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Mullein is thought to instill courage and health, provide protection, and to attract love. An
old superstition exists that witches in their incantations use lamps and candles with wicks
of this sort. In addition, another of the plant’s many names, ‘Hag’s Taper’, refers to this.
To avoid nightmares, put a sachet of mullein flowers under your pillow for magical relief.
Bathe in this herb to bring bravery and keeps enemies at bay. A few leaves in the shoe
keeps the wearer from becoming ill. Spiritual properties include an ownership by
Mercury, and it associates with the element of fire. It is feminine in nature and associated
with the God Jupiter. Represented in the tarot as the four of swords. Use powdered
mullein in spells that call for graveyard dirt. In the Victorian language of flowers, mullein
represents a person’s good nature and positive characteristics.
Verbascum thapus - Mullein is a plant that has been used throughout history. Mullein is
a light bringer, from Roman times up until recently the leaves of mullein were dipped in
wax or tallow and used as a lamp wick or torch. Energetically Mullein summons energies
of courage, love, and protection. It is commonly used as a powerful ingredient in an
herbal protection amulet to ward off nightmares, unwelcome entities, or in the car for
safety while traveling. Medicinally mullein aids one with ailments of the throat and
lungs, nervousness, lymph drainage, and pain. It has long been used to treat coughs and
sore throats. Its mucilaginous properties can be used as an emollient to bring water to
dry, hardened, and closed places. Mullein is also a potent ally when used in herbal
smoking blends as it has many benefits for lungs, throat, sinuses, etc. Mullein grows in a
sharp upward fashion from the ground, which is analogous to the way it works in the
body. When smoked it causes a more open feeling in the head and brain. It is also said to
straighten the spine and lubricate the connective tissue. Mullein is not only beneficial to
the body, but has a calming effect on the mind allowing those suffering from congested
thought patterns and mental tightness to experience release and expansion.
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digestive aid; promotes oral health; soothes headaches, stress, and general discomfort;
Magical uses: increase the vibrations of a space or in spells and incense for healing &
purification.
Mugwort
Associated with Artemis, goddess of the Moon and mother of nature. Restorative to the
injured female nature: reduces painful menstrual cramps and PMS, helps to heal after
abortion, miscarriage, labor; Helps sooth temperments, insomnia and sleep issues;
magical uses: moon magic; Carried to increase lust & fertility, prevent backache and
cure disease & madness.
Calenduka
The beautiful, sunny calendula flower contains potent anti-inflammatory and anti-viral
properties and has a variety of uses. Calendula can be used to speed healing of wounds
and skin irritations and also as a tea for a variety of health benefits. Magical Uses:
Protection, legal matters, and psychic/spiritual Powers
Rose petals are also known for their ability to assist people who are
trying to quit smoking nicotine-filled cigarettes. Smoking rose petals
is also said to alleviate the symptoms of depression and enhance
mood. Smoking rose petals decrease the symptoms associated with
nicotine-withdrawals effectively.
Whether it’s due to their visual connotation or the beneficial properties within
- rose petals are ideal for smoking when :
Seeking relaxation,
Stimulation,
Boost in mood.
Why Smoking Rose Petals Can Help You Quit Smoking Cigarettes
When you quit smoking cigarettes, it’s common to feel depressed for a short
period of time.
Smoking rose petals decrease the symptoms associated with nicotine-
withdrawals effectively.
Other herbs that rose petals can be mixed with are mint, chamomile, damiana,
and event mugwort.
Herbal blends that contain rose petals are incredibly effective when attempting
to quit smoking cigarettes.