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for their statues or even chewing it. The Kasdamyoon has<br />

said that bush-grass is accepted by all statues and images,<br />

which is why it is used in all the incenses and formulas.<br />

From these formulas there is one among them where<br />

the bees do not come near the bee keeper when he gets<br />

dose to the bee hive to get the honey out and that is by<br />

taking powdered hibiscus leaves and wet it with oil then<br />

rub it all over the body or any part which will be revealed<br />

to the bees.<br />

There is also the charm that Kothamy said he tried for<br />

killing fleas is by taking colocynth seed with quicklime<br />

and the root of Egyptian cucumber. Grind mem and add<br />

some stinky red comfrey. Melt plenty of salt in water and<br />

soak the mixture in that water, then spray it around the<br />

beds and the house and you will never see any fleas again.<br />

There is a formula used for rotten alcoholic drinks if<br />

they are already rotten or about to be rotten and taste like<br />

vinegar and the way it is done is by taking chickpea, rub it<br />

with oil and put it in a pan, fry it on very low heat and stir<br />

it constantly. Then grind it after it cools down and add to<br />

the alcoholic drinks according to their sourness and level<br />

of rottenness starting from two ounce to quarter pound to<br />

one third of a pound in each ten bottles. Then leave it sit<br />

the same amount of lime that requires making the<br />

alcoholic drinks and that will take the rottenness away.<br />

There is a formula for preventing hailstones from<br />

raining down and the way it is made is by taking a snake<br />

and cut it into pieces and you put piece after piece on the<br />

brazier facing the wind and the smoke of the snake will<br />

prevent the clouds of hailstones from raining down and it<br />

would keep it away from that area.

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