Incense for Suits

Incense for Suits

Cups relates to the Element of water, emotions, feelings, intuition,
and psychic skills.  To attune, use an incense of myrrh, jasmine oil,
willow bark, rowan berries, and chamomile flowers.

Discs relates to the Element of earth, the body and the material
plane, money, and possessions.  To attune, blend an incense from pine
resin, patchouli oil, pine wood, sage, honeysuckle flowers, and
cypress needles.

Swords relates to the Element of air, mental activity, and
communication.  To attune, blend an incense of benzoin, acacia,
lavender oil and flowers, ceder wood, and mint leaves.

Wands relates to the Element of fire, creativity, life enegry, and
the spirit.  Make an incense from frankicense, rosemary oil, oak
bark, crushed juniper berries, and marigold petals.


Incense for the Major Arcana

You can also use incense to attune to cards of the Major Arcana.  The
following are some examples:

The Fool:  Frankicense, oak bark, hawthorn blossom, and the buds and
leaves of any forest trees.

The High Priest/Magician: Chamomile, fennel, fern, mint, marigold
petals, yarrow flowers, and ash bark or leaves.

The High Priestess:  Myrrh, willow bark, rowan berries, and white
sandalwood.

The Lovers: Frankicense, lavender flowers and oil, apple,
meadowsweet, myrtle, violet, hawthorn, and rose.

Strength: Frankicense, borage, nasturtium, basil, tarragon, and
fennel.

The Wheel of Fortune:  Ash, chervil, pine, caraway, poppy, and ivy.

Death:  Rosemary, rue, parsley, cypress, myrrh, ivy, and corn.

The Moon:  Rose petals, frankicense, poppy, cinquefoil, mugwort,
willow bark, and myrrh.

The World:  Oak, mistletoe, ash bark, and leaves, apple bark and
blossom, frankicense, sandalwood, and bistort root.

Anne Franklin

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