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Shango Smoulder Incense: A Non Teargas Version of Shango Incense

The normal Shango incense given in observances will literally clear a room, so it is usually burned outside. One may not want to go to such extremes in every occasion. So here is a milder version I call “Shango Smoulders”. You will need: 3 coffee beans 1/4 teaspoon hot red…

Kid Safe Monster Spray

Sometimes children with the special sight have nightmares and other night time disturbances. They can’t always tell who is friendly, neutral, and not, so this combined protection and evil banishing spray will give them some peace of mind. This recipe is made with non toxic ingredients, so it is safe…

Fertility Oil for Women

This oil will enhance fertility in women. Use it as body oil, making sure to cover the breasts, hips, and thighs well. You will need: 3 English pepper (allspice) seeds 1 vanilla pod, opened and cut into 5 pieces 5 dried blackberry leaves 1 eucalyptus leaf a teaspoon of fenugreek…

Liquid Funk: A Milder Shango Oil

In honor of the World Sango Festival, here is a recipe for a wearable Shango oil that should help those who are not children of Shango to score more consistently. Children of Shango can wear it as a tribute. You will need: 6 drops of wearable Eshu oil 6 drops…

Eshu Oil Recipe and Incense and Variations

Eshu Protection and Luck Oils made by Arden Keren

Eshu oil is one of those simple, basic recipes that every witch delving into west African spirituality and magick must have in their toolkit. It is relatively easy to make with a little patience. A standard recipe often used in the African diaspora is as follows: On a Monday, gather…

Go Away Evil! Spray Recipe

In east coast Obeah and southwest Brujeria and Kindoki, Go Away Evil spray is very popular. Almost nobody makes it from scratch anymore though, and I think that is a shame. It smells nice, and it is really hard to be negative with this scent around. Almost everybody who’s used…

Bird’s Nest Magick

Birds’ nests are considered sacred in many cultures. Among some in the African diaspora in north America, they generally represent family, prosperity, and the Orishas watching us or watching over us. It is considered very bad luck to disturb a bird’s nest, so if a particular bird’s eggs are needed…

Fertility Herbs, Charms, and Spells Part 3: Example Fertility Working

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Fertility Herbs, Spells, and Charms, Part 2: Fertility Deities

When you are trying to make a pregnancy happen, it is important to give special observance/offerings to the deities who make that happen. This will vary by tradition. In Zindoki and other west and central African belief systems though, we believe that the physical and spirit realm overlap quite a…

Fertility Herbs, Spells, and Charms Part 1

If you or someone you know is trying to conceive, or has trouble carrying to term, there are many ways you can make things easier. Once you’ve covered the bases, and made sure the Ancestors are okay with your choice of partner, you want to avoid foods and herbs that…