Have you decided to become a Wiccan, and you want to get started in herbal magic, but you don't know where to start? Are you looking to learn more about herbal magic? If you answered yes to either of these questions, then you are going to want to continue reading.
Herbal magic is a powerful form of spell work. Herbal magic is often practiced by garden and kitchen Witches simply because herbs naturally come into use in these practices. That said, you do not have to identify as a garden or kitchen Witch to practice herbal magic.
Herbal magic, next to Moon magic, is probably one of the oldest forms of magic known to man. Plants were on this world long before mankind, and for centuries they were the only form of medicine that man had.
Even once medicine started to become a thing, plants were still used to help it. It wasn't until the last century or so that regulations and doctors started to frown upon the use of herbal medicine. Still, many people understand the power of plants, and as such, use them for what they are meant to be used for.
This is what makes herbal magic so powerful. All of the plants in the world have their own energy, and it is that energy that we use in our spells. In herbal magic, the spells can merely require the use of herbs to create a charm or infuse something with the power of the herbs, or it can be used to create a tea or other drink that is taken internally.
There are spells in herbal magic for everything, especially healing, protection, and love. Herbs also have lots of different use. For example, you can create your own essential oils with them. And if you grow your own herbs and plants, you can start adding power to them when they are nothing more than a seedling.
Also, we will discuss some tips on the best ways to work with herbs. While working with herbs isn't necessarily that hard, it is a good idea to make sure you don't accidentally cause them to bring something bad to your practice.
This book is here to teach about all of this and more.
Inside you will find:
- An in-depth look about the history of herbalism
- Collecting, storing, and preparing herbs
- Working with herbs
- How to make herbal teas, oils, and baths
- Communicating with plant spirits
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