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Botanical Name: Ligusticum porteri
Common Names: Bear Root, Loveroot, Porters Lovage, Porters Ligusticum, Chuchupate, Wild Parsley
Origin: United States

Warning: Not to be used during pregnancy.

The root can be used as a talisman and to increase the power of the contents of a medicine pouch. It is also a good cleansing herb that can be used prior to ceremonies or rituals. Use for protection.

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Botanical Name: Passiflora incarnata
Common Names: Maypop, apricot vine, passion vine, purple passion flower, passiflore
Origin: India

Contrary to its name, the passion flower is placed in the house to calm problems and troubles, and to bring peace.

Carried, it attracts friends and great popularity. Placed below the pillow it aids in sleep.

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Botanical Name: Mentha pulegium
Common Names: European Pennyroyal, Hilwort, Pudding grass
Origin: Croatia

Use pennyroyal in rituals and spellwork involving stength, protection and peace.

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Latin Name: Trifolium pratense
Common Names: Red Clover Blossoms, wild clover, cow clover, purple clover
Origin: Croatia

If you use red clover herb in your rituals and spells it is best suited for baths to aid in financial arrangements. Also used in potions for lust. Protects and blesses domestic animals.

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Botanical Name: Rubus idaeus
Common Names: Hindberry, wild red raspberry, reapberry
Origin: Albania

Raspberry is served as a love-inducing food, and the leaves are carried by pregnant women to alleviate the pains of pregnancy and childbirth.

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Botanical Name: Pterocarpus soyauxii
Common Names: Chandana, Sandalwood, African Padauk or African Coralwood
Origin: Gabon

Use Red Sandalwood in rituals and spellwork involving love.

Red sandalwood is burned to bring love. It is sprinkled in areas that need to be cleansed of negativity.

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Botanical Name: Rosa centifolia
Origin: China

When used for spells and rituals, rose buds and petals herb is best suited for protection; exorcism; healing; purification; love stimulator(highly effective in love spells).

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Botanical Name: Rosa canina
Common Names: Dog rose, Hep tree, hip tree, wild brier, brier rose, hip fruit
Origin: Chile

Magically Rosehips are a little confused. On one hand their bell like shape, medicinal uses and multitude of seeds mean they are sometimes associated with Jupiter. Under this association they can be used to promote health and wealth as well as a source of magical protection. The red fruit placed under your pillow and around your bed are a form of protection from nightmares and pesky spirits.

On the other hand, as the fruit of the dog rose, they are also associated with Venus and are useful in the magical pursuit of love and peace. They can be strung into a necklace and charged with intent to help draw that special somebody to you or placed around the home to promote a happy harmonious household.

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Botanical Name: Rosmarinus officinalis
Origin: Morocco

Use rosemary in rituals and spellwork involving love, protection, lust, mental powers, exorcism, purification, healing, sleep and youth.

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Botanical Name: Carthamus tinctorius
Common Names: American saffron, dyers' saffron, false saffron
Origin: China

Safflower is a good selection for a plant to offer ritual protection of your property and to provide coloring for ritual (or non-ritual) purposes, be it for foods (the Hope dyed their ceremonial wafer bread yellow with safflower petals), textiles, or even skin (in various cultures, saffon petals have been processed into a makeup). The ancient Egyptians grew safflower and used its dye to color fabric, to anoint mummies before wrapping and to color the ritual ointments used on statues of the gods; the flowers were woven into wreaths for mummies (consider using dried flowers for this). In Japan, the petals were prized as a silk dye (they make a very "unnatural" pink on silk!).

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Botanical Name: Sassafras albidum
Common Names: Ague Tree, Saxifrax, Cinnamonwood, Saloop, Smelling-stick
Origin: USA

Sassafras is placed in the purse or wallet to attract money, or is burned for this purpose. It is also added to sachets and spells designed to aid healing.

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Botanical Name: Prunella vulgaris
Common names: self-heal, woundwort, heart-of-the-earth, carpenter's herb, brownwort and blue curls
Origin: USA

Believed to aid in matters of physical health and to cleanse the sick.

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Botanical name: Scutellaria lateriflora
Can be used for exorcism and to protect the practitioner on spirit journeys.

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Botanical Name: Hypericum perforatum
Common Names: Hypericum, goatweed, God's wonder plant, witches herb
Origin: Croatia

In modern magic, St. John's Wort is believed to be of benefit when carried on the person for courage, protection, detecting other magicians, and strengthening the will when confronted with bad situations.

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Botanical Name: Arctostaphylos uva ursi
Common Names: Bearberry, Hog cranberry, Kinnikinnick, Mountain Cranberry, Red bearberry, upland cranberry, wild cranberry, bear's grape
Origin: Croatia

Magickal lore surrounding Uva Ursi falls into two major areas: Psychic power/divination, and connection with the animal kingdom. Uva Ursi is said to align a person with their own inner strength, and to help connect with ancestral knowledge.

Uva Ursi is especially favored by those who work with Bear energy. Shamans use Bearberry for shape-shifting magick. Healing (of others) and wisdom-seeking are other magickal properties of Bearberry.

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Botanical Name: Verbena officinalis
Common Names: European Vervain, Pigeon's Grass, Holy Herb, Enchanter's Herb.
Origin: Croatia

If you use vervain herb for rituals and spells use it for restful sleep; calming; protection; purification; divination; consecration; love potions; and creativity.

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Botanical Name: Quercus alba
Common Names: Tanner's bark
Origin: United Stated

Use oak in rituals and spellwork involving protection, health, money, healing, potency, fertility and luck.

Since the oak was a source of food for early settlers in Britain as wellas Europe, it came to be revered and worshipped far back into prehistory. The Druids (traditionally) would not meet for rituals unless an oak was present, and the very word ‘oak’ and ‘Druid” some say, are related. Religious idols were fashioned from oak wood, and Witches often danced beneath the tree.

A tree as long-lived and strong as the oak naturally offers magical protection. Carrying any piece of oak is said to draw good luck.

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Botanical Name: Hamamelis virginiana
Common Names: Winter bloom, striped alder, spotted alder, snapping hazel, tobacco wood
Origin: United States

Magickal uses of Witch Hazel include chastity and protection. Carry to ease grief over a lost love. Use in a sachet to reduce passions. Use in love spells and spells to ward off evil.

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Botanical Name: Artemisia absinthium
Common Names: Absinthium, green ginger, absinthe, old woman, southernwood
Origin: Croatia

Use wormwood in ritual and spellwork involving psychic powers, protection, love and calling spirits.
Wormwood is burned in insences designed to aid in developing psychic powers

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Warning: Not to be used during pregnancy. Not to be used while nursing.

Botanical Name: Achillea millefolium
Common Names: Milfoil, Noble Yarrow, Nosebleed, Thousand Leaf, Millefolium
Origin: Croatia

When used in rituals and spells, yarrow flower magical herb is best suited for courage, love, exorcism.

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An oracle deck that opens an ancient portal into the energy and healing power that connects the stars above us and the plants growing from the earth.

Open an ancient portal to discover the powerful connection between the healing wisdom of plants and their astrological rulers with this unique 55-card oracle deck and guidebook. Each richly illustrated card depicts a sacred plant ally and its planetary correspondences, while the guidebook illuminates the traditional medicinal applications, ceremonial uses, spiritual messages, animal guides, and symbolic meanings associated with these important herbs, trees, flowers, and mushrooms.

On each card, a different herb is pictured and identified.

The herbana witch is a green witch who uses the power of nature and the wisdom of the forest and who has a deep understanding of herbs, barks, mushrooms, roots, flowers, and woodland plants.  

This beautifully illustrated book from the author of Backyard Witchcraft is an almanac, designed to travel with the herbana witch throughout an entire year, exploring the seasons, the plants of each period, magical and healing recipes, and animal guides. It will help you get in touch with the forest and its subtle energy.
 
Herbana Witch begins at the winter solstice and presents magical and healing practices, spirit animals, and subtle energies that change with the seasons. Each chapter begins with a suggestive description of the forest in a particular season. From there, the author includes meditations, visualizations, and rituals and a seasonal recipe that can be prepared with the available ingredients from the forest. Instructions are included on how to select and use woodland herbs, how to transform them for personal use, and how to make such crafts as incense, soaps, and candles—and much more.

Wise, intuitive, and in harmony with nature, the green witch Herbana is the goddess of the earth element. She is deeply attuned to the forest's mysteries. Her magic is intricately woven with the wild essence of herbs, flowers and animals, guided by the ancient language of nature. This 50-card oracle deck transports you to the magical forest, inviting you to observe and to immerse yourself in your surroundings. Use the 64-page full-color illustrated guidebook to explore this realm and receive the insights it offers.

Discover the real sources of many of the traditions, beliefs, and techniques of modern Witchcraft! And what author Raven Grimassi reveals in Hereditary Witchcraft is the documented ancient roots of the Old Religion. One-by-one, Grimassi goes through the tenets of Witchcraft and shows their ancient sources. The association of the pentagram with Witchcraft goes back at least 2,500 years. The idea of the four elements goes back to a philosopher named Empedocles of Sicily in around 475 B.C.E. The practice of many covens today of having a Priestess, Priest, and Maiden can be traced back over 2,000 years to ancient Pompeii.

This book is filled with history, myth, and folklore. But it is also filled with rituals and techniques that you can do. On these pages you will learn how to prepare and banish a magic circle. You'll learn rituals you can do by yourself, including those for the Solstices, Diana's Day, and Cornucopia. With this information you can become a follower of the Old Ways!

Of course, one of the most famous aspects of Witchcraft is magick. Grimassi doesn't disappoint here, either. You'll learn runic magick and divination; you'll learn about doing magick with the Moon and stars; you'll learn secret symbols and the powers of herbs. If you are a Witch - or you're thinking about becoming a Witch - this is one of the most important books you could possibly have. You'll find the documentation to support the antiquity of your beliefs and the way Witchcraft is practiced today. This book is both a guide for everyday life and a resource to discover Wiccan origins. If you don't have a copy of this book, get one today. You'll use it for the rest of your life.

A never-before-translated occult classic that brings the science of herbal medicine back to its Hermetic roots

• Includes a large collection of recipes for spagyric medicines and quintessences, with detailed step-by-step instructions, adapted from celebrated spagyrists such as Paracelsus, Pseudo-Lull, Philipp Ulstad, and Nicaise Le Fèvre

• Provides botanical and medicinal classifications of over 600 plant species along with their astral natures, elemental qualities, and planetary and zodiacal signatures

• Explores advanced methods and techniques and shares the author’s secret formula for a universal circulatum

First published in French in 1911, this practical guide to the art of spagyrics begins by outlining the ancient yet often forgotten Hermetic foundations of herbalism. Author Jean Mavéric provides botanical and medicinal classifications of over 600 plant species along with an in-depth study of their astral natures, elemental qualities, and planetary and zodiacal signatures as well as practical advice on the appropriate times to harvest plants and administer herbal remedies and quintessences.

Reviewing the general principles and procedures of premodern chemistry, Mavéric then explores the secret doctrines and operations of the spagyric art. He offers a large collection of recipes for spagyric herbal preparations adapted from celebrated spagyrists such as Paracelsus, Pseudo-Lull, Philipp Ulstad, Jan Baptist van Helmont, Oswald Croll, and Nicaise Le Fèvre, providing detailed step-by-step instructions for a veritable pharmacopeia of spagyric extracts, tinctures, elixirs, liquors, oils, unguents, salts, aquae vitae, and quintessences. Mavéric also shares his intricate theory of astral medicine and advocates a seasonal “Hermetic diet” designed to keep the humors of the body in equilibrium and prevent the onset of illness. In the final section of the book, Mavéric focuses on the more advanced methods and techniques of Paracelsus, Helmont, and George Starkey, unraveling the mysteries of manufacturing alkalis, alkahests, and menstrua and divulging his own secret formula for a universal circulatum.

Available now for the first time in English, this occult classic unveils the art of extracting spagyric essences to a modern audience while also bringing the science of herbal medicine back to its Hermetic roots.

A guide to realizing your highest magical and spiritual potential

• Provides initiatory wisdom and practices structured around the Tree of Life to maximize spiritual powers and creativity

• Presents strategies for self-actualization drawn from transpersonal psychology, spirituality, Gaia-based religions, the Western hermetic tradition, Kabbalah, and other mystical traditions, including the teachings of Franz Bardon

• Offers practices for enhancing connection to one’s higher self, exploring dreamtime on the astral plane, dissolving negativity, and developing mental clarity

In initiation, something happens to us. We change. Some aspect of ourselves is transformed. The result is that the various forces within us—desires, dreams, motivations, and inspirations—are amplified, deepened, and redirected. Ultimately, the goal is to become your own creation, your better self, the person you wish to be.

In this guide to realizing your highest magical and spiritual potential, William Mistele presents a wealth of practices and initiatory wisdom, structured around the Tree of Life, to help you develop the vast spiritual world within. Drawing on Hermetic teachings, the Kabbalah, and the elemental magic of Franz Bardon, he provides psychological skills to master, dreams to explore, and initiations to experience. His methods enhance sensory perception and deepen feelings of peace and oneness with the universe.

For each of the ten sephiroth of the Tree of Life, progressing from those connected to the physical world to those connected to the astral plane, enlightenment, and the higher self, Mistele offers challenges for the reader to accomplish and magical methods to unite oneself from within with the four elements of nature (Earth, Air, Fire, and Water). He shares practices for learning to talk to and gain the cooperation of your subconscious, techniques for dissolving negativity, ways to create bliss and ecstasy at will, and the means for enhancing a connection to one’s higher self.

Providing a roadmap to the spiritual world, Mistele empowers you to have more self-understanding, to be more successful and confident, and to have the imagination and spiritual freedom to transform into the person you wish to be.

Even the most mild-mannered practitioners of magick who stick to personal development can find themselves on the receiving end of harmful energies. Hex Twisting is the key to countering any curse or hex that is thrown your way. Providing a variety of ways to defend yourself, this indispensable guide helps you drive negative magick out of your home, trap malevolent spirits, and more. Author Diana Rajchel has spent years handling psychic attacks, ancestral injuries, and work-for-hire hauntings. She carefully studied how each attack worked, and now passes that essential knowledge to you through this book's powerful collection of exercises, tips, and techniques. Discover how to diagnose, recover from, and prevent jinxes, hexes, crosses, and curses. Explore counter-measure recipes, reversal spells, and cleansing rituals. Whatever is after you, this book can help you stop it.

The hexagon is one of the most powerful sacred geometry shapes. It is found in many spiritual symbols such as the Star of David, Tree of Life and in the Kabbalah.

It is formed by the interlocking of trwo triangles - the upward pointing triagnle respresents the positive/male energy, and the downward facing triangle represents the negative/female energy.

Great to use in crystal grids or easy to turn into a pendant.

Natural Amethyst Pendants, Hexagon
Size: about 25mm wide, 28~29mm long, 9~10mm thick, hole: 1.5mm

The hexagon is one of the most powerful sacred geometry shapes. It is found in many spiritual symbols such as the Star of David, Tree of Life and in the Kabbalah.

It is formed by the interlocking of trwo triangles - the upward pointing triagnle respresents the positive/male energy, and the downward facing triangle represents the negative/female energy.

Great to use in crystal grids or easy to turn into a pendant.

Natural Labradorite Pendants, Hexagon
Size: approx. 25mm wide, 28~29mm long, 9~10mm thick, hole: 1.5mm.

The hexagon is one of the most powerful sacred geometry shapes. It is found in many spiritual symbols such as the Star of David, Tree of Life and in the Kabbalah.

It is formed by the interlocking of trwo triangles - the upward pointing triagnle respresents the positive/male energy, and the downward facing triangle represents the negative/female energy.

Great to use in crystal grids or easy to turn into a pendant.

Approx. 25mm wide, 28~29mm long, 9~10mm thick, hole: 1.5mm.

Behold the power of nature with this illustrated field guide to recognizing and understanding the messages that the universe sends us through the birds we see in our daily lives!

Birds are all around us - pecking at the sidewalk, perching on a nearby tree branch, flying in the sky above our heads. But do you ever feel like a bird might be trying to connect with you - or even tell you something? The Hidden Meaning of Birds can help you decipher the special message your avian oracle is trying to share.

A deck of daydreams and nightmares!  This deck presents the 78 cards of the tarot as seen through the mind of 15th-century Dutch painter, Hieronymus Bosch.

There are few artists whose work has sustained its power to shock, amaze, and delight audiences for over 500 years, but anyone who views The Garden of Earthly Delights will surely experience all three of those emotions at once. Although Hieronymus Bosch has a reputation as a brilliant madman, in his time he was regarded as a master of art. His unique dreamlike style led him to be crowned the first surrealist in a period where the artistic consensus was one of realism.

Renowned occultist and bestselling author, Travis McHenry, has painstakingly isolated scenes and characters from Bosch's most famous paintings to create singular images that convey mystical meaning, while capturing the philosophical spirit of traditional tarot cards.

The result is a deck that is beautiful, inspirational, and unlike anything you've ever seen before.

Sometimes humorous, sometimes haunting, but always captivating, The Hieronymus Bosch Tarot will be treasured both as a divination tool and as an occult work of art.  A special feature of this deck is the top box which features two open-out panels with magnetic closure that reveal The Garden of Earthly Delights full image.

Himalayan salt is 100% pure and the most beneficial salt availble. It makes the bathing experience more relaxing and soothing. Natural bath salt is often recommended for stress, fatigue, insomnia, arthritis, muscle spasms, aches, pains and skin conditions.

Product Features

• 100g packs are good for 1-2 uses.
• Moisturizes your skin.
• Promotes muscle and joint relaxation.
• Naturally softens dry, irritated skin with rich essential minerals.
• Rich essential minerals.
• 100% pure essential oils.

Ingredients: Sodium Bicarbonate, Sodium Chloride (Himalayan Pink Salt), Citric Acid, Zea Mays (Corn) Starch, Prunus Amygdalus Dulcis (Sweet Almond) Oil, Lavandula Angustifolia (Lavender) Oil, Anthemis Nobilis Flower Oil and Polysorbate 20