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Usage examples of empowered.

The sachet would act as amulet of protection, but because it was empowered it would also be a talisman, attracting health, abundance or love, according to its composition.

Traditionally, sachets of empowered herbs were tied with three, six or nine knots of ribbon or twine, these being magical numbers.

Protective crystals (see page 153) also make good amulets and empowered herbs of protection (see Chapter 6), carried in a purse or bag are potent in the same way.

Pepper also works wonders for keeping away the office vamp or Adonis and if you think your partner is at risk from temptation, add the empowered condiment to a salad and they will absorb the protection.

Since the honey will also be empowered, you can absorb the protective magick by using it in a drink or sandwich.

In this place you would have your dried herbs, healing oils and incenses, favourite flower essences, coloured bottles containing empowered water and small crystals or glass nuggets.

They can be further empowered by adding crystals of the same colour as the bottle to the water.

By combining the magical and healing colour associations of the different colours, you can adapt your empowered waters for almost any need.

A darker blue, perhaps empowered in a deep blue bottle with a sodalite crystal, is calming and so the infused colour would help to alleviate panic experienced when flying.

It can then be passed through the other elements or empowered by passing over the pentacle incense for Air, a candle for Fire and burning oils or water itself for the Water element.

It should be kept covered and separate from domestic salt and it must be empowered before use.

Then take the empowered coins and leave them in an open jar in the moonlight until the full moon.

If working as a group, once the clay has been empowered with the ritual substances, you could pass it round for each person to fashion it and add their energies.

The same rules were observed in the provincial assemblies, the annual synods, which were empowered to hear complaints, and to redress grievances.

But as the imprudence or prodigality of a dying man might exhaust the inheritance, and leave only risk and labor to his successor, he was empowered to retain the Falcidian portion.