Bottle of Healing

Gather your ingredients and invoke your water god/goddess, or the element of water if you don't worship one, laying out your offerings after. Chant the following as many times, and as fast or slow, as you see fit while you grind the almonds into a fine powder.

"(God/goddess name), grant me your power,
Imbue these almonds with your blessing.
This is my wish, so mote it be."

Once you are finished, pour the water into your bottle or jar. Pray to your god/goddess and sprinkle the almond powder into the liquid. After you have distilled all of the powder in the water, close the ritual.

To apply: Get a clean, smooth cloth and pour some of the potion onto a corner of it. Remember, a little goes a long way. Press the wet cloth to your wound and hold it for about thirty seconds. This may result in a little bit of puffiness around where it was--this is entirely natural, don't freak out! The potion is supposed to do this. If it doesn't, don't worry. Take a small sip of the potion immediately after and then rest for a few hours to allow your body to heal entirely. For more serious cuts, see a doctor and use the potion with any medication they give you.

There are times in life where we don't have time to prepare an elaborate ritual. That's alright, I've got you covered. Chew an almond into a paste-like consistency, then apply to your wound. Leave it there for a few moments--just enough for the puffiness to begin--and then rinse it off and carry off with your day. I use this form most often, and it works the most for me, so I'd recommend this if the potion itself doesn't work.