Use in Magic: Placed under the mattress for love; carried to attract money and to dispel the Evil Eye. Use in Magic: For protection and to avoid being jinxed, especially if you are doing a job on someone else. Use in Magic: For "cut-and-clear" spells to remove old conditions and open the way to draw a new lover.

Use in Magic: Protects against evil, cleanses, ensures fidelity; gives a woman domination in the home. Use in Magic: A famous hand wash said to bring in the winnings at cards, bingo, keno, slots, etc. with full instructions for preparation and personal use. (7 day supply with FREE wooden scoop).

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Use in Magic: A twining vine with sweet-smelling flowers, it is used to entangle and tie a lover to you. Buhner explores the commonalities among these individuals in their approach to learning from the plant world and outlines the specific steps involved. To make an ointment, melt your base ingredient with heat and add your powdered herbs. Transfer the mixture to an airtight container while it is still warm, but do not secure with a lid until the ointment has cooled completely. Alkanet, Asafoetida, Bay, Benzoin, Bloodroot, Cedar, Chamomile, Coconut, Copal, Eucalyptus, Euphorbia, Fennel, Grapefruit, Hyssop, Iris, Lavender, Lemon, Lime, Mimosa, Myrrh, Parsley, Peppermint, Rosemary, Sage, Shallot, Thyme, Tobacco, Vervain, Yucca. Sexuality This is the perfect book for anyone interested in practicing herbal magic. Plus, it’s a wonderful directory of a variety of plants in addition to a list of goddesses for anyone interested in connecting with them. I usually see these kinds of directories purely in text form, so I was excited to see all the beautiful artwork that accompanied this information. It’s an extra touch that goes a long way.

This guide introduces the magical properties of plants, how to use them, and how to source them, including detailed step-by-step instructions on how to blend them seamlessly into magical recipes to harness their intrinsic powers. Tips for the budding witch cover: Practical experience is invaluable in the field of herbalism. Spend time in nature, identifying and foraging wild plants, and cultivating your own herb garden. Practice making herbal remedies such as teas, tinctures, salves, and infusions. Observe the effects of herbs on your own well-being, and record your observations in a journal. Step 4: Connect with the Herbal Community I'm beginning to accept I'll just need to write off my (relatively minor) loss and find an alternative supplier. Acacia, Acicia, Aconite, Agrimony, Ague Root Aloe, Althea, Bamboo, Basil, Bay, Bloodroot, Blueberry, Cactus, Carnation, Cedar, Cinnamon, Clove, Curry, Dragon’s Blood, Dogwood, Devils Bit, Ebony, Eucalyptus, Fennel, Foxglove, Frankincense, Garlic, Gourd, Grain, Hazel, Hellebore, Ivy, Kelp, Juniper, Larch, Lilac, Liquidamber , Mugwort, Mimosa, Nettle, Olive, Onion, Papyrus, Pepper, Pine, Ragwort, Raspberry, Rosemary, Sage, Sloe, Sandalwood, Tamarisk, Venus Flytrap, Wax Plant Witch Hazel, Yucca Psychic Powers Use in Magic: For making your own Sachet Powders. Use lavender for mastery, power, ambition, control, command. Lavender powders are used when the colour purple is called for.

It’s an introduction to using herbs in your practice; looking at the magical properties of different herbs, how to use them, how to source them, or if you prefer, it talks you through how to harvest and dry your own herbs. Furthermore, it explores how you can blend them into your spells to harness their properties. Use in Magic: Burned and inhaled for psychic abilities, made into tea to wash amulets and crystals. I have been reading comments regarding this clinic called health Med Lab Clinic cure hepatitis B and they all became negative with their natural herbal medicine and i have been ignoring them because i never take it serious because it was written by World Health Organisation(WHO) that hepatitis B,C and A don't have cure but it can be control with Baraclude,entecavir,Bristol-Myers Squibb Use in Magic: For making your own Incense Powders. Use purple for mastery, power, ambition, control, command. The Romans created laurel wreaths to celebrate winners and victors. Tradition revived, albeit with a different meaning, even in the Middle Ages, where the laurel wreath began to spread as a celebration of new doctors (hence the term graduation).

Use in Magic: Used to increase psychic abilities and mental powers, and for protection of children. Use in Magic: Provides magical protection and strengthens those who are weak, timid, afraid, or shy.Use in Magic: For making your own Sachet Powders. Use tan for court case spells, neutrality. Tan powders are used when the colour brown is called for. Use in Magic: Symbolizes the afterlife; the leaves are burned on charcoal to develop personal power. Use in Magic: For making your own Bath Crystals. Use yellow for devotion, prayer, money (gold), cheerfulness, attraction.

Use in Magic: Used by those who wish to control a situation or to dominate a specific person. Powder, for making your own sachet powders. (We also sell Calamus Essential Oil for anointing roots.) Use in Magic: To break curses, hexes, or jinxes that have been cast upon you; to ward off the Evil Eye. I enjoyed the overall experience of reading this book. It has a nice look to it, but there is one font that is hard to read. Otherwise, the design is beautiful and the information provided is sufficient for starting out. I would love to see more herbs and flowers and maybe some extra home decoration/herbal crafts.

The Witch's Herbal Apothecary

Use in Magic: The name means Holy herb; kept on altars as an offering; brewed into a cleansing herb tea. Use in Magic: Used by pregnant women to protect an unborn baby from being "marked" by jealous eyes. Use in Magic: For making your own Bath Crystals. Use lavender for mastery, power, ambition, control, command. Lavender salts are used when the colour purple is called for. Michael Moore, renowned herbalist, teacher, and author of several medicinal plant books, presents a one-of-a-kind guide to over three hundred species of plants geographically ranging from Baja California to Alaska. Use in Magic: Natural colour, for use on an altar or in drawing ritual. This is for a large matched male and female pair (We also sell Lodestone Oil for anointing the stones; 1" x 2" minimum, .)