Kyprej Vrbice (Lythrum salicaria) If you place it in the corners of every room, it will bring you peace and harmony. hazel (Corylus spp.) sacred tree of the Druids. Wands from this tree symbolize white magic and healing. Branches shaped like forks are used to find water or treasure. If you are outside and need quick magical help, make a probe of branches all around the circle. To get the help of supernatural beings from Roslyn, fix the ticket nuts on the strings and hang them up at home or in the room where you practice the rituals.
more burdock (Arctium lappa) throw a handful of the plant into a bucket of water, you must wash the floor. Wards from negative influences, cleanses and protects. marjoram garden (oregano majarana) Decoction of oregano, mint and rosemary are rozt?ikuje throughout the house for protection. It works exactly the same for every subject.
Woodruff (Asperula Odorata) Sacred herb of the Druids, which was obtained by drying the scent. Carry a twig of Woodruff with you if you want your life to change and you win. Add it to Beltene to make wine as a symbol of removing obstacles. Peppermint (Mentha piperita), Mint (Mentha ribbed) Druids Sacred herb. Dried mint is vycp?vaj? the parts are for magical operations in relation to healing and love. When added to the mixture, the disinfection chamber cleanses the home or ritual space. Irish moss (Chornus Crisp), also known as carrageenan or Icelandic moss. This herb helps to achieve and maintain a steady income. If you're making figurines for happiness or money, that's moss. Fire on the moss with fragrant ingredients in magic for good luck and money. Sprinkle some of it in your purse or shirt pocket to keep your money. Marigold (Calandula officinalis) Sacred Roslin of the Druids. Marigold water makes up the flowers. When you rub her eyelids, it will help you see supernatural beings. Flowers that are added to a pillow or pad, invoking clairvoyant dreams. sunfish (Botrychium Lunaria), also known as spangles or mirrors. Bubbles in love with a young sickle and use v?j??kovit? leaves. If you give a piece to a m?si?nice locket with a picture of your loved one, your love will be confirmed. foxglove (Digitalis purpurea) is toxic. It is a sacred plant of the Druids, which has been associated with supernatural beings and elves. alder (glutinous alder) Posav?tn? druid tree. Alder bark peels off easily. Fresh alder twigs like whistles do. Several tubes of bark are carefully loaded with young shoots that are tied together at one end and closed blocks of wood wax, clay, or seals can be used to summon an air elemental. Whistle to nullify, you can arrange the required tone. According to old superstitions, the whistle of the wind beckons. Nuts and cones. Were sacred to the druids. Magic is very used. Small cones or acorns often form the upper poles of the priests. All nuts are used in fertility magic. Chernobyl Wormwood (Artemisia vulgaris) Sacred druidic herb. Rub fresh crystal grass ball and magic mirrors to increase your power. The herb is most successful when harvested under a full moon. Let soak 80 grams of Chernobyl in a bottle of wine for 7 days, start a new moon. Then strain and drink drinks in small doses in order to be able to predict and be able to read the crystal ball. If collected on the day of the summer solstice, it is suitable as an herb for good luck.
The sacred herb verbena is sometimes also called Pigeon grass. The Gauls used it mainly to predict the future. Many legends were composed about this plant - magicians say that if a person rubs himself with vervain, then all his innermost ones. With the help of verbena grass, you can make new friends, get rid of a fever, and generally heal from many diseases.
In order for vervain to receive magical powers, it must be collected at dusk in such a way that no one can see. In return, the earth needs to be offered some kind of collateral - usually honeycombs. To collect a plant such as verbena grass should be done with the left hand. For this herb was as sacred as mistletoe. Verbena can be dried and worn in an amulet as a talisman against the effects of dark forces.
The elecampane plant can be used as a love spell. It should have been plucked on the eve of Midsummer, before the sun rose. The torn grass must be worn for nine days at the heart, wrapped in a thin canvas. Then the elecampane plant needs to be ground into powder along with ambergris, sulfur and dewy incense and sprinkled on a bouquet that will be presented to your beloved.
Nettle can give a person courage - for this you need to carry the plant with you. Nettle helps to determine whether the patient will recover or die. It should be put for a day in the patient's fresh urine - if the plant remains green, then the patient will recover.
The resin from the myrrh tree is used for medicinal purposes. It helps cleanse the blood, strengthens the heart, and stops bleeding. In addition, myrrh helps to strengthen the stomach. The resin is usually used in combination with herbs such as saffron or aloe.
Oak mistletoe - was widely used by the Druids for all kinds of rituals. The Druids collected mistletoe with great ceremonies for Christmas at a special hour, which was determined by astronomical calculations. It was believed that then the oak mistletoe berries received the power to heal all kinds of diseases. Even the most hopeless patient, having tasted such berries, quickly recovered.
Aspen (tree) - the first remedy. It is also used in folk medicine for diseases such as paralysis and fever. According to legend, Judas Iscariot strangled himself on an aspen tree, betraying Christ for 11 silver coins. Since then, the plant has gained strength against the machinations of evil spirits - vampires and werewolves, as well as against the deeds of sorcerers.
Fern black in magical ceremonies
This plant should be collected directly under 
The day of Ivan. According to popular beliefs, the black fern has power over evil spirits, and gives its owner the ability to find treasures. To find the gold hidden in the ground, you should throw the plant up - if a treasure is buried in this place, then the fern will rush above the ground like a star, and where it falls there you should dig.
If you bring a black fern into the house, then lightning will never strike the dwelling. It is also believed that this plant drives away, and a fern stalk, plucked at noon on the eve of Ivan Kupala, will make its owner happy in the game. If you wear a plant on your body, you can get protection from evil spirits, damage and the deeds of sorcerers.
Before digging up a black fern, you should put silver objects on the ground on four sides, and also say a conspiracy: “Lord, have mercy and bless your servant (the name of the rivers) and this good grass ... As this grass has no heart, so that My enemies cannot reach my heart. Strengthen my spirit, O God, and build a pure heart in me." The extracted fern can be used as.
MYSTICAL PLANTS DRUIDMystical Druid Plants
Magic played an important role in the culture of the ancient Celts. The Celtic priests, the Druids, created a powerful and politically authoritative organization that had no analogues in the religious systems of either ancient or modern times. The Druids were among the first to streamline the knowledge of medicinal plants - training in their schools took 20 years.
Druids are powerful mages of the West. According to researchers, they appeared in Britain along with the Celtic tribes and soon became the most influential priestly class in the country. Their power over people was boundless and was not disputed by anyone.
There were even cases when two opposing armies laid down their weapons at the behest of a white-clad druid. Not a single important event began without the help or assistance of these priests, who were considered intermediaries between the gods and people. For several centuries they have been a powerful force. And even after Christianity penetrates the country in the 3rd century, they remain priests, judges, doctors and mentors for a long time, and in particular they teach the royal sons and grandsons.
The origin of the word druid is still not exactly known. Some believe that it comes from the Irish Drui, which means people of oak trees, the oak was a particularly revered tree among the Druids, a divine tree, so the priests made contact with the gods. Others trace the word to the Gallic druidh, which means sage or magician.
There has been much speculation as to whether the druids possessed secret wisdom. Their teachings were transmitted orally and were never written down. And although there are many references to the Druids in ancient literature, information about them is rather scarce. The most complete description is given by Julius Caesar in the Notes on the Gallic War: + Most of all, the druids try to strengthen the belief in the immortality of the soul: the soul, according to their teaching, passes after the death of one body to another + In addition, they tell their students a lot about the luminaries and their movement about the greatness of the world and the earth, about the nature and power of the immortal gods.+
According to the few sources that have come down to us, it is known that the druids were an excellently organized corporation, the center of which was Carnutum.
One of the main rituals of the cult were bloody sacrifices. The priests predicted the future by observing natural phenomena, but mainly by human sacrifice, based on how blood flowed from the many wounds inflicted. Druids also predicted future events by the flight of birds, white horses, and the movement of water. They believed that they could influence the fate of a person by determining the days of the beginning of the enterprise.
It is likely that over time the druids softened their customs. Later authors emphasize their wisdom, ability to teach and heal. Their magical power is no longer so bloodthirsty dependent on human sacrifices: they cast spells, predict the future and lead the ritual side of the life of the whole people, without requiring blood. It is extremely difficult to establish what the pagan priests did in reality, since Christian concepts and ideas were superimposed on information about them.
Druids worshiped the nature around them: stones, water sources, trees. Oak and mistletoe, which from time immemorial has been an object of superstitious worship in Europe, enjoyed special reverence. Pliny wrote:
In the eyes of the Druids - as the Gauls call their magicians - there is nothing more sacred than mistletoe and the tree on which it grows, if, of course, such is an oak. In addition, oak forests are invariably considered their sacred groves, and not a single sacred ceremony takes place without oak leaves. + According to their beliefs, everything that grows on oak is a gift from heaven, a sign that such a tree was chosen by God himself.
Mistletoe is extremely rare here, and in such cases it is torn off with the observance of complex rites. At the end of the preparations for the sacrifice and the feast under the tree, they turn to the oak, as a universal healer, with a greeting, and bring to it two white bulls, which had never before been tied by the horns. A priest in a white robe climbs a tree and, cutting the mistletoe with a sickle, places it on a piece of white cloth. Then the bulls are sacrificed and they pray to God not to deprive the mercy of those to whom he has already sent his blessed gifts. They believe that a medicine made from the mistletoe of hitherto barren animals will bring forth offspring, and that mistletoe is a sure remedy against any poison.
Many rites of the Druids were associated with astronomical phenomena. Thus, the great periods of initiation came every quarter of the year and were determined by the movement of the sun when it reached the points of equinox (autumn and spring) and solstice (winter and summer).
Another sacred plant of the Druids is verbena, especially revered for its resemblance to oak, it is like a smaller copy of it. It is best to collect it on moonless nights, when Sirius rises in the constellation of the great dog. Verbena in the house brought happiness and wealth. Drugs from this herb can reconcile enemies, drive away spirits, and cause a dark flame of love. Druids gathered it before sunrise, standing on a field covered with dew. And if the vervain was collected in the full moon, it acquired the property of quarreling people. If you put such vervain to spouses, they will certainly disperse.
Clover was also revered by the Druids, found a four-leaf clover promises good luck in our days. Clover had a symbolic meaning - it has three petals, they personify the triads of the gods. The Druids considered the number 3 magical, they have 3 Triads of gods.
According to Celtic mythology, the gods created humans from trees. As trees differ and require special living conditions for growth, so people differ in character and habits. Druids worshiped almost all trees, they drew their magical powers from the forest, there were sacred groves where mysterious rites were held, and an ordinary person, not a priest, could not enter such a grove, otherwise he would defile it with his presence.
Now the druid horoscope is popular, it resembles the zodiac, but instead of signs there are trees. For example, if you were born on July 11, piss, Quote from the site: “He takes work seriously and reaches certain heights with conscientiousness and scrupulousness. in fact, her calling. Noble, no matter what happens - you can rely on her entirely. In any situation, she knows how not to lose her presence of mind, hope and faith. Fir is above trifles. She is picky and prefers satisfaction in big pleasures to small pleasures. Features of those born under the sign of Fir : intellectual mindset, propensity for analysis, reflection, logic, asceticism.
The days of the solstice and equinox correspond to individual trees: oak, birch, olive and beech.
Cypress, linden, ash, poplar, alder, birch, mountain ash, oak, elder, willow, walnut, apple, elm, yew, fig - all these are magical trees of the Druids, they symbolize something. Take, for example, alder. It stands for F (Fearn), the letter of the Celtic alphabet. It is dedicated to the god Bran, the keeper of the Cauldron of Rebirth. If you blow into a whistle made of alder, you can call the wind.
Druids many years ago knew all the features of herbs, some of which seem strange to us, healing was closely connected with the cult.
Druids used: incense and elderberry oils, which have a protective effect, were used by both pagans and Christians to bless children. They were also placed in the funeral fire to protect the deceased.
Elderberry was used in ancient British burial rites; she is associated with the Mother Goddess. Spirits, fairies live inside the plant, so it bleeds when it is plucked.
Magical Uses: Elderberry is a very benevolent plant with great spiritual and protective powers. Once you try elderberry, it will become your close friend. Even if you just walk under an elder tree, it will take you under its protection.
The plant is sometimes called the mother elder: the garden in which the elder grows is blessed. Elder will protect against lightning strikes, diseases, help in predictions. Since the elderberry radiates very strong spiritual energy, it will increase even the weakest desire: be careful when passing by it. It is very good to practice magic next to a flowering tree.
When picking berries, try not to injure the elder, so as not to incur misfortune. Egoists should not pick berries at all: elderberry does not like such people and will certainly punish them. The leaves are harvested in the middle of summer, in the morning, when the dew has dried. When taking wood, be sure to say: "Mrs. Elderberry, give me your tree, and I will give you mine when it grows in the forest." If the heart is pure from evil thoughts, and all the fasts and necessary preparations are observed, you can see the spirits of the trees - dryads, after spending the night in the elderberry grove.
The elder cane guards and protects the traveler from dangerous animals and evil spirits. When worn, elderberry protects against any attacks. hang it over the door - and evil will not enter the house. Elderberry also has the power to neutralize the spells of black magicians. To consecrate a person, thing, or place, throw elderberry leaves or berries directly over the object.
Place berries under your pillow if you have trouble falling asleep. Wear a plant to protect against temptations during fornication. Elderberry is not recommended to be dug up, uprooted, as this can lead to human death, misfortune and disease, as well as to the loss of livestock.
Plants in magic
During money rituals, place a bunch of grapes on the desk.
- The symbol of oregano is used for money affirmations and is placed in bags.
- The image of peas brings good luck and success in business, and peas are used in money wishes.
- The image of mint leaves should be bright green. Put it in your purse, wallet, or wherever you once had money.
- Drawing of tea leaves should be burned on a white candle to gain future wealth. For the same purpose, it is useful to put it in your everyday bag. You can not bother drawing a plant, but cut out an image of a leaf from a tea pack of your favorite tea variety.
- Twist the picture of sorrel into a tube and use this metaphorical magic wand to cleanse the office.
The magical properties of wormwood-chernobyl
A bath in which wormwood is added will cleanse from all evil. The burning wormwood will drive away evil forces, protect the house, friends, and help magical concentration. The plant is used in predictions, useful in healing.
To gain strength during a long walk or run, put wormwood leaves in your shoes. A pillow stuffed with wormwood will evoke prophetic dreams in the person sleeping on it. Chernobyl wormwood is burned along with sandalwood or wormwood during the ritual of awakening psychic powers. An infusion of wormwood with honey is drunk before predictions. But what is important for us directly: wormwood has a strong connection with the crystal ball and the magic mirror: the infusion of the plant is used to wash them. For successful work, wormwood leaves are placed around or under the magic mirror. In accordance with ancient tradition, it is useful to carry a Chernobyl with you: in this case, you will not be poisoned by poison, you will not be attacked by wild animals, you will not get sunstroke.
Wormwood does not allow evil spirits and elves into the house. In China, for this purpose, the plant is hung over the door. In Japan, sorcerers use a bunch of wormwood to conjure the spirits of disease; it is believed that these spirits are afraid of the smell of Chernobyl. Wormwood is worn to protect against back pain and other diseases, from insanity. They also wear it in order to arouse passion, increase potency. Wormwood amulets will protect lovers during trips from all troubles and will contribute to a safe return. Wormwood, placed next to the bed, will help with astral projection. Wormwood oil is used to consecrate crystal balls, prisms, magic mirrors, and other divinatory instruments, especially those made of silver. Wormwood burning or thrown into a cauldron will protect the house from storms and lightning, and protect the children in the house.
When should the plant be harvested? Wormwood should be harvested after mid-summer. Prepare a not very strong infusion. Gently wipe the mirror with a clean cloth in a circular motion. Adepts of various denominations - Christians, Buddhists, Hindus - can sentence at the same time a daily mantra or prayer. Chernobyl attracts the power of the moon to the magic glass and helps it to be more fully realized.
calamus marsh
Ritual Use: Used in rituals to increase one's power. On the feast of the Trinity, the floors in houses and yards were covered with fragrant calamus leaves.
Magical Uses: The powdered rhizome is used in healing incense and carried in a purse to heal diseases. Small pieces of rhizome, spread out in the corners of the kitchen, will relieve poverty and hunger. Calamus root grown in the garden brings good luck to the gardener.
Ritual Uses: Quince has been used in worship services dedicated to various gods, especially Venus. The quince fruit is a symbol of fertility and matrimony. In Greece, the quince symbolizes fertility, as well as the food of the newlyweds: the apple of Dionysus, dedicated to Venus, is known.
Magical Uses: Carry a quince with you - it will protect against accidents, mutilation, evil. In ancient Rome, married couples shared the quince fruit among themselves for happiness. offer quince to your loved ones to strengthen fidelity. Pregnant women are advised to eat quince so that the unborn child is smart.
Aloe tree
Ritual Uses: The plant was used for embalming purposes as it prevented decay. Aloe means, on the one hand, bitterness, and on the other, honesty and wisdom.
Magical use: Aloe, including indoor, protects from bad influences, protects the hearth from unpleasant incidents, brings good luck to the house. To find love, scatter the ashes of the plant in front of the house.
Ritual use: In ancient Egypt, Greece, Crete, a cleansing liquor was prepared. Anise tourniquet to strengthen the forces of voodoo.
Magical Uses: Anise seeds can be stuffed into a small pillowcase and used to sleep on such a pillow to relieve nightmares. Together with laurel leaves, the seeds are used in cleansing baths. You can use anise in protective and meditation incense. Anis averts the evil eye; it is used to evoke the spirit of the future, which help in magical operations. Fresh anise leaves placed in a room drive out evil spirits. Sometimes they are placed near the magic circle to protect themselves from the impure. Anise sprigs hung over the bed bring back lost youth.
If you have marital problems or are trying to save a love that is threatened by something, put a flannel pouch with anise seeds in the pocket of your everyday clothes. One who holds anise in his hand will never have a seizure.
Orange
Ritual use: The white flowers of the tree, as well as artificial flowers of this species called orange blossom, are part of the bride's wedding attire. It symbolizes innocence.
In China, an orange is considered a fruit that brings happiness, which, according to custom, is eaten on the second day of the New Year holiday. The image of two oranges, two fish in a basket means a wish for happiness every year. Orange symbolizes fertility, to take an orange in your hand means to receive the fruit of love, sunny and perfect.
In Christianity, orange is a symbol of purity, chastity and generosity.
Magical Uses: Dried leather and grains are worn in amulets to attract love, and flowers to bring happiness in marriage. Dried or fresh flowers are put into the bath if they want to become more attractive. When you eat an orange, ask a question and count the grains: an odd number of them is the answer "yes", an even number is "no". The rind is used in powder and potions intended to improve well-being. Orange juice replaces wine in rituals, is added to love potions and baths. Orange lovers are considered aristocrats at heart.
Basil fragrant (garden)
Ritual Uses: Basil is used in exorcisms and cleansing baths. The plant is also used in the spells of the goddess Ertsulis, who helps in love affairs.
Magical Uses: The smell of fresh basil evokes sympathy between two people, so the plant is used to create a certain mood when lovers communicate. Basil is added to love potions, worn in amulets, rubbed with leaves on the skin to attract love. A young man will fall in love with the girl from whose hand he receives a sprig of basil. If you doubt the sincerity of words of love, make a powder from dry basil leaves and sprinkle it over the body (especially over the heart area) when your friend or girlfriend is sleeping - and your relationship will be sincere.
Basil is used in love divination. Lay two fresh basil leaves over the embers. if both of them quickly turn into ashes - your relationship with your loved one, your marriage will be harmonious. If the leaves crackle, your life together will be full of quarrels. And if the leaf, crackling strongly, flies away - the alleged relationship is undesirable.
Do you want to know about someone's chastity or debauchery? Just put a sprig of fresh basil on his hand. On the hand of the libertine, the branch will immediately wither.
Basil will bring health to those who carry it in their pockets. Basil given as a housewarming gift will bring good luck to the new home. If dry basil is sprinkled on the floor, there will be no evil in the house. To protect the house, you can put a little basil in every room. Basil is also used for protection by sellers in stores: they put it next to the cash register or on the threshold.
Cowberry
Ritual Uses: Berries have been used in death rituals; they have a strong connection with funerals.
Magical Uses: Place a few berries under your threshold and no one will encroach on your wealth, and an uninvited guest will not enter the house.
during a psychic attack, it is useful to make a lingonberry pie and eat it; it will protect you from within.
Ritual use: In ancient Rome, all altar herbs were called verbena. The ministers used vervain to purify the altar of Jupiter. Panicles were made from vervain, with which altars were swept.
In accordance with tradition, the daughters of the Druids at the initiation put on crowns in which vervain was present - this was a sign of the achieved rank.
Verbena was carried by ambassadors sent to negotiate with the enemy. The Gauls used vervain to predict the future.
Magical Uses: Traditionally, verbena is harvested in the middle of summer - but this is not necessary. Verbena is used in love potions. The vervain crown protects the magician during the evocation of spirits. Any part of the plant can be worn as a personal amulet. Verbena, located in the house, will protect against lightning and storms.
Splashed around the house, the infusion will drive out evil spirits and hostile forces. Verbena is added to exorcism wands, used in cleansing baths and handbags.
The dried herb is scattered around the house as a peace-keeper; it can also be worn for soothing.
Verbena is used in money rituals and prosperity rituals. If the plant is lit in the garden or just kept at home, wealth will come to the house.
Carrying a plant can prolong youth. To get rid of bad dreams, put vervain in bed, hang it around your neck, or drink an infusion at night.
If verbena is placed in a baby's cradle, the baby will grow up happy and inquisitive.
The juice of the plant, rubbed into the body, will allow you to know the future, help fulfill wishes, turn enemies into friends, and protect against all spells. A burned plant will relieve annoying harassment.
Ritual Use: Heather is used to cast a ghost spell.
Magical Uses: If you carry heather (white is best), it will bring you good luck and protect you from rape and other crimes. Burned along with the fern, heather causes rain.
Heather is the herb of immortality. If you drink its decoction daily or carry it with you as an amulet, it will ensure a long life, help you understand the secrets of the true immortal soul and comprehend the eternal elements of the universe. This is a valuable plant for neophytes working on the inner self.
A bath with heather flowers will give you beauty. Such a bath should be lit with candles and taken at every new moon. Don't forget to maintain karmic balance as your appearance improves!
European grape
Ritual Use: The vine is one of the most prominent biblical symbols, reflecting the relationship between God and humans. God, as a vinedresser, takes care of his children - of flowering vines. The vine is a commonly accepted symbol of Christ and the Christian faith.
Magical Uses: Images of grapes are placed on walls to ensure fertility, as was done in ancient Rome. Consumption of grapes also increases fertility, increases mental strength. During money rituals, place grapes on the altar.
field bindweed
Magical Uses: Place bindweed seeds under your pillow to ward off nightmares. Blue bindweeds growing in the garden will bring peace and happiness.
field elm
Ritual use: Elm among the Slavs belonged to reserved trees. It was forbidden to cut it or cause any harm. Violation of these prohibitions led to death, loss of livestock, crop failure. The old elm was considered the patron of the village, house, well, lake; he protected from hail and fire.
Magical Uses: Popular with elves. Now used to protect against lightning strikes and to attract love. Meditation under the elm tree will help you communicate with grass spirits and other small creatures.
Elm leaves are used in various predictions - they are usually pierced with a needle.
Carnation southern European, garden or Dutch
Ritual Use: The plant can be used in all protective rituals. Dried cloves (best red ones) are useful to place on the altar during healing rituals.
Magical Uses: In the time of Queen Elizabeth, a carnation worn on the body warned of an untimely death on the scaffold. Place a carnation in the room where the patient is located - it will give him strength and energy. Add the dried herb to your purse and incense for healing purposes.
Allspice
Ritual Use: A dried flower placed in an exorcist's mouth increases its power. They are also useful for facilitating conception.
Magical Uses: A lit wand attracts wealth, drives away evil hostile forces, creates spiritual vibrations, and purifies the environment. Such sticks will stop all sorts of gossip about you. The plant worn on oneself attracts the opposite sex and paints the fate of the disadvantaged. They use mainly mature dried buds, which can be purchased at the store.
Hyacinth orientalis
Ritual Use: In Christianity, the hyacinth is a symbol of Christian prudence, peace of mind and the desire to be in Heaven.
Magical Uses: The plant is used in amulets to relieve the pain of childbirth. You should grow hyacinth in the bedroom to protect against nightmares. Flowers are smelled to disperse sadness and depression, evil spells. Dried flowers are used in love potions.
Highlander snake
Magical Uses: Wear a Highlander if you have something in mind and want it to come true.
Light incense to increase physical strength, or for divination. The splashed infusion will banish the poltergeist. Highlander is carried in purses during enrichment rituals and is added to the appropriate incense.
Highlander bird
Magical Uses: Hold the plant in your hand to ward off misfortune. Throw your problems at her, notice how she accepts them, and then burn the plant. Highlander strengthens and protects the eyes when worn.
Peas
Magical Uses: Shelled peas bring good luck and business success, while dried peas are used in money potions. If a woman finds a pod with 9 peas, she should hang it over the door. The first man who enters the door will be her future husband (if she is not married).
Polka Dots
Magical Uses: If your lover has not made himself known for a long time, rub the root of the plant on your body, then wrap the root in a cloth and place it under the pillow. This will remind him/her that you are yearning.
Mustard black, white, Russian, gray
Magical Uses: Mustard seeds are carried in a red purse to ward off colds and enhance mentality.
Italian peasants scatter the seeds of the plant on their doorstep for protection. The seeds buried under the threshold will protect the house from all supernatural beings. When eating mustard, women increase the likelihood of conceiving a child.
The plant is useful to hang over the door to gain energy.
Ritual use: In the East, pomegranate flowers and fruits are a symbol of friendship, therefore, when visiting, they often take a pomegranate as a gift.
In the Bible, the pomegranate is mentioned as a symbol of the unity of the universe. The pomegranate is also a symbol of fertility. In Christian art, the pomegranate has become a symbol of hope for resurrection and immortality.
Magical Uses: The seeds of the plant are eaten and the skin of the fruit is worn to enhance fertility. In the Caucasus, women believe that if they eat pomegranate during pregnancy, they will have a beautiful daughter.
Pomegranate is a magical plant of good luck. Always make a wish before eating it - and it can come true. A pomegranate branch reveals unexpected wealth, can attract money.
The branches of the plant are hung over the door to exorcise evil, and the juice replaces blood or magical ink.
Walnut
Magical Uses: Carrying a walnut strengthens the heart and cures rheumatism. Nuts attract lightning - so don't wear them during a thunderstorm.
If someone gives you a bag of walnuts, you will see all your wishes come true.
If a woman about to get married wants to protect herself from "unexpected surprises", she should put exactly as many nuts on her body as she wants to delay the birth of children for years. She should do it on her wedding day.
Magical Uses: Scatter the flour from the ground grains around the house in a circle to protect it from evil spells. When practicing magic from buckwheat, it is useful to make magic circles on the floor. Add some grains of buckwheat to the incense used in enrichment rituals and bring it into the kitchen to avoid poverty.
pear tree
Ritual Uses: In ancient China, the pear was a symbol of longevity, as pear trees have a very long lifespan. White pear flowers are, on the one hand, a symbol of sadness and impermanence, on the other hand, beauty.
Witches love to dance under the pear tree.
Magical Uses: The fruits are used in love rites; when eaten, increase sexual arousal. From a pear, magnificent magical maces are obtained.
Elecampane high
Ritual use: Elecampane - the sacred herb of the ancient druids, the herb of concentration; elecampane is used to prepare wonderful ritual drinks. The plant is used in incense associated with the initiation ritual. At the same time, the initiate should get used to the smell before the ritual.
Magical Uses: Sew the leaves or flowers of elecampane into a pink cloth or place in a purse and carry with you - the plant attracts love. For an ancient love potion, mix dried elecampane with verbena and mistletoe.
Elecampane is associated with elven love magic; but be careful: elven magic is quite capricious.
Elecampane splayed
Ritual use: Elecampane is a herb of discipleship, as it clarifies the mentality, improves the work of thought.
Magical Uses: Wear elecampane around your neck as a necklace - it will bring you good luck and protect you from disease. The plant is also used to strengthen fidelity. To save love, bury elecampane in the ground. The plant should be updated twice a month.
Ritual use: Many peoples of Europe and the East considered the oak a sacred tree. To drive away the drought, the priest of Zeus threw an oak branch into the water and caused rain.
In Egypt, oak, hazel and willow were burned in funeral pyres, which symbolized the power, wisdom and charm of the deceased.
The most important events took place among the Slavs under the sacred oaks: meetings, wedding ceremonies, courts.
Magical Uses: Oak is a powerful, long-lived tree; has great magical power. Two branches of oak, tied crosswise with a red thread - a strong protective agent against evil. A piece of bark has the same effect if you carry it with you. Acorns hung on the window will protect the house from lightning.
If you manage to catch a falling oak leaf in the fall, you will not catch a cold next week. If there is a sick person in the house, set fire to oak bark and heat the room with this heat to drive away the disease. Carry an acorn with you to prevent illness and pain, preserve youth and longevity, and increase potency. An acorn planted during a lunar eclipse will help you gain money in the near future.
Ritual use: In European cities, Datura seeds were thrown onto hot coals, breathed over them, and fell into a state of bliss.
Magical Uses: To protect against curses, evil spirits, an infusion of the plant should be sprinkled around the house. If you suffer from insomnia, put Datura leaves in your shoes and place them under the bed with your toes towards the nearest wall. Datura leaves put in a hat will protect against solar and apoplectic strokes.
Dope poisoning releases volitional forces, but separates them from the guiding, purposeful sphere of the Self, from cognitive capabilities. Datura leaves allow the exhalation of the convulsively held astral body of an asthmatic to release.
The plant is poisonous, handle it with care, never eat it.
Oregano
Ritual use: Dried flowers and oregano grass are placed around the grain - this way it repels ants. For travelers caught at night in a field or forest, in order to avoid the danger of being bitten by a snake, it is useful to put a bunch of oregano with them. brewed with tea before going to bed, oregano will bring a powerful health-improving element to the dreaming consciousness, and put in a pillowcase will contribute to prophetic dreams. In order to give the conversation a trusting tone and win over the interlocutor, you need to put a few bouquets of oregano in the evening in the room where an important conversation will take place.
Magical Uses: Oregano is added to food to strengthen love. To protect the house, the plant must be placed in different places, in each room and changed every month. Oregano growing in the garden scares away evil spirits. Oregano should be planted next to the graves; during flowering, it brings spiritual bliss to the souls of the departed. it is useful to wear dried oregano in half with violet as an amulet in winter to protect against the cold. Oregano will help a person get out of a state of depression.
It is also used in money potions and placed in magical bags.
If you prepare a potion of oregano, calendula, thyme and after drinking it, meditate, a vision of your beloved (beloved) may appear.
Ritual use: The blackberry was considered a sacred plant and was used in cult ceremonies dedicated to European pagan gods. To this day, in Wicca tradition, on August 2 (Lugnasadh Day), blackberry pies are baked for the benefit of the harvest, which is associated with the death of God.
The blackberry became a symbol of the purity of the Virgin Mary, who gave birth to the flame of divine love without being burned by lust.
Magical Uses: The blackberry bush is a powerful tool in magical healing. Blackberry leaves and flowers are used in healing rituals. Blackberry wine is very useful.
Norway spruce
Ritual use: In ancient Greece, spruce was considered a symbol of hope; The Greeks used spruce branches for divination. In the Celtic Druidic calendar, the day of December 23 is dedicated to spruce, when a divine child is born, embodying the spirit of fertility. The Christmas tree symbolizes the beginning of the annual cycle and life in general.
Magical Uses: A fir cone is a symbol of the fire of life, the beginning; it restores health; in some traditions associated with the phallus.
Ritual Uses: In Christianity, the white color and sweet scent of jasmine made it a symbol of the Virgin Mary. This plant also has a secondary meaning - nobility, grace and benevolence.
Magical Uses: Dried jasmine flowers are added to handbags and love potions; they attract spiritual love. If flowers are worn or burned, they will generate money and promote health. If you burn jasmine in the bedroom, you will see prophetic dreams. The flowers of the plant are smelled to cure insomnia.
Jasmine candle enhances psychic protection and heals the aura. Jasmine is associated with the number 9 in numerology, symbolizing femininity and associated with the manifestation of the Mother aspect of the Universe.
Ginseng
Ritual Use: Ginseng can replace mandrake in rituals.
Magical Uses: The root is worn to attract love, promote health, wealth, and sexual potency. Ginseng brings beauty to the wearer. Burn ginseng to drive away evil spirits and break curses. Hold a ginseng root in your hand, visualize your desire on it, and then throw it into the water, or carve your desire on it and then throw it into the water.
Larkspur
Magical Uses: Larkspur drives away ghosts. If you look through a bunch of larkspur at a fire in the middle of summer, your eyes are protected for a whole year. The plant also repels annoying ones.
Honeysuckle fragrant
Magical Uses: Decorate green candles with honeysuckle to attract money, or place flowers in a vase. Slightly crush dried flowers; and then rub them on the forehead to increase psychic power. If honeysuckle grows near your home, it will bring good luck. Honeysuckle is the herb of immortality. The oil from it, applied to the body, will help to understand the subtle world.
Joster laxative
Magical Uses: Sprinkle the decoction around the house before going to the government house: it will help you win the case. Joster is also used in rituals related to money and is worn as an amulet against evil forces and curses.
St. John's wort
Ritual Uses: A stem placed in a shoe guards against evil spirits; St. John's wort is added to the stuffing of children's mattresses to protect the child from negative astral forces during sleep.
As an incense, it is useful against spoilage and infertility. St. John's wort, scattered over the field during sowing, protects it from hail. Incense is prepared from the plant against guardian spirits and enslaving demons.
Magical Uses: Carry St. John's wort: it prevents fever, colds, attracts love, makes soldiers invisible, protects against attacks by wild people. Harvested in the middle of summer on Friday, St. John's wort will cure mental disorders.
If you place the plant in a pot, which you hang on the window, it will protect the house from lightning, fire and evil spirits. You can hang a pot next to a window to ward off ghosts, necromancers, and evil wizards.
Wild strawberry
Ritual use: In Christianity, strawberries are a symbol of perfect righteousness or a symbol of a righteous person whose fruits are good deeds.
Magical Uses: Strawberries are used to seek love and the leaves are worn for good luck.
Pregnant women can carry a small bag of strawberries to help with childbirth.
white willow
Ritual Uses: Burial mounds in Britain, often located near swamps and lakes, were sometimes decorated with willow because of its symbolic association with death.
In China, willow is the tree of immortality (even a small piece of willow can grow into a whole tree).
In Japan, willow is a tree of sadness, weakness, tenderness, girlish grace.
Magical Uses: Willow leaves are worn or added to infusions to attract love, and the tree itself is used as a material for magical maces in lunar magic.
All parts of the tree protect from evil forces; they can be carried with you or kept at home. To ward off evil, simply knock on wood.
Willow leaves, bark and wood are also used in healing rituals. Magical brooms, especially magical brooms, were tied with a willow branch.
The consecrated willow was considered a healing remedy by all Slavs. She was fumigated, powdered, drunk with juniper, applied in lotions. Diseases were carried on the willow.
