How to make Dragon Dust

After many years of studying various  Pagan religions,History, Culture, Religious Celebrations

Both Ancient and Modern

there is some things all Civilizations have in Common

DRAGONS 

Dragons are found in Every Culture on Earth from  Greek to Egyptian to  Inca to Native American to Roman to Persian to  Sumerian to Babylonian to African Cultures to  Japanese and Chinese Cultures to ancient Atlantean legends they all speak of the power and Wonder of Dragons

Dragons are misunderstood they are not Evil They are Protectors or Guardians.

in many Stories Dragons were the very first Creation the Gods and Goddess Created

They are Guardians of the Elements  Protector of the Realms

Both the Destroyer and the Creator

As we are now in the age of Aquarius the Dragons are coming back

Slowly they are Waking up  no not  like it is in movies Destroying Villages 

But Waking up in our Hearts and Souls

Dragon Art, Statues , Movies, Tv Shows Showcasing Dragons

such as Game of Thrones

Today I am showing  how to make Dragon Dust

What is Dragon Dust?

Dragon Dust is magical Incense Designed to Draw Dragon magic and Dragons to You

Dragons  are Powerful Ancient Beings 

Unlike Fairies or Fae or Elves or Gnomes

Dragons  Pick who they follow.

  Like Fae or Faires once  a Dragon Picks you  that Dragon is bound to you Forever

even follow you when you are reincarnated or Reborn  

The main ingredient of Dragon Dust is the Herb Dragons Blood

Dragon's blood is a bright red resin that is obtained from different species of a number of distinct plant genera: Croton, Dracaena, Daemonorops, Calamus rotang and Pterocarpus.

However, the most common species to obtain the resin from is Dracaena cinnabari, otherwise known as the Dragon's Blood Tree.

The therapeutic properties of Dragon's blood includes the following: anesthetic, anti-allergic, anti-inflammatory, antibacterial, anti-dysenteric, antifungal, anti-hemorrhagic (reduce bleeding), anti-leukemia, antioxidant, antiseptic, anti-tumor, antiviral, neurasthenic (reduce nerve pain) and wound healer and also includes analgesic (pain-reliever), anti-cancerous, anti-itch, anti-ulcerous and astringent properties.

It also has a protective action on the skin and coupled to the wonderful anti-bacterial properties makes it a natural to be included in a product to fight acne.

Not withstanding the anti-bacterial effect on the skin, it also exhibits powerful anti-viral properties.

Apart from all these very positive qualities, Dragon's blood also has very good anti-oxidant properties which also help to protect the DNA in the skin cell, which protects the skin from genetic alteration.

It also has a protective effect on the skin as it protects the skin from oxidative free radicals.

When burnt, Dragon's Blood creates a strong herbal and spicy fragrance. It's traditionally used in Indian ceremonies to get rid of negative energies and spirits and is regarded as having cleansing properties. It's also calming, and some believe it has aphrodisiacal properties, too, especially if you leave a piece under your mattress.

As well as for burning, the resin has gained other uses throughout history. In the 18th century Italian violinmakers are said to have used it as a source of varnish for their instruments, and the Greeks and Romans regarded it as having medicinal properties. The warriors in ancient China used to carry it with them when going into battle. If they were wounded they used the resin to stop their wounds bleeding so much

it is rubbed on the skin and it protects against embers from fire and heat

It is used as a colouring matter for varnishes, tooth-pastes, tinctures, plasters, for dyeing horn to imitate tortoiseshell, etc.

Medicinal: The resin of Dragon's Blood is used externally as a wash to promote healing and stop bleeding. Internally it is used for chest pains, post-partum bleeding, internal traumas, and menstrual irregularities.

Dragon's Blood Bath Salt

Quantity: Prepare yourself in style for your rituals and celebrations. Made with pure seasalt and clean straight resin.

Dragon's Blood Oil:

Dragon's blood oil is good for protection and empowerment and is especially helpful for defense on the astral plane. Like any sword, it has two sides; it can be used in offense as well as defense. On the other hand, some folks work love magick with dragon's blood oil--its red color amplifies the passion of a work and its Mars association increases the power. This magick oil is made by steeping the best refined Chinese dragon's blood resin in safflower oil. Like the dragon's blood palm itself, safflower is a Mars plant (and even contains the Mars metal, iron), so the power of this oil is doubled. In addition, the oil is scented with opoponax, a Mars/Pluto resin that is especially effective for protection as well as for acquiring the kind of knowledge one might wish to gain on the astral plane. It's also nicely fragrant. Dragon's blood resin is a colorant, so this oil can stain clothes. Because this is made from resins instead of essential oils, it will settle out after it sits for a while, so shake thoroughly before using. Store in a cool, dark place.

the resin from this palm tree is burned to entice errant lovers to return which is usually done by women seated near an open window, looking outside, at night. A stick of it placed under the pillow or mattress will cure impotency. Its resin is a powerful protectorate that when carried, smoldered as incense, or sprinkled around the house will drive away evil and negativity. A pinch of it added to other incenses will increase their potency and power. According to Cunningham, in order to quiet a noisy house, use the powder mixed with sugar and salt and place a bottle to be hidden somewhere in the house where it can't be found. The result will be peace and quiet within the house.

Magickal Herblists have been stirred by the properties and uses of the resin for generations. Due to its color of red and its pleasing odors. Dragons Blood is widely used in love magick and workings of the heart. Also widely used as a funeral herb, it is most common to burn the resin as incense during funeral rites, for ease of transition. It is said to place a piece of the plant under the mattress cures impotency. It is also added to love sachets and spells to give greater potency of other herbs for magick and rituals when blended together.

Sorry for Talking so much  in order for me to Teach you how to make it  you much learn Dragon history and Lore and what Dragon magic and Dragon Blood is  first now for the Recipe for Dragon Dust

1 ounce  Dragon’s blood  Resin  ( important )

1/2 teaspoon frankincense powder

1/2 teaspoon  benzoin  powder

1 teaspoon  sandalwood powder

1/4 teaspoon myrrh powder

1 tiny Seashell

A pinch of Sea Salt or dead sea salt

1/4 teaspoon  cinnamon  Fresh grated is best 

1/4 teaspoon  dried Marigold petals

1/4 teaspoon  dried Mugwort 
1/4 teaspoon dried pennyroyal petals or mint works just fine too

1/4 teaspoon dried  Yarrow petals

 1 or 2  small pieces of Jade  or Agate or Quartz Crystal Lapis works great too  

Using a mortar and pestle, grind the  ingredients together.

To this base add  the crystals and seashell for your specific need. you can also add any essential oil  you wish.  When done place the dust  in a small glass jar or bottle. If possible, find a bottle colored the same  as the dust's purpose. Light a white candle before mixing the dust, drip the candle wax to seal the bottle.

Dragon ink:

Dragon's Blood ink  Recipe

this is Ink used to write magical incantations and spells 

very useful for  Calling of Dragon spell   

You will need:

1 Part of powdered true Dragon's Blood Resin (it's the Key Ingredient)

you find it in herbal shops and pagan / wiccan shops and online shops 

12-15 Parts of Alcohol (for the dilution of the resin)

1 Part of Arabic Gum (for making the solution more Colloidal so that the ink stays on the Pen)

few drops  Cinnamon   Musk or Sandalwood  Essential oil  

The procedure is simple. Make all your resin a powder and add the ground Arabic Gum. Then add the alcohol just a little bit every time, till all the powder is dissolved completely. This might take some minutes.

Dragon's Blood Resin and Powdered Resin

Filter through a strainer on which you have attached a piece of cloth (a clean piece of cloth of course, but a cloth you will not need again because after that you will dump it).

Store the ink in a fancy Red Bottle and inscribe on it the name of your Ink. Keep on your altar ready to be used

When you Do Dragon Magic use this Ink for Spells

Dragon ink has many uses Such as Henna  Tattoos

Dragon  Box

Buy or make a box out of any material you like, even use a small Cauldron decorate it with dragon images and dragon runes.   1 quartz crystal , and Dragon Statues  put inside Coins  Pennies and  Dragon Dust  and Dragon Ink

Put the box in a magical part of your house that faces  North

I keep mine next to my Altar  

Meditate for a moment on contacting your Dragon and then say:

I send my Call, I send my voice

To the Dragon, who by choice,

Shares with me his/her friendship true

I send respect back out to you!

Come my friend upon swift wing

So together we may sing!

Come and share some time with me

In trust and love, so mote it be!

Visit your dragon spell box once or twice a week, and tell it that you trust in its work