Incense Recipes
Lughnasadh Incense
2 parts benzoin
1 part oak wood
½ part gorse flowers
½ part basil
½ part borage
2 parts frankincense
A few drops of pine oil
Blend together and burn on charcoal
Warrior Incense
4 parts frankincense
½ part borage
½ part basil
½ part fennel
½ part sunflower petals
½ nasturtium petals
1 part elm wood
A few drops of fennel oil
Blend together and burn on charcoal
Horned God Incense
½ part oak moss
1 part benzoin
1 part pine resin
2 parts crushed juniper berries
Few drops cedar oil
Mix together and burn on charcoal.
Courage Incense
3 parts frankincense
½ part borage leaves
½ part dragon’s blood
Few drops thyme oil
Mix together and burn on charcoal.
Herne Incense
1 part oak bark
½ part yarrow
Few drops oak moss oil
½ part pine resin
2 parts crushed juniper berries
3 parts frankincense
Mix together and burn on charcoal.
Lugh Incense
3 parts frankincense
1 part oak bark
½ part mistletoe
1 part heather flowers
Mix together and burn on charcoal.
Lughnasa Incense
1 part oak bark
½ part pine resin
Few drops oak moss oil
½ part ash leaves
2 parts red sandalwood
½ part wormwood
1 part cedar wood
Few drops cedar oil
3 parts frankincense
Mix together and burn on charcoal.
Lleu Llaw Gyffes [Welsh, son of Arianrhod]:
½ part borage flowers and leaves
1 part hazel wood
1 part holly wood
Mix together and burn on charcoal.
Herbs and Plants of Lughnassadh
Lughnassadh is the first of the three harvest Sabbats. It marks the beginning of the harvest season
and the decline of Summer into Winter. Many grains, seeds, herbs and fruits can be harvested and
dried at this time for later use through the remaining year. Corn is one of the vital crops harvested
now, and in some areas the sacrifice of the corn king is performed.
Herbs and plants associated with this sabbat are:
acacial flowers
aloe
apple leaf
barley
basil
bee pollen
bilberry leaf
black berries
blackthorn
blueberry leaf
boneset
clover blossom
comfrey
corn/cornstalks
crab apples
elder
fenugreek
first fruits and vegetables of the garden
frankincense
garlic
goldenrod
grapes
grape vine
hazelnut
heather
heliotrope
holly
hollyhock
hops
irish moss
ivy
marigold
meadowsweet
milkweed
mint
mistletoe
mugwort
mushroom
myrtle
nasturtium
oak
oat
onion
pears
peony
poppy
Queen Anne's lace
raspberry leaf
rice
rose
rye
sloe
strawberry leaf
sunflower
vervain
yarrow
Lughnasadh Incense
2 parts benzoin
1 part oak wood
½ part gorse flowers
½ part basil
½ part borage
2 parts frankincense
A few drops of pine oil
Blend together and burn on charcoal
Warrior Incense
4 parts frankincense
½ part borage
½ part basil
½ part fennel
½ part sunflower petals
½ nasturtium petals
1 part elm wood
A few drops of fennel oil
Blend together and burn on charcoal
Horned God Incense
½ part oak moss
1 part benzoin
1 part pine resin
2 parts crushed juniper berries
Few drops cedar oil
Mix together and burn on charcoal.
Courage Incense
3 parts frankincense
½ part borage leaves
½ part dragon’s blood
Few drops thyme oil
Mix together and burn on charcoal.
Herne Incense
1 part oak bark
½ part yarrow
Few drops oak moss oil
½ part pine resin
2 parts crushed juniper berries
3 parts frankincense
Mix together and burn on charcoal.
Lugh Incense
3 parts frankincense
1 part oak bark
½ part mistletoe
1 part heather flowers
Mix together and burn on charcoal.
Lughnasa Incense
1 part oak bark
½ part pine resin
Few drops oak moss oil
½ part ash leaves
2 parts red sandalwood
½ part wormwood
1 part cedar wood
Few drops cedar oil
3 parts frankincense
Mix together and burn on charcoal.
Lleu Llaw Gyffes [Welsh, son of Arianrhod]:
½ part borage flowers and leaves
1 part hazel wood
1 part holly wood
Mix together and burn on charcoal.
Herbs and Plants of Lughnassadh
Lughnassadh is the first of the three harvest Sabbats. It marks the beginning of the harvest season
and the decline of Summer into Winter. Many grains, seeds, herbs and fruits can be harvested and
dried at this time for later use through the remaining year. Corn is one of the vital crops harvested
now, and in some areas the sacrifice of the corn king is performed.
Herbs and plants associated with this sabbat are:
acacial flowers
aloe
apple leaf
barley
basil
bee pollen
bilberry leaf
black berries
blackthorn
blueberry leaf
boneset
clover blossom
comfrey
corn/cornstalks
crab apples
elder
fenugreek
first fruits and vegetables of the garden
frankincense
garlic
goldenrod
grapes
grape vine
hazelnut
heather
heliotrope
holly
hollyhock
hops
irish moss
ivy
marigold
meadowsweet
milkweed
mint
mistletoe
mugwort
mushroom
myrtle
nasturtium
oak
oat
onion
pears
peony
poppy
Queen Anne's lace
raspberry leaf
rice
rose
rye
sloe
strawberry leaf
sunflower
vervain
yarrow
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