per pint of water. Put them on the stove and heat until about half of the water has evaporated. Then you need to add about five tablespoons of sugar/honey/maple syrup per pint of water you used originally (so if you put two pints in the pan, you need ten tablespoons). Keep stirring for about twenty minutes, then take it off the heat and bottle it up. You need to keep syrups in the fridge, preferably in a dark coloured jar or bottle.

Balm

Essential oils and beeswax, basically. Add about twenty drops of essential oil to a cup of melted beeswax, stick it in a jar, let it cool, and there you go! You can mix in juiced herbs if you like, but that’s optional.

Salve

A salve is basically essential oils mixed with beeswax, oils and herbs. I have seen them made with coconut oil, though if you live in a warmer environment then coconut oil won’t work for you as it melts. You need about fifty/fifty dried herbs and beeswax (if you live somewhere warm) or use a mixture of beeswax and an oil like olive or safflower if you live somewhere colder, just so it’s soft enough to use. Use about twenty drops of oil per cup of beeswax. You’ll need to melt the wax in a double boiler, and let the herbs infuse in the molten wax for about half an hour. Then you add your essential oils, and pour the molten salve into the containers and let it cool.

Ointment

This is basically a liquid balm or salve. Follow the methods above, but use oil instead of beeswax.

Bath

When taking a herbal bath, you are basically making a giant cup of tea! Fill an organza bag with your chosen herbs, and put it in the bath while you run the water, then remove it before you get in. You can reuse the bag of herbs, but they lose potency with each use, so I try to avoid doing this.

Poultice

This is a paste of herbs and sometimes other things that is applied to the skin. Used for infections, splinters, burns, boils etc. They’re pretty simple to make, you just mix some dried herbs with a tiny bit of boiling water to form a paste, put it on the area, and use a piece of cloth or gauze to keep it there. If you want to use fresh herbs you just mash them up.

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