Let the candle burn for an hour, then extinguish it. Relight the candle, for seven evenings in a row, and on the last evening, let it burn out until it is entirely consumed. Use in Magic: Angelica Root (also known as Holy Ghost Root, Archangel Root, and Dong Quai) is widely thought to be a powerful Guardian and Healer, and to provide Strength to Women.

Buhner explores the commonalities among these individuals in their approach to learning from the plant world and outlines the specific steps involved. The book, for me, is so worth it just for this section alone. I think for a lot of witches who are interested in Green Witchcraft or using herbs in their craft, this is the dream! It's what we hope our Grimoire would look; to have all of the correspondences for the herbs, the key information and a little illustration. Personally, I have started collating something like this for a few herbs, but to have so many done, like this, in such a beautiful way is amazing! It would be so great to have the option to print them or to have them as separate cards to add to your Grimoire. Use in Magic: For "cut-and-clear" spells to remove old conditions and open the way to draw a new lover. Use in Magic: One of the few magic herbs believed to reverse a jinx, curse, or hex after it has been put on you.Explores the outlawed “alternative” medicine of witches suppressed by the state and the Church and how these plants can be used today Use in Magic: Sandalwood chips are burned on charcoal for love, health, money drawing, and protection from evil.

Apart from drinking, you can add your infusion to your bath or use it in any other way that is suitable for your intention. One of my favourite thing about the book is the illustrations of the herbs and flowers with their correspondences - they’re so pretty! It’s how I want my book of shadows to look but I have zero artistic talent. Alfalfa, Aloe, Bamboo, Banyan, Basil, Be-Still, Cabbage, Calamus, China Berry, Chypre, Cinchona, Corn, Daffodil, Daisy, Fern, Grains of Paradise, Heather, Houseleek, Irish Moss, kava-Kave, Male Fern, Moss, Nuts, Orange, Pineapple, Pomegranate, Snakeroot, Star Anise, Straw, Wood Rose. Money Use in Magic: Placed under the mattress for love; carried to attract money and to dispel the Evil Eye. My favourite chapter was 'Herbal Magic Lore.' Aurora looks at Goddesses, trees and fairies. Obviously, I loved the Goddess section. She looks at a range of Goddesses from different pantheons: Roman, Greek, Egyptian, Celtic, Norse, Indigenous North American, Chinese. As well as a little bit of information about the Goddess, the main thing I liked was the herbs and flowers that link to the goddess. This is really nice to know if, like me, you are quite new to working with Goddesses. It’s a really easy way of inviting them in to your practice.This uniquely attractive book educates the reader to both native and introduced species within this region. Use in Magic: For use in a magic spell to bring prosperity to the home and draw customers to a business. It’s important that we learn from powerful women like Rosemary and continue their tradition of healing in the face of opposition. 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

The Mystical Handbook series from Wellfleet takes you on a magical journey through the wonderful world of spellcraft and spellcasting. Explore a new practice with each volume and learn how to incorporate spells, rituals, blessings, and cleansings into your daily routine. These portable companions feature beautiful foil-detail covers and color-saturated interiors on a premium paper blend. Use in Magic: Used to increase psychic abilities and mental powers, and for protection of children. 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, .) Southern Spirits: 19th and 20th century accounts of hoodoo, including ex-slave narratives & interviews Use in Magic: For making your own Sachet Powders. Use yellow for devotion, prayer, money (gold), cheerfulness, attraction.Similarly, colour also holds great importance in increasing the potency of spells. The Magical Herbalism Diploma Course explains the meanings of individual colours and how candles can be used to support your herbal magic. Spiritual Spells: lessons in folk magic and spell casting from an eclectic Wiccan perspective, plus shopping Use in Magic: For making your own Incense Powders. Use purple for mastery, power, ambition, control, command.

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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: But this is another incredible book by her and is really a must-have for the herbalist’s bookshelf. Use in Magic: For making your own Bath Crystals. Use tan for court case spells, neutrality. Tan salts are used when the colour brown is called for.