Cunningham’s Encyclopedia of Magical Herbs (Expanded & Revised Edition)
Body, Mind & Spirit / Wicca & Paganism / Practical Magic Looking for the ideal partner? Try wearing a small piece of maidenhair fern. Is money tight? Burn clove incense to attract prosperity. Want to sharpen your intuition? Do you wish to sharpen your extrasensory perception? A dandelion root tea could be your answer. Long ago, folks understood the earth they lived on. They knew the good plants, the bad ones, and the magical ones. It was thought that plants possessed unique energy, useful for diverse purposes - from safeguarding your home to finding true love. This practice of using plant power for positive changes is what we call Magical Herbalism. This refreshed and modernized version, marking its fifteenth year, showcases the mythical attributes and significances of more than 400 herbs. It doesn't merely focus on rare, hard-to-find plants. Indeed, several enlisted plants are virtually household names. Apples, Onions, Rice, Lettuce, Cashews, and usual herbs like Di