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 Held within are the secrets to over 200 Recipes to brew; the keys to over 150 ancient Charms and Spells to conjure, and the ability to unlock over 100 bits of lost wisdom and centuries old fortune telling techniques. Discover how to make your own wine, beer and mead, essential oils, teas, soaps, salves and so much more. Attain a fun children's no-cook recipe section and uncover a Comprehensive Herbal embodying the Magickal, Medicinal, and Culinary uses for common herbs, spices, vegetables and edible flowers - Live well and Rejoice! There are spells and knowledge hidden on n'er every page!

 By Barbara Daca

 Recipes include: Herb and Spice blends, Sauces, Soups (Hand fasting soup, Friendship Chili, Black Water Gumbo),  Salads (Golden Dragon Salad, Salad of the Earth Mother, Brownie Cobb Salad),  Comfort Foods (Lughnasadh casserole, Swamp witch stew, Tramp and Thief Beef, Crockpottery (Wicked white lasagna, Charmed chowder, Fairie Folk pork roast), Old Fashioned Breads (Hot cross buns, Apple bread, Honey Bear's pear bread, My little monkey bread), Sandwitches and Teas (Comberry, Ginamon, Dandelions), Pickles (watermelon rind, green tomatoes, bread and butter), Wine, Mead and Beer.

Hidden Treasure: Love potion tea, Lover's quiche, Stones and thier vibrations, Candle color meanings, Love spells, perfumes, pillows and potions, sealing the six directions, aura color meanings, candle magick, making a dutch hex sign, simple amulets and talismans, spells to gain a wish or desire, charms to end pain, harmony spells, prosperity spells, sweet slumber, how to make your sacred space, etc.  

Crafts include: Aromatic herbs, flowers and woods, Potpourri, Sachets (dream, passion, sinus headache relief, pet pillows), Essential oils, Herb infused oil, Raspberry vinegar, soaps, Herbal bathes and salts (Herbal rejuvenation, Golden Acceptance, Aura Cleanse), Bath oil, powders and shampoo, love potion perfumes, air fresheners, salves and ointments from a 1,000 year old recipe!

Mini Magickal Cookery: No cook recipes for your little one - Chocolate nutter playdough, Butterfly butter, Pixie jams and Jellies, Merlin's Mayonnaise, Funny Jack Sandwitch, Wizard Soup, Make your own ice cream, Dancing Fairies drink and more!

Comprehensive Herbal: Contains the Medicinal, Magickal and Culinary aspects or all common herbs, spices, edible flowers, and foods as well as hidden medicinal teas, salves and ointments.

Tassemancy: How to read tea leaves - separated into easy sections including figures, reptiles, land creatures, sea creatures, insects, flying creatures and symbols.

Grimoire: Although many many charms and spells are through out the book this concludes with addtional ancient charms for everything from healing, to protection against robbers, thiefs, murderers, tempests, weapons, for making a divinatory wand, for binding a dog to you, prevent fire, binding wounds, healing wounds, burns and fevers, hunter's talisman, to know all things past, present and future, make visions appear etc!

 

 

What Kind of Modern Tradition Witch Are You?

You scored as a Hedgewitch

A Witch who combines many elements of Traditional Witchcraft and Nature Witchcraft, as well as Shamanism and healing, with a more rural tone to their practise. A hedgewitch studies herbalism, nature, shamanism, healing lore, hearthcraft, nature oriented magick and anything else she may find useful. She will study both magickal and medicinal herbalism. Hedgewitches study and practice their rituals and magick anywhere they may, but prefer to in rural or wild areas. They also tend to live in more rural places. She will have a garden if she can, but prefers to gather plants and magickal materials from the wild. She may know a lot about what grows in the wild, as well as about wildlife and livestock. Her tools will be a mix of different useful items, as well as natural items and shamanic tools. Such as walking sticks and staffs, wands, rattles, a medicine bag, pruning shears, cooking pots, besoms, and the tools of herbalism, such as a mortar and pestual. Her shrine/altar can be placed anywhere in her home, garden or yard, and she may have special places set up in her favorite wild places, or a corner of a farm field. Her patrons will be deities of nature, the wild, and agriculture, healing, the harvest and the Underworld.

Hedgewitch 100% Kitchenwitch 100% Gardenwitch 100% Hearthwitch 96% Cottagewitch 92% Greenwitch 92%

oh but to

kiss your face

softly and slowly

as we embrace

sweetly and gently

to kiss each eye

your nose, your cheek, your ear

as soft as a butterfly

as I whisper within

that this is only

where our love

begins

down your neck

and under your chin

treasuring each part

slowly within

your goetee, your moustache

and finally your lips

slowly parting to give

your tongue a flick

then ever so softly

drinking you in

your head in my hands

I would begin again

and this time

I would hold your eyes

and show you a love

with no good byes

where we were one

wherever we may be

two hearts sailing

fast and free

across the waters

 of eternity

fulfilling our every

want and need

the same breath, the same touch

the same skin

glued together

again and again

spouse, lover and friend

you start where I end

as we set sail

across an endless sea

hand in hand

for eternity

 

Original Poetry +Barbara Ann Daca

 

Oh My Dear Lord,

Do come devour me completely

I hunger to quench thy thirst

And give respite to Thee Sweetly

For your touch My Lord

My body aches and shivers

As your kiss doth beckon

My back arches and for you quivers

 My honey flows sweetly

From it's honeycomb

beckoning your royal jewels

To come in upon it's throne

 Hard and full doth raise

Thy mighty golden scepter

And take Thy Queen upon thy Carriage

As moans of pleasure Swept her

 Roll with her and play with her

Suckling as one

and know from now 'til break of day

That we have just begun!                                                                              

 Come swiftly in the night my Lord

come softly by the day

bring Thy hued deliverance

and thrust it where you may

 Hungered lips and arms my lord

wait for your embrace

sweetly softly kissing

every inch of your sweet face

 Slowly and so subtly

moving down to your hardened shaft

suckling every inch of you

along a sensuous path

 Come deliver your conquest my Lord

Thy sword of majestic steed

And hear Thy Queens moans grow deep

As her passions are now freed

With a feverous Roar and aching back

The trembling now ensues

The molten honey freed at last

upon the morning dew

 Dominate Thy Queens lust my Lord

make her swoon and sway

Your powerful pulses deliver

that which only a King may!

 And as your Queen awakes

aroused forevermore indeed

Seeking her Kings majesty

She rides his tongued steed

 She kisses him softly

then climbs upon his face

He teases her with tongued steed

In an erotic loving pace

 He whips his tongue in and out

and fashions it around

and slowly flicks her waiting clit

until cum from it abounds

 He delights from her tastes

And drinks her honey down

then kisses her completely

whilst flipping her around

 She tastes herself upon his lips

and gives in to his gain

she goes down upon his hued tip

until his moans become insane

 His Kingship mounts Her Queenness

With his mighty hardened lance

As she quivers and she trembles

with each thrust he doth advance

 Such strength and might doth he deliver

Upon his Queenship waiting

Her moans of pleasure fill his ears

as He increases on their mating

 The rhythm of their love persists

Until it they both explode

And the juices cum from his purpled tip

Within her he unloads

 They cling to embrace one another

as their oneness flows

Ahh but their Royal duties call

And so off they now must go...

 

  Original Poetry + Barbara Ann Daca

do you ever
just awake
just to watch
the mist take shape
do you ever
stand there too
and peer inside
like I do
do you ever
see me there
on the lake
with you near
have you ever once
just come
out at 4 am
like I've done
touched the mist
and called my name
knowing I would
be there again
and have you ever
felt me too
in the mist
waiting for you
crossing the bridges
lost in time
in the recesses
of our minds
could I be why
you love the mist
can you stand there
and feel my kiss
can you feel
my hand there too
saying come on Jimmy
I'll follow you
down the stair
and across the docks
because now
it's 4 O'clock
holding hands
to keep you close
and not fall in
as the mist rose
getting you
to put on my worm
doing it for me
so I won't squarm
smiling whispering
listening to
the bird's songs
as your whistle blew
catching our breaths
as the sun rose
feeling its rays
slowing cross our toes
looking at each other
feeling sad
just heard the call
from our Grandad
better put it
all away
and come back out
another day
down the docks
across the bridge
back to where
we both live
breakfast always
toast and eggs
and who would get
the last sausage
do as we're asked
do as we're told
then out again
no longer cold
listening to stories
with Papa Ben
who always knew
when we needed
a friend
Grandma calls
caught again
always in trouble
have to stay in
but back out soon
with a new plan
across the neighborhood
exploring the land
hiding finding
your biggest fan
and always willing
to do it again
like the wind
the days fly by
boiled dinner
and fresh baked pie
home movies
and popcorn too
how I always loved
following you
tell me Jimmy
can you feel my kiss
as you stand there
in the mist
do you hear me
calling your name
tell me
isn't that why
you came?

Original Poetry +Barbara Ann Daca