A practical guide to the use of ink in spells and rituals • Shares simple recipes for creating your own magical inks in 5 important colors—black, red, brown, purple, and blue • Explores the magical symbolism of different colors of ink and what kind of spells and rituals each is most suited for • Explains how to charge ink for spellwork, including sharing spells, and how to use magical ink for divination, banishing, protection, summoning, and curse breaking Ink is a potent energy conductor that can capture, store, charge, transport, and amplify energy. It has exceptional symbolic and magical power. In this concise yet comprehensive guide to the magical use of ink, Noémie Myara explores ink as a valuable ally for witches and other magical practitioners. She explains how it was first used as an alternative for blood in spells and rituals and was quickly recognized as a powerful and versatile magical component in its own right, whether used in witchcraft, hoodoo, or high magic. Examining the creation of magical ink in depth, the author looks at the properties of the natural elements, such as herbs and resins, that go into its composition. She shares simple recipes without rare ingredients for creating your own magical inks in 5 important colors—black, red, brown, purple, and blue. She explores the magical symbolism of different colors of ink and their correspondences to planets, Sabbats, elements, chakras, and deities, as well as what kind of spells and rituals each is most suited for. Revealing the steps necessary to transform ink into a magical ally, the author explains how to store intentions in ink and charge it through ritual with influences from stars, spirits, and deities to give it the power needed for casting spells. She looks at the use of ink for creating a magic circle for summoning and its use in divination, as well as sharing spells for banishing rituals, protection, and curse breaking. With this practical guide, you will be able to enrich your spellwork and personal grimoire with the magical occult powers of ink.