CHALLENGE ENTRY - WWC - WITCH BREWS & POTIONS
Witch Bottle | for protection
Dating back to the 1600’s, witch bottles were originally used to protect those against witches that would seek to do them harm - however in later centuries they were used as a protective spell created to destroy any negative intent cast towards you within your dwelling. It is now often used near Samhain to keep evil spirits from entering the home on Hallow’s Eve.
MY SPELL RECIPE FOR A WITCH BOTTLE:
I cleansed and consecrated all of the ingredients including the bottle for this protective spell with the intent and purpose towards destroying all harm that would come my way both intentionally and unintentionally.
I used the following ingredients (it’s what I was drawn to and also what I had on hand, you can use whatever correspondences and ingredients you are drawn to):
Glass jar with lid
Razor blade
2 rubber bands
Rusty nails
Double sided tape
……to impale evil.
2 bay leaves - one that says PROTECT and one says GUARD
Sea salt
Rosemary
Garlic
Dried onion
Cayenne
……further injures evil and sends it far away from your property.
Red wine vinegar
Alcohol - I used amaretto
……to drown evil.
Start filling the jar with the first 5. Then as you’re adding the next set of 6 items say:
Blades, nails, rosemary, red wine;
In this witches bottle of mine,
Guard against harm and enmity;
This is my will, so mote it be!
As you visualize these items protecting you and guarding you, pour in the red wine vinegar and alcohol.
Cap the jar and drip wax to seal the bottle (I chose red wax) and I also sealed a pentagram symbol into the side and top of the jar.
Bury it outside your house or in a pot outside the house and either use the pentagram symbol like I did on the bottle and say your intention that it is a banishing pentagram or draw a banishing pentagram in the dirt above where you buried it. I buried it on the entrance to our property.
The witches bottle will destroy negativity and evil before it enters your home.
For more history and another Witch Bottle spell, do a quick search on the web, or read about it here!