This is an earth protection ritual calling upon the Goddess Nyx.
Need:
- Small Green Candle
- Rosemary Water
- Salt
- Rosemary Incense
Cast your Circle, and then Pour Rosemary water into Offering Bowl. Take your athame and put some salt on its tip then mix with the rosemary water. Lift the water with salt in the sky and then chant:
"Rosemary is the earth element of protection, added with salt to add to this protection the Goddess three. I call forth your protection from our home on earth, So Mote it Be"
Light rosemary incense and chant:
" This rosemary incense is my offering to my Great Mother, Nyx, added with the cleansing water. My offering is set."
Light green candle and chant:
"Green is the color of the earth, I call upon your ancient energy to set an earthly shield upon [Name of Place or Person], in this hour on this [Name of Month] night. The Goddess above comes with this prayer, as I will it,So Mote it Be!"
Meditate with the lit green candle for at least five minutes and then bind your ritual with the Goddess three"
"I bind this Ritual in the name of Nyx and Erebus, So Mote it Be!"
Light the candle before you go to sleep each night until it is melted. Then on the night after it is completely melted, bury out side the place you wish to protect, or give to the person to hide under their bed.
Circle incense
- 4 parts Frankincense
- 2 parts Myrrh
- 2 parts Benzoin
For thousands of years, people have used fragrant flowers, plants, and herbs as incense. Using smoke to send prayers out to the gods is one of the oldest known forms of ceremony. From the censers of the Catholic church to the Pagan bonfire rituals incense is a powerful way to let your intent be known. You can make your own quite easily using a blend of herbs, flowers, wood bark, resins and berries. Most of these are items you can grow yourself, find in the woods or purchase inexpensively. Why make your own? You can buy commercially produced incense sticks and cones just about anywhere and they're not that expensive. However, they're made with synthetic ingredients and therefore have little to no magical value. While they're nice to burn and certainly smell lovely, they serve little purpose in a ritual setting.
Blessings,
Lady Bastet
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