Herbal Teas, Magickal Teas

Blend the teas for a recipe in a plastic baggie, mixing dish, or glass jar, then measure out one tablespoonful per cup of tea. The tea base is Black Tea, by adding milk to your brew, you can usually come up with a rather flavorful beverage. I, myself, prefer a strong tea with lots of sugar and no milk. But the addition of a sweetener may affect the herbs' potency, so more tea may be taken when diluted with milk or cream. Store your tea-blends in a closed jar in a cabinet away from light.

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Tea for Divination:

1	Tablespoon	China Black, English Breakfast or Irish Breakfast tea
1	Tablespoon	Mugwort
1	Tablespoon	Rose Hips
1	Teaspoon	Eyebright
2	Teaspoons	Lemon Balm

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Tea for Psychic Healing:

1	Tablespoon	China Black Tea
2	Teaspoons	Burdock Root
1	Teaspoon	Elder Flower
2	Teaspoons	Mullein
1	Teaspoon	Nettle
2	Teaspoons	Rose Hips

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Tea for Love (Spells):

1	Tablespoon	China Black Tea
2	Teaspoons	Chamomile
1	Teaspoon	Damiana
1	Tablespoon	Mullein
1	Teaspoon	Rasberry Leaves
2	Teaspoons	Rose Hips

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Tea for Meditation:

1	Tablespoon	China Black or English Breakfast Tea
2	Teaspoons	Chamomile
1	Teaspoon	Rose Hips
2	Teaspoons	Elder Flower

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Tea for Purification:

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Tea for Relaxation:

1	Tablespoon	English Breakfast Tea
1	Teaspoon	Chamomile
1	Teaspoon	Elder Flower
2	Teaspoons	Hops
2	Teaspoons	Rose Hips
1	Teaspoon	Valerian

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Tea for Health (Spells):

1	Tablespoon	China Black Tea
1	Teaspoon	Elder Flower
2	Teaspoons	Fennel
2	Teaspoons	Hops
1	Teaspoon	Mint
1	Teaspoon	Mullein
2	Teaspoons	Rose Hips
1	Teaspoon	White Oak

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Tea for Protection (7 Herbal Powers):

1	Tablespoon	Irish or English Breakfast Tea
1	Teaspoon	Comfrey
1	Teaspoon	Hyssop
2	Teaspoons	Elder Flower
2	Teaspoons	Rose Hips
1	Teaspoon	Valerian
1	Teaspoon	Linden Flower (tila)
2	Teaspoons	Burdock Root