Spells should be done on certain days depending on their purpose. The Sun, Moon and the first five planets to be discovered all "rule" certain days, as well as aspects of the "human endeavour."

Ygraine's Prophetic Dream Oil

Materials:
Herbs: Aurus Root, Vervain, Bay Laurel, Cinquefoil
Essential Oils: Pepermint, Jasmine, Rose
Container for heating oil (ex. pot, or small cauldron)
Heat source for heating oil ( ex. stove, or bunson burner)
Base oil: Olive oil

Procedure
First warm up a base oil of olive oil. Use as much base oil as you intend to make, because it will make up the majority of your oil. When it is warm, add some Aurus root to stabilize it. Then add the following herbs : Vervain, Bay laurel, Cinquefoil. And the following essential oils: Pepermint, Jasmine, Rose. Take off of heat source and poor into bottle. I intentionally left the ammounts off because i have always felt that when performing spells of this nature one's intuition on amounts should be followed. Usually a pinch or a few drops are appropriate, but the exact amount is up to you.

If you would like the goddess (of the moon) to grant you a wish, then take a piece of paper in the planetary color of the person (or object) that your wish concern; then light the candle and wait for it to burn down, as it does so, the spell will be working. Here is the invocation which will help the spell to work.

"Upon this candle will I write
What I request of thee this night
Grant what I wish you to do;
I dedicate this rite to you.
I trust that you will grant this boon
O lovely Goddess of the Moon.

From Poppy

 Night Prayer

O gracious Goddess,
Mother of the Night,
Be with me in my dreams,
Until the morning light.

From Eyleanan

How to Make a Dream Pillow
Oils
Bergamot: (not the mint kind!) soothes the nerves, gives relaxing sleep.
Hyacinth: stops nightmares.
Jasmine: helps increase psychic dreams, lifts depression, quiets the nerves;  is calming.
Lavendar: relaxing deep sleep.
Lilac: recalling past lives.
Mimosa: prophetic dreams; getting to the truth; making decisions.

Herbs
Angelica : prophetic dreams and visions.
Anise: use just a little to repel nightmares.
Bay Laurel: inspiration; repels negativity.
Cedar: helps to repel bad dreams.
Cloves: use just a tiny amount because of the strong odor. Retrieving buried memories.
Hops: restful sleep and healing.
Marjoram: relieves depression.
Mugwort: visions and prophetic dreams.
Mullein: repels bad dreams.
Rosemary: use just a little as it is very strongly scented. Avoid nightmares and headaches.
St. Johns Wort: banishes spirits.
Valerian: deep rest. Some cats love this herb as much as catnip so keep it out of their reach!

The supplies you will need to create a dream pillow are: a piece of plain or muslin cloth; a piece of fancy cloth or of a material you can decorate; your choice of herbs and oils; an eye-dropper; wooden or glass bowl; wooden spoon. It is never good to mix herbs and oils with or in anything metal!

Before beginning the dream pillow, decide what you will be using it for: to repel bad dreams, strengthen your prophetic abilities, rest and healing, etc. Choose your herbs and oils according to the pillow's use.

To make a dream pillow, cut out two pieces of muslin or plain cloth to hold the herbs. These pieces of muslin should each be 12" by 8". With the wrong sides of the material (if there are any) together, stitch down the 8 inch side to the depth of 3/4"; stitch the same depth across one 12" end and across the other 8" side. Three sides of the fabric should be sew. Turn this little bag inside out so the seams are now on the inside. This is the "inner pillow" in which you will put your herbal mixture.

Using fancier material, or a cloth you can paint or embroider, cut two more pieces of material 12 inches by 8 inches. Stitch them the same as the "inner pillow" except sew only to a depth of 3/8 inch. As with the inner pillow, turn it so the seams are on the inside. If you wish embroider it in any design or decorate it with fabric paints. If you plan to make this cover removable for washing, turn down a small hem on the open end and attach small Velcro disks or snaps to keep it closed.

In a large wooden or glass bowl, mix together the herbs you have chosen with a wooden spoon. This is done gently, rather Iike tossing a salad. With the eye-dropper, add the chosen oils to the herbs. Use no more than a total of 5-6 drops at a time until you reach a strength to your taste. Remember, what smells nice standing over the bowl may well be too strong when you sleep on the pillow, so use restraint.

Fill your "inner pillow" with the herbal mixture. Don't pack it full or it will be uncomfortable to sleep on. Leave it a little flat. Turn in a little of the open end so the raw edges are inside, then sew this end shut. Slide this inside your decorated cover, attach the fasteners, and you are ready for sweet dreams.

-Submitted by Clio from a site she found on the web.

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