Rebecca Abernathy Is There A Magic Potion To Disintegrate A Dark Witch?
In the motion picture “The Wizard Of Oz” the wicked witch is seen melting into white vapors due to Dorothy, the witch slayer, throwing a mere bucket of water on her. In reality a plain bucket of water would do absolutely nothing to any witch. Unfortunately for green skinned witches they are more vulnerable than white witches due to the dark demonic magics they practice. If the movie was realistic then it would have to be a very special bucket of water. In order to actually melt, or disintegrate, a dark witch, the water would need to be highly holy in nature. Preferably blessed by a powerful Priest. Although this alone would only repel a wicked witch causing some minor burns. To destroy her you’d need to dilute the following within the holy water:
- A Large Handful Of Witchgrass (Juiced)
- A Cup Of Crushed Hagstone
- A Cup Of Colloidal Silver
- A Tablespoon Of Iron Sulfide
- A Teaspoon Of Holy Salt (Preferably From The Holy Lands)
- A Drop Of Blood From A Witch Hound (A Wolf Bloodhound Hybrid)
- A Dash Of Crushed Rubies (In reality those infamous ruby slippers should repel a witch rather than the witch wearing them.) (Optional unless dealing with an extra powerful witch)
With a bucket of this Dark Witch Destroyer you can rest assured no wicked witch will get 
the better of you! And it does need to be a bucket, or 5 gallons of the potion, fully dousing them for a complete melting into nothingness. Of course a small injection of this potion will also do the trick as well. However getting close to a wicked witch is risky, and you have no way of knowing if they have a protective shield around their body. This potion requires no magic, other than a Priest blessing the water, so any novice can use it to deal with a dark witch. Just be quick about it before they use their unholy powers upon you!
In addition, as a white witch myself, I hesitate to mention this but you can seriously harm, yet not melt, a white witch with a similar potion. You just need to replace the holy water with unholy water blessed by a Dark Priest, and the holy salt with unholy black salt. The colloidal silver would have to be replaced with double the Iron Sulfide while the crushed rubies would need to be swapped with crushed Obsidian. Thankfully the average individual isn’t going to find a Dark Priest in the local phone book!
Hey Rebecca have you created Sigillum Or Pantacles to accommodate for your life workings and experiences?
Have you written a grimmore?
My mother passed down our family Book Of Shadows to me which originates many generations ago in the undersea civilization of Atlantis since I came for a line of Atlantean witches. Thanks to that the book is 100% waterproof. It could sit at the bottom of the ocean for 1000 years, and still be perfect. I add new magical entries to pass down to future generations, my coven, and apprentices. I have also been working on a grimoire with members of my coven. We hope to have it accepted as a text book at various magical schools around the world.
I don’t use Sigils all that often. Once in a while I use Pentacles.
I wish you luck with the publication of your Book 🙂
I use sigils often,quick and results show quickly, why don’t you use them much? But I’m sure i know why.
Good luck.
Thanks! 🙂 I don’t use sigils that often because most of my magic is needed in the moment of battle with the forces of evil. I’m using my own powers, calling upon Goddesses, or reciting a quick incantation.