BALCK CANDLES ARE NOT AN ISSUE!

     Having encountered the black magic practices for the first time, a person observes that he lacks a great deal of articles essential for his work.
    Take one example, a fresh bull heart and blood for the pay-off are normally collected from the butchery seeing to it that blood does not coagulate.
    Chicken legs, the mortuary wastes such as soap and bandages belonged to the deceased and some other articles of no pleasure for the average men are get by the instrumentality of acquaintance pathoanatomists.
    However, such articles in demand as black candles, which are essential for almost every rite, always puzzle beginners.
    Yes, we may make use of wax candles positioned upside down, having preliminarily spitted them over and cut on the other side. But a magician shall always have black candles available nevertheless.

    The simplest method to make black candles is given below.

    Ingredients are as follows:

- Wax,
- Wicks,
- Printer refilling powder of black colour (it is easier to get it than to buy and grind the activated carbon to powder or look for the textile dye),
- A cardboard package box previously used to keep big medical ampoules,
- Plastic food wrap,
- A metal reservoir to melt wax.

    You shall buy quality wax from bee-keepers or, if your good luck holds, finished unconsecrated candles as in this case you’ll get ready-to-use wicks. Estimate the size of a candle. If it is less than 10cm, you may use the above mentioned box (lined with the food wrap!). In case you need longer and thicker candles, devise some other container yourself. You may take our tips and make use of empty toothpaste tubes, pen shells or toothbrush cases…To facilitate your work, line all these containers with the thin food wrap.
    Place a saucepan full of water on the stove and then put wax or unconsecrated!!!!! candles in it. Melt the same and take wicks out of the liquid. Cut them to the length desired.
    Once all the wax gets melted entirely, pour it (a little!) into 10 sections of our cardboard box designed to keep ampoules. Wait until it thickens slightly. Then place wicks on the wax with care and again fill sections with wax to the brim. Wait for about 20 minutes. If you cannot wait any longer to proceed with this procedure, put the box filled with wax into the fridge.
    After that, take half-finished candles out of every section carefully. They are not of perfectly regular shape. Therefore, recollect your kindergarten moulding lessons and just roll candles along a plane surface to smooth out all roughnesses.
    In case you have over-exposed candles to the cold and they have become fragile, warm them up with the hairdryer.
    Voila! You may store ten «assistants» of yours to make hay out of them when an opportunity presents itself.

    There is one more method to make candles by dipping wicks and building up candles gradually in so doing, this method is a bit less productive though.

    May success in your struggle for justice wait upon you, novice practitioners!