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by catherineyronwode » Wed Jan 25, 2012 11:01 am
Hyrekia--
1) All except the Lavender Oil. See below. And nice touch with the horse's hair. That's good.
2) Two.
3) Two pictures, you and him, face-to-face. You choose them. They can be "glued" face-to-face with honey, pinned together with tiny fish-hooks, sewn together with needle and thread, wrapped around a pinch of herbs.
4) Yes names and birth dates on back of photos.
5) Across or around, as you like it.
6) No, not on the dark of the Moon (astronomical New Moon -- rather when you see the first crescent at sunset -- usually 3 or 4 nights after the astrononical New Moon.
7) Yes,
8) No. Lavender is more often used unblended for friendship, and, when blended with love oils, for same-sex love. The reason it's used for friendship when unblended is that many friends are same-sex friends; so unblended it is not a gay oil, but a same-sex friendship oil, and blended with love oils (like Rose, etc.) it becomes a same-sex love oil.
9) Your choice; three per week, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday is commonly employed.
10) Yes, learn a bit more about what you are doing before you do it; set a time limit on any love work, and, perhaps, get a reading on the situation, to see what the prognosis may be.
Good luck.
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Amor Porhibido --
Yes, sweat and body fluids are good personal concerns.
Your question about what to add to the jar is to0o simplistic to reply too -- honey jars and sugar jars are vastly different from one practitioner to another. Also, if you burn candles on the jar, after it is made, you will want a spiritual oil to dress the candle with.
Remember, too, that Saint Martha is petitioned for DOMINATION, but honey jars are used to bering about a condition of SWEETNESS. There is a great difference between the two emotions.
I have merged your query into the long thread on honey and sugar jars and i believe that if you read through this thread, you will get a better sense of the way these articles work, and will have enough information to proceed on your own.
catherine yronwode
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