LeenahMaenza
by on January 5, 2022
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  Have you ever wanted to make a magic 'potion'...? Did you know it's not as hard as you think? There are tons of potions that can be made and consumed the same way you may steep and cozy up with some tea. Yes, teas are really the magic potions we read about in fairy tales! Tea leaves and certain herbs have been recognized for their magickal, as well as medicinal, qualities throughout the ages and can be made into teas or herbal infusions to bring in improved conditions.  Whether or not you consider yourself a 'witch' or a Wiccan, these herbs I am about to share with you are naturally beneficial to the mind and body; and can also work for anyone with an open mind. 

Amaranth ~ Reduces swelling, helps stomach flu and can be used in potions an/or incantaions that involve mending a broken heart.

Basil ~ Eases stomach cramps and banishes nagativity.

Calendula ~ Helps gum disease and helps to encourage psychic development.

Chamomile ~ Helps insomnia, eases pain and inflammation from sores/wounds, aids in meditation, attracts money and protects the home.

Daisy ~ Eases headache pain and brings good luck.

Dandelion ~ Detoxifies the liver, promotes blood and oxygen circulation and aids in clairvoyance.

Garlic ~ Works as a great natural antibiotic and dispels negativity.

Eucalyptus ~ Works as an insect repellant, aids in fungal infections, and provides purification.

Bee Balm ~ Creates a sedative tea and attracts positive energies & sprites

Angelica ~ Aids in cold & hepatitis relief, protects the home and garden.

Comfrey ~ Heals wounds, bruises, pain from broken/fractured bones and provides protection during travel.

  This short list of herbs isn't even close to everything that's out there...but it just goes to show that nature has got our backs and we need to perserve it the best we can! Not all medicine is man-made.

 

Until next time,

~ Leenah ~

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roselia
wow love this amazing info <3 where do u personally source ur herbs from?
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LeenahMaenza
I personally buy them organically packaged online and/or several stores such as The Psychic Eye and The Green Man. I recently ordered and received some (whole dried) Calendula flowers from Egypt, Lavender from France and Mugwort from Asia! 1f642.png They have all worked great in my teas too <3
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