#jar honey

[clemenssetz]

Chile Barbeque Sauce This hot sauce is excellent for dipping chicken wings or grilling meats. 1 teaspoon garlic powder, 1 bottle barbeque sauce, 1 tablespoon dried minced onion flakes, 1 bottle chile sauce, 1 jar honey

[santinoelliott]

Sauces - Chile Barbeque Sauce This is a great spicy sauce for grilling meats or dipping chicken wings.

[clarissasbakery]

some object ocs i made…. i think they’re all related, like a worker bee hive

[moodboard-d]

[bbearicca]

[the-nefarious-vampire]

do everything in life with the determination of a pre-t trans guy trying to get the lid off a jar by himself

[sonoyin]

Taking a break from the Pink

Heres some bees!

[chasingrainbowsforever]

~ Yellow Fever ~

[goobersplat]

Jars of Bouncy Balls

1 - 2 - 3 - 4

[shiftythrifting]

All seeing porcelain cat

A cup that just heard some juicy gossip

“My Dad’s Okay”

Two shell lights back to back

Honey Hookers; my favorite type of cookies

Some old marshmallows in a glass jar now become vintage marshmallows! They did make a nice rattling sound

[aprettyjewishyear]

Oh, Honey. oil painting by Hallie Kohn.

[rozugold]

Deleted scenes time!!! He made them pancakes. Presumably really bad pancakes since they don’t have any eggs.

[clarissasbakery]

never showed this here, but this is an oc i made! her name is miss honey and she’s a school teacher

[stillhashed]

whoa hi there elliott

[icicleteeth]

Woke up to find out my shelf was picked for FFXIV’s furnishing design contest!! 

(+ two other designs I submitted!)

[araclectic]

٭❀٭٭❀٭ Sweetening Jars ٭❀٭٭❀٭

The basic function of a sweetening jar is to... sweeten! This spell can be used for relationships, situations, groups, organizations- really anything you'd like to make sweet towards the recipient.

Originally from hoodoo and folk magic, Sweetening jars have been used for centuries and in many different pagan and spiritual practices. Here are some variations of this spell:

Honey Jars

Perhaps the most widely used and known version of a sweetening jar is the honey jar. Many places around the world did not have access to sugar (or it was extremely expensive) for a good long while. Honey was often the main source of sweetness and was more readily available for use in magic.

Slow & Sweet:

Honey is a natural sweetener that undergoes a slow transformation as it is created. The nature of how it moves & flows is steady and slow. Magic incorporating honey will be slower, but the effects might be longer lasting. Sometimes fast working magic isn't always the answer, such as when we want a situation or person to slowly sweeten towards us over time. This is the place and time for honey jars!

How to Make a Honey Jar:

Also See:

Prepping For a Spell

Setting Up a Ritual Space For Spellwork

Components needed:

Honey

Jar/container with a lid

paper and pen

Casting:

Intention is everything, and all ingredients/components in a spell must know why they are there working for you. Make sure your intentions are clear going into the spell. Tell the honey that it is here to sweeten your intended person/place/thing/situation. Let your jar know that it is the container of this spell and these energies. Set powerful intention as you continue through the steps.

Begin to fill your container with the honey. About halfway full, pause and write out the recipient of the spell's full name on one side of the paper, and the target upside down adjacent to the recipient so as you fold the paper in half, the names meet.

Add the folded paper into the jar, then continue filling to the top, sealing with (yes) intention. Optionally you can light a candle of corresponding color on top of the jar, either sealing it with the wax (if you intend to not re-open it) or just letting the energy of the fire boost the working. You may add as many situations or people into the sweetening jar over time as you see fit.

Remember, honey moves slowly. Keep this in mind, as the energies may be powerful but slower working. Set the honey jar on an altar or in a space you often pass by in the home, re-energizing the jar every time you see it.

Sugar Jars

Sugar is another effective way of creating a sweetening jar. In this method, water is used as a vessel to contain and amplify the sugar. Water is faster moving than honey, so this version of the spell is best for workings that need to be fast acting.

Water is Receptive:

Water is one of the most powerful magical tools available to us. Our bodies are mostly water, we drink it in order to survive, it ensures that our planet and all living things thrive and grow. In combination with sugar, we have a highly effective mixture for ushering in an abundance of sweetness.

How to Make a Sugar Jar:

Components needed:

Sugar

Water

Jar/container

Paper & pen

Casting:

As stated above, intention is everything. Speak your intentions to your tools. Fill your jar/container with water, then scoop in the sugar while thinking about your desired outcome. Fill the water until it is properly saturated with sugar (it should be so sweet you wouldn't want to drink it). Once again, write the names across from each other on the paper, fold it, then add it to the jar. You can even add some glitter for added effect. Close the jar, then swirl the liquid creating a vortex inside. Seal the spell with a candle if you see fit and leave it on an altar or commonly seen space in your home. Swirl it to re-activate the spell.

This spell is highly effective if you are in need of fast acting magic and sweetness, but it may not be as long lasting as a honey jar. Try making one of each for the benefits of both spells.

In Conclusion:

Sweetening jars are a great way to bring some sweetness/love/luck into your life. They can be used to sweeten relationships, situations, groups, and even for self-love. Honey jars are slow moving but long lasting, and sugar jars are fast acting but shorter lasting. This magic is great for beginners and experienced witches alike. Go forth and add some sweetness to your life!