Ambergris: Use this oil with any other success oils for added effect, or just as a perfume.
Mix this with orris oil and add to bath water to attract members of the opposite sex to you.

American Voodoo: Add to any charms etc., for extra power. In rituals use to anoint all materials used.

Amun: When attempting to derive inspiration to create or to permeate a new start, Anoint oneself or personal candle and call to this ancient Egyptian deity for the help you need to encourage new beginnings.

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Magic has existed in some form or other since prehistoric times. There are many different schools of magic both new and old. Some magics are ancient and well known. While other forms of magic as just as old and yet obscure and elusive. Then there are newer forms of magic that are being created this very day. Some people mistakenly think that just because a form of magic is older it means that it is more powerful. This just simply isn’t true. All magic was created by human beings. It is an integral part of humanity and human nature. It is the oldest way of connecting with the unknown. It is the oldest way of explaining the unexplained. It is also the oldest means of realizing our inner power and interacting with the forces of nature that surround us.

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Artemis: Dedicated to the Greek goddess of the moon and the hunt. Use this in any moon, fertility. Money drawing, or just any homage to the goddess.

Asafetida/Asafoetida: Used in rites of exorcism and banishment, particularly troublesome thought forms. Very good for unblocking the mind and energy centers.

Asciepius: A healing oil used for curing the sick. Dedicated to the Greek god of healing, use it to petition for his help.

Astarte: A love and fertility oil. It is used in addition to draw money and wealth to business. Mix it with other oils for success rites.
If your wish is to conceive a child, anoint the inner thighs with it before love making to increase the chances.

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Attraction: All-purpose attracting agent for all things. To find a mate, wear as a perfume and put in bath water every 7 days. To attract luck, put a few drops in your shoes. To attract money, mix with other money drawing oils and anoint a green candle. Can be used to bring out the attraction qualities of other oils.

Attraction for love: Use to attract love to oneself and for use in love charms. Can be used daily in bath water.

Attraction for money: Used to attract money, anoint all money charms, use in money rituals for extra help, put in bath water to draw money your way. Use on green candles.

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These days, when we hear the word abracadabra it will probably have just been uttered by a stage musician. The word abracadabra, however, is very old and nobody knows for sure where or when it originated.

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When practicing magic there are many different elements involved. A sacred space or hallowed place to perform the magic is sometimes important. The tools that are necessary such as wands, crystals, stones, or a mirror for scrying. Some magical workings require herbs or other plant materials such resins. There is usually an incantation of sorts depending on the particular magical working. All of these are important elements used in various magics but none are more ancient or powerful than the symbols that are used.

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Magic is an ancient tool that is powered by the desire and drive to connect with the universe through nature and influence the surrounding environment. It is also a tool that is used to achieve one’s goals and dreams. There are many different forms of magic and magical practices, but they are all connected by similar basic principals.

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Anubis: Utilised when calling for the favours of the Egyptian god of embalming and the underworld.
This is useful when attempting to contact spirits of those who have passed over or when justice is called for or needed. For this task, dress a personal candle with the oil and write your request on a peace of parchment. Place the parchment under the candle and pray to convey your wishes, whilst burning the candle, let the candle burn down fully. This oil may be used in funerary rites to aid the passage of the dead.

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Abra Melin: To make a person obey your wishes, by writing what is wanted on the back of the seal of Aziabelis (6th & 7th books of Moses). If its purpose is for beneficial means, inscribe it with doves blood ink, but if its use is for more sinister deeds or ill, then use dragons blood ink to inscribe on the seal. Anoint the corners of the seal one at a time, chanting each time;

“Do my bidding, I demand,
Follow quickly what I say.
This is my firm command,
Obey at once, or rue the day.”

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Kahuna was the Hawaiian title for a priest, expert, teacher, and/or adviser. Among the legendary magical powers of the kahuna nui was the “Huna death prayer.” Usually, it’s mentioned in passing while saying that the secret was lost. Not true. This is how the Huna death prayer was done:

The Kahunas believed that man had two spirits, the lower or subconscious one being illogical and subject ot the influence of hypnotic suggestion. To become able to use the death prayer, a Kahuna had to inherit from another Kahuna one or more (usually about three) unihipili or subconscious spirits though he could, if sufficiently psychic, locate subconscious spirits himself and use hypnotic suggestion to capture and enslave them. (How he might have done that will be discussed in a future post.)

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