Blessed Thistle

Blessed Thistle or Cnicus Benedictus is a small annual plant that grows to around two feet tall. The leaves are hairy with spiny edges and it has yellow flowers which bloom from May to August. It is believed to be called “blessed” thistle because it was used in medieval times to cure the … Continue reading Blessed Thistle

The Cedar

There are several types of cedar tree. They include: Cedrus Libani – an evergreen conifer which is native to Lebanon, Turkey and Syria. It can grow as tall as 35 meters and has several trunks with clear horizontal layers in its structure. It has black/brown bark with spaced ridges and cracks and dark green leaves … Continue reading The Cedar

Sacred Gardening through the Three Druid Elements – Designing Sacred Spaces and Planting Rituals

Something to consider next planting season

A guide to Winter Herbs…..

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10 Magickal Uses for Cinnamon

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Moody Moons

Spicy, aromatic, cheap, and versatile, there’s no reason to go on a mission to the herb shop a hundred miles away, because this one is probably already somewhere in your kitchen!

1. Burn it for purification. In powder or stick form, cinnamon is a powerful aid in purifying negative energy from a home or other space.

2. Steep it into an infusion. Have a cup of cinnamon tea before divination for heightened psychic awareness and clairvoyance.

3. Use it in a money sachet. Check out this mojo bag for inspiration.

4. Hang it over the entryway. A bundle of cinnamon sticks over your front door protects your home from negative energy and the bad intentions of outsiders.

5. Use it in erotic love spells. Cinnamon is notorious for “heating up” cold romances and igniting passion.

6. Place it on the Yule altar. This spice has strong associations with the Yule…

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