How to Make Lammas DIY Incense for celebrating Lughnasadh - Witchcraft - Wicca - Magical Crafting

[@MagicalCrafting]

Hello my Darlings, I have several Lammas, Lughnasadh and First Harvest Videos on the channel, so I made a playlist for all of them to share with you. Here's a link: kzbin.info/aero/PLYGuYe4No1c4ISJBf4oUsMDEzlY-iwLS8

[@kirstencorby8465]

If you grind the herbs to powder and add joss powder, and then water, you can form it into cones or sticks. That's fun. I did that for Litha this year.

[@starlingwitch1393]

You can also use a pencil sharpener to get chips! I have one of the dual sharpeners that’s meant for makeup dedicated to making wood chips for incense.

[@MagicalCrafting]

thank you this is a wonderful tip, I love it!!

[@fractal_3]

What a sweet addition of the flowers your sister gave you! That's very touching

[@crane3310]

This is a great video. I see the recommendation of petals from a bouquet, but it should also be noted if you use non-food grade flowers you need to be sure no pesticides were used. Most commercially bought bouquet flowers have pesticides on them and you will breathe that in when burning, which is the most harmful way to come in contact with pesticides other than actually ingesting them.

[@sherrylamb1290]

Beautiful! Thank you❤

[@katakozma11]

beautiful & congrats on making your first fantastic incense, I bet it smells incredible! I've also started experimenting, and realized how much the smoke bothers me, so here's what I've come up with: 1.get a brass resin burner or a heat resistant oil diffuser 2. cover the part where you'd place the resin / incense, with aluminum foil for easy cleanup 3. put all the above ingredients (or whatever smells good to you), onto the aluminum foil ( I use Palo Santo powder and lemon peel) 4. cover the dry ingredients with water just enough so it's all moist but definitely not soaked / levitating in water 5. light the tea candle underneath, and wait for the beautiful, light aroma to linger in your space LMK if you've tried it:)

[@aimeeagatha7454]

I just watched this for a second time, since last year. I am so truly grateful for your inspiring videos. BB!

[@fmc4505]

I think this has to be my most favorite video that you've made so far. I am a new subbie & has been binge watching for two days. Thank u so much for sharing, I'm definitely gonna give this a go.

[@tammyhale5316]

Same as for me🙋 I just subscribe, saved and liked this is one of the most beautiful videos I've seen I'm definitely going to make this 🤗❣️

[@lindabishop8095]

❤Thank You 🙌 🌬sending some joyful Vibe's bck ur way✨

[@gabriellecaldwell8782]

So peaceful. Thanks

[@j.l.thurman2725]

I've been collecting my sunflowers and what little i had of calendulas from my garden. my garden is very young and is still finding its feet. We moved into the property 2020, and had no compost to put in it 2021 due to lockdown. the compost I was making, finished midsummer so I am piling it into the vegetable beds. But I planted 15 lavender plants 11 survived, I got 5 cuttings started to fill in the gap next spring. I have white sage plant - it did not grow well, but the bought compost I tried seemed to not be good - little better than dirt. I've taken white sage cuttings. There is so much magic around where we moved to. the colours this fall have been outstanding. I've also taken some of your ideas, and went my own route with them. Being a green witch, I took flat stones, and painted the 5 elements onto them, and made a beautiful pendulum board with a heart shaped stone my husband found, on a local beach - we are very near the sea. Your videos inspire me, your voice is soothing and calming and your music plays in my head when I am thinking. Thank you.

[@한아-v8w]

I like your video thank you so much!

[@LivingInTheGrey333]

Thank you so much. The incense looks so beautiful. 🥰

[@AdelaTomankova]

Im definitely going to make this once Lammas comes! Could you please do a tutorial on drying herbs and flowers?

[@olgaolga6855]

What a beautiful video it is!!! Lots of thanks to you for inspiration you share with us! 😘💕

[@ForrestLove705]

I love this. Thank you for posting.

[@caleriasand8237]

So beautiful

[@michellemooney4225]

Thank u for sharing this video. I liked it!

[@phillipbingham487]

Sorry i am not into witchcraft because i am an Eastern Orthodox Christian..but we do use incense in our worship..thanks for the informative video..i plan on studying your video intensely...

[@AriesGirlTAROT]

This is awesome, I will be giving this a try. Thank you...

[@Anna-jr8gu]

Beautiful ❤️ I really love your channel!!!!

[@marimariMariMariMariMariG]

Thank you . I love your videos 🌻🌻

[@harlowitter3060]

I'd love to see you do some more loose incense blends, it'd be really cool to make my own ❤️

[@MagicalCrafting]

i really want to do one for every sabbat.

[@harlowitter3060]

@@MagicalCrafting that'd be awesome

[@Usama.Farmer]

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[@kattslade]

Lovely😍

[@ummumami]

thank you. what size is the bottle you use to store it

[@aishayusuf5894]

I was wondering after making all of this , is still possible to add water to make it as a cone sticks and dry it for a day or two

[@chachaneen]

❤

[@pewpewcat7679]

Which book do you recommend for the most complete table of correspondences? I've looked at llewellyn's complete book of correspondences and also skinners complete magical tables (this one is too expensive for me though, I'd have to save for the llewellyn already and the one from skinner is a bit much for me in what all it includes). Are there others that are as complete as llewellyn's and maybe a bit cheaper, or some reliable online resources? I've already had 2 people say the llewellyn isn't completely accurate, but I'll cross reference it, that's fine. At least I'll have something to start with. Anybody have any input?

[@MagicalCrafting]

I have these two books, but I also look online to cross reference and confirm my own personal feelings about some correspondences. Sometimes I go with my own intuition. But here are the book I have: amzn.to/3dpghtD and this one amzn.to/2IjGjmy (the second book has the first book in its bibliography though.) I love this video for Witchy References! kzbin.info/www/bejne/fJe7nId9rs2LsMk

[@pewpewcat7679]

@@MagicalCrafting ooh thank you. I've eyeballed the first one and the second one is new to me, I'll see if I can find some used versions of these somewhere.

[@kirstencorby8465]

For basic correspondences, I usually go by color, and based on the chakra system -- red for safety and protection, orange for creativity and fertility, yellow for willpower, and so on. And use a corresponding herb, stone, candle, essential oil or such. And black for protection/banishing, and white can sub in for anything else you don't have. This works well and you don't have to go crazy with it.