Floralia Beltane Potion Recipe - By Firewolf



With the May Day (Beltane) celebration ahead, I want to share this charming “Beltane Potion Recipe.” This herbal blend can be worn to attract love, heighten passion and as a sacred oil applied during any Beltane or May Day festivity.

Date: April 27th - May 2nd
Symbols: flower, beans and seeds, the phallus
Gods & Spirits: Flora
Colors: green, pink, yellow, gold
Herbs & Flowers: all spring flowers
Magick: love magick, fertility, growth, change, newness

In our tradition we adorn our spiritual altars with spring flowers, we tend to our magickal gardens, we prepare charms for fertility and conception, and we hold outdoor celebrations, honoring the blooming of spring, with our family and friends.

FLORA BELTANE POTION RECIPE

This magickal potion blend was created using botanical ingredients sacred to Flora, as well as some that correspond to the May Day/Beltane festivities.  

½ cup almond oil
½ cup coconut oil or jojoba oil
nine drops frangipani oil
nine drops musk oil
thirteen drops clove bud oil
thirteen drops jasmine oil
thirteen drops ylang ylang oil
twenty-one drops rose oil
three hawthorn berries
pinch of rose buds
green or brown glass bottle

Blend the ingredients together in a green or brown glass bottle. You may state out loud a prayer or incantation while blending this brew. This blend can be worn as a perfume, anointed onto magickal tools, and added to a ritual bath, taken before any Beltane or May Day festivity.

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