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Amy Kathryns' Grimoire of Potions and Incantations
Introduction If you’ve been wanting to cast spells and make potions but felt stuck on what to do first, how to do it safely, or how to tell what “worked,” you’re in the right place. Whether you’re brand-new or returning to practice after…
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…A quick warning sign list (use this as a checkpoint, not a source of fear): if your candle throws wax erratically across the dish, if the smoke irritates your eyes or throat, or if the flame flickers wildly due to drafts, stop. Reset your setup and begin again. When you consciously avoid these pitfalls, candle work becomes reliable. It stops feeling like a gamble and starts feeling like something you can confidently do again next week – clean, focused, and grounded in real, tangible action. This is the thread that carries forward, seamlessly, into your potion-making: you learn to hold intention steady, then follow through until the working is truly, completely finished.