Tag: herbalism

This lemon balm elixir will help you become more aware of your connection nature, reminding you that you are never truly separate from the earth.

The cheerful abundance of lemon balm makes her a good ally in magical workings around success and money, and a good spirit ally in general.

Washes are a fantastic way to utilize witchcraft in your everyday life, and this success drawing wash can help you achieve your goals.

Washes, waters, and vinegars are great for use in our everyday lives and they can be made well in advance for use later on.

Rose petals or blossoms are common ingredients for a spell or love charm, but for most of us they aren't available in winter.

When you contemplate casting a love spell, there's a good chance roses immediately come to mind. And for good reason.

If I had bought The Secret Language of Herbs by Alice Peck as a gift, I would have kept it after opening it and taking a peek inside.

Mugwort has many practical applications. To many it is a weed, but to those with a cunning eye, it can be so much more.

Herbalism is undergoing something of a revival. Indeed, a quick Internet search will throw up hundreds of hits.

In By Wolfsbane and Mandrake Root, Mélusine Draco sets out to reintroduce poisonous plants into the arsenal of witches who have forgotten them.

Hoodoo is a type of folk magick. By encorporating it into your everyday life, you can benefit from this powerful practice in many ways.

I hear there are lots of benefits to growing your own food and herbs and, if you believe in the wisdom and power of plants, it makes sense that there would be benefits. If you’re not convinced already, Harold Roth makes a pretty good case for learning to do it in The Witching Herbs: 13 Essential Plants and Herbs for Your Magical Garden.