FEBRUARY 04, 2021 BY EMBER GRANT READ TIME: 11 MINS We are surrounded by mythical connections every day—the most obvious is in the names of our days of the week. […]
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To Elizabethans, bluebells were enchanted, and heaven forbid you hear their bell-shaped heads ring, for death would likely follow. Links with folklore were still…
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Plants are our medicine, our teachers, our friends, and help us connect deeply to spirit in a wide variety of ways including through…
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The Illustrated Herbiary Collectible Box Set: Guidance and Rituals from 36 Bewitching Botanicals; Includes Hardcover Book, Deluxe Oracle Card Set, and Carrying Pouch (Wild…
Originally posted on The Herb Society of America Blog:
By Maryann Readal Nutmeg is that spice we use in pumpkin and apple pie and sprinkle on our lattes and eggnog during…
Does the odor of sage evoke warmth, cheer, and holiday feasts for you? Sage has long been used to add savor, magic, and medicine to winter meals. Culinary sage is […]
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Cultivating the Devil’s Apple aka Thornapple I spent part of this afternoon harvesting my Thornapple plants. One of them grew to be close to…
Use rosemary for cleansing, peace of mind, release psychic, spiritual and even physical purification. The most prevalent way to use herbs in feng shui for your home is potted plants. You can also […]
Ginger is prized for its aromatic and medicinal properties. It’s been used in cooking and as an herbal remedy since ancient times. Ginger’s claim to medicinal fame comes from its main […]
Ah, the burnt, slightly minty aroma of palo santo. No, it isn’t some hipster strand of THC selling out in your nearest dispensary, but it is lit, in the most […]
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