How To Make KYPHI // Part 5 // Making the Pellets

[@shaunaraetarot]

Aw! I see a little puppers in the background 😍

[@EmmaGaywood]

A big deal indeed, it’s been so exciting watching you put all your passion and dedication into making such a unique blend, whilst honouring Kyphi’s origins as authentically as possible. I really wish we could all smell the results too, come on technology 😂

[@shaunaraetarot]

When just the dry ingredients were mixed together it looked like pemmican 💚 This was so fun to watch 😍 Thank you for including us in your process, Theia. It was special and beautiful. Wish we could smell it 💚 The patchouli coating sounds good, the pine too 😍

[@GardenGoddessTarot]

Yesss Patchouli sounds like it's going to be the first coating according to votes alone. Might do a few in pine resin, just because that's got a particular tie to Greece for me, they make a wine with pine resin called Retsina (Which I LOVE) and using it as the resin coating would be super special too. So prlly both I think. xx

[@RoseHoneyRitual]

Obsessed. I especially love that it’s like garden goddess tarot channel lore too like we will get to see it burning in the back 👀 in future videos. Very iykyk !!

[@GardenGoddessTarot]

World building, KZbin style! Love youuuu! Thanks for sticking it out with me! xx

[@creelandfeather]

Many thanks for the adventure! It was educational, inspiring, and sooo relaxing to watch.

[@AstralLadyTarot]

Haven’t been commenting on these Kyphi videos but I think it’s great that you did this thing and took us along with you. Nice to see such dedication

[@GardenGoddessTarot]

Thank you so much Anna! It was a lovely respite from the pace of the world actually... will have to find other projects that provide the same 'pause' and satisfying outcome. xx

[@thatwitchisfelt]

Oh my gosh well done! What a magical process. Thank you for taking us along with you!

[@GardenGoddessTarot]

It was my absolute pleasure! And a bonus for me next time I want to make it, so I can see what I did! haha! xx

[@christinepriestessofnyx]

Perfection ! 😻Currently expecting a delivery for the ingredients for my Kyphi, and I can't wait to do my first try! 💖Thanks for the inspiration!❤‍🔥

[@bloomingwitch7755]

You have such a lovely energy. Thanks for sharing. Patchouli is one of my favourites too 💜 xx

[@GardenGoddessTarot]

Thanks so much Rebecca! Hope you're doing so well out there! Next time I swing through the UK I'll bring you some! xx

[@bloomingwitch7755]

@@GardenGoddessTarot helloooooooo my lovely. Awww thank you so much... Seriously, if you are ever in Scotland we must catch up!! I'm good thanks. I got hacked on Instagram, I'll find you when I have a new account up and running xx💜

[@candysbroomcloset]

Sounds incredible Theia! Wow, I bet this magical concoction could take someone for an olfactory past life memory roller coaster ride✨

[@GardenGoddessTarot]

Thanks so much Candy! Yeah it's definitely a RIDE, even just experiencing the individual ingredients was new and familiar at the same time. So cool!

[@candysbroomcloset]

@@GardenGoddessTarot ooooh I’m so curious for a whiff!!😺

[@WendysOccultCompass]

I really wish you had smellavision. I vote for the patchouli cuz it's my favorite. So cool that you made this!

[@GardenGoddessTarot]

Thanks a million Wendy! Patchouli seems to be top of the running at the moment for the coating! I'll let you know what I choose. xx

[@AmethystAscensionTarot]

Thank you so much for sharing your process. They look amazing! I'm excited to roll my Kyphi. I just have one dry ingredients to do yet and then I can begin the final rolling. I plan on using mine all the time also...LOL There is another lady I have been watching and she cures her Kyphi for like a few months and then begins the rolling process, she makes huge batches and sells them. I don't want to go that route however I am wondering on the curing time period. I think the longer the curing time the longer the shelf life of the Kyphi. I want to use it outside in my yard also. I loved this so much. 😍

[@GardenGoddessTarot]

I can't wait to see you finish yours up too! You're gonna love the smell oh my gosh! The three month curing time is super interesting, but makes sense because my batch has been 'drying' for like a week and still doesn't seem anywhere near ready. I think i'll end up using the dehydrator just to be safe.

[@JoZiggy]

I've left incense drying for up to 12 months. Slow, slow drying in the airing cupboard. I love your food dehydrator plan though- modern craft at its best!!:)

[@JoZiggy]

You have made real Magick. !! Watching your ecstasy as your spirit danced with the aromatic lifeforces has been an absolute pleasure. I've been smiling the whole way. I made incense back in the nineties- (I'm an older witch!) It was totally thrilling to roll up my sleeves and join with mother nature in making such treasures. I plan to do a batch in the next month- but using local ingredients- like you did with your Cedarwood. I live in New Zealand, so am planning to experiment with some native species. I'm thinking I should be able to find roots, bark and resins with aroma.. we definitely have our own wine, honey and raisins. But the dates will be Middle Eastern! I would love to know if you decided to make bigger, different shaped Kyphi? How long do your wee balls burn for? ...congratulations on such dedicated effort. !! Blessed Be.x Ziggy