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Magickal Herbs

Magickal Herbs – BOS Pages, Magic can be defined as “the practice of causing change through the use of powers as not yet defined or accepted by science”

The basis of herb magic then is the power…power that is generated and indeed maintained by the universe…from the germination of a single seed to the energy that spins our planet… the energy behind birth, life and death of all living things…since ancient times herbs have been used in healing, rituals and spell work.

Each herb just like each crystal, has its own vibrational rate which is determined by its chemical make-up, and density…the powers resident in herbs are determined by the plants habitat, scent, color, form and other considerations. Herb magic is therefore the use of herbs to cause a needed change.

For maximum effect herbs should be chosen for a spell or ritual with the vibration to meet the specific need, for example, Cedar is fine for attracting money, but would not help in a fertility spell.

Contrary to popular belief you do not have to wait for a full moon ritual, you can use herbs spells and rituals at any time of the year, during any kind of weather and any time day or night.

For herb magic you only need a few basic tools, the herbs, seeds and flowers themselves, a mortar and pestle for grinding, and a large wooden bowl (not metal), an incense burner, candles and candle holders, charcoal pieces and jars to store your herbs. You may also need a large ceramic or glass bowl when making infusions. The altar or spell table is also essential, as this is the place where spells are cast, where herbs are enchanted, and where all magical work is done. When working outdoors a flat rock or tree stump will do nicely.

It is important to prepare yourself before you engage in herb magic, make sure you are relaxed, and wear clean loose clothing… add a sachet of cleansing herbs to your bathwater beforehand perhaps.. then it is time for visualization, creating a vision and picture in your mind of your need.

In magic, visualization is used to direct power by forming a clear picture of your need, as if you have already obtained it, or as if it has already come to fruition, for example, you got the job and are already working there.

It is important that you only cast spells for yourself, casting spells for others will need their permission, although you could make up items as gifts for friends and family to avoid such problems.

 

Uses of Magical Herbs

Magical herbs have been utilized across various cultures and spiritual practices for their unique properties and abilities to enhance rituals, spells, and personal well-being. Here’s an overview of how these herbs are commonly used:1. Protection and Defense:

• Many magical herbs are believed to offer protection against negative energies and malevolent forces. For example, Acacia is often used for protection, psychic enhancement, and to foster platonic love and friendship. It can be used to anoint candles or consecrate ritual tools, creating a protective space during magical work.

2. Healing and Wellness:

• Herbs are frequently employed for their healing properties, both physically and spiritually. They can be used in teas, tinctures, or baths to promote health and well-being. For instance, certain herbs are thought to restore happiness, improve psychic abilities, and assist in emotional healing.

3. Manifestation and Intention Setting:

• Magical herbs are often incorporated into spells and rituals aimed at manifesting specific desires or intentions. Practitioners may use herbs like cinnamon for prosperity or lavender for love and peace. The act of using these herbs in rituals helps to focus energy and intention, making the desired outcome more likely.

4. Spiritual Growth and Connection:

• Many herbs are associated with enhancing spiritual practices, such as meditation, divination, and astral projection. For example, herbs like mugwort are commonly used to enhance dream work and facilitate deeper spiritual connections.

5. Enhancing Rituals and Ceremonies:

• In various spiritual traditions, herbs play a crucial role in rituals and ceremonies. They can be burned as incense, added to ritual baths, or used in offerings. The aromatic properties of herbs like sage and sweetgrass are often utilized for cleansing spaces and inviting positive energies.

6. Symbolism and Correspondences:

• Each herb carries its own symbolism and correspondences, which practitioners use to align their magical work with specific energies. For instance, rosemary is often associated with remembrance and protection, making it a popular choice for rituals focused on honoring ancestors.

In summary, magical herbs serve a variety of purposes in spiritual practices, from protection and healing to manifestation and enhancing rituals. Their unique properties and symbolic meanings make them valuable tools for practitioners seeking to connect with the natural world and harness its energies for personal and spiritual growth.

 

 

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