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Pin By Drui B On Posters Magick Wiccan Spell Book Witch Magic Beyond the top ten, there are dozens more herbs aligned with sea witchery. consider: irish moss, eelgrass, marsh mallow – used in potions and elixirs. glasswort, orache, frosted orache – used dried in sachets and charms. sea beet, sea kale – used fresh in cuisine and magic. Ingested herbal magic takes the form of teas, food, or any other way you’d like to ingest the herb. this type of use of wiccan herbs will be the primary focus of the spell. your magic with the herbs will happen at the time of the spell, for example, making a love tea, which can then be drunk at any time afterward to complete the spell. The elemental powers of plants. in terms of magical symbolism, plants embody the power of the four classical wiccan elements working together to create and sustain life. they begin as seeds in the soil of the earth, where the minerals needed to sustain their life are found. they interact with the “fire” of sunlight, which makes the process. 30 witch herbs & their magical properties. like all earth centered spiritual practices, wicca has a large body of herb lore. herbal magic uses plants to heal, attract good things, and repel the bad. there’s virtually no end to the way these herbs are used; they can be stuffed in sachets, drunk as teas, ground into powders, infused into baths.
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