Please note that these are not medical or herbal in purpose. Research each ingredient before attempting to take it internally in any fashion. These are for magical association and purposes only.

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For Romance, romantic love, true love, or love in general

SOURCE #	PAGE #	Romantic Love, True love, romance
2	6, 83, 139	Apple
8	18	Apple
2	83	Aster
2	83	bachelor’s buttons
2	83, 141	balm of gilead
2	142, 214	basil
12	4, 5	basil
2	83	basil myrtle
8	22	basil sweet
2	83	bergamot
2	182	brazil nut
2	83	caraway
2	84	carnations
2	82, 150	catnip
2	129	cinnamon
2	151	cinquefoil
2	82	coltsfoot
2	83, 109, 154	coriander
2	83	cumin
2	156-157	dill
2	83, 157	dragon’s blood
2	83, 158	elecampane
2	160	fern
2	110, 161	gardenia
2	162-163	geranium
2	83	henbane
2	83-84, 110, 170-171	jasmine
2	83, 214	lavender
2	83, 214	lemon balm
2	83	lovage
2	83	mandrake
2	83, 175-176	marjoram
2	83, 177	meadowsweet
2	82	mint
2	185	orange sweet
2	82, 83, 185-186	orris root
2	186	pansy
2	82, 129, 186-187	patchouli
2	83	periwinkle
2	83	pink geranium
2	82, 84, 113, 129, 193, 214	rose
2	84. 193-194, 214	rosemary
2	129	sandalwood
2	84	southernwood
2	200	spearmint
2	82	Strawberry
2	82	tansy
2	84, 203	tonka beans
2	84	tormentil
2	203-204	valerian
2	204	vanilla
2	82, 84, 204-205, 214	vervain
10	50	viola
2	84, 116, 206, 214	violet
2	82, 84. 210, 214	yarrow
2	238	Hemp / marijuana
5	N/A	Herb Paris /paris quadrifolia / true lover’s knot
12	13	Butterbur / Fuki
12	128	yarrow
15	31	bamboo
15	38-42	betel palm nut
15	50-52	bleeding heart
15	180-181	ivy
15	235-237	mistletoe
15	337	tulip

 

For sex, sexual love, seduction, or lust

SOURCE #	PAGE #	For sex, sexual love, desire, lust, aphrodisiac, seduction
8	18	apple
2	109	clove
2	110	ginger
2	166	henbane
2	170	ivy
2	173-174	lovage
2	112	musk
2	113	orris root
2	113	patchouli
2	116	tuberose
2	204	vanilla
2	116	violet
2	117	Ylang-ylang
10	46	sunflower
12	10	burdock
12	22	chervil
12	80	marjoram
12	80	oregano
12	80	lavender
12	80	mint
12	80	savory
12	84	meadowsweeet
12	84	verbena
12	84	marjoram
12	84	mint
12	84	thyme
12	84	valerian
12	84	violet
12	84	basil
12	84	broom
12	109	Solomon’s seal
12	118	valerian
15	16-17	artichoke
15	16	avocado
15	38-41	belladonna
15	65-66	calla lily
15	165-167	horseradish

 

To be sexually attractive as a man, to be masculine

SOURCE #	PAGE #	For men to be sexually attractive, for masculinity, for male strength
2	106	musk
2	106, 113	patchouli
2	106	cinnamon
2	106	carnation
2	106, 204	vanilla
2	108	basil
2	109	cyclamen
2	113	orris root
2	166	henbane
2	167	holly [berries] [leaves]
2	183-184	oak, acorn
2	185	orange sweet

 

To be sexually attractive as a woman, to be feminine

SOURCE #	PAGE #	For women to be sexually attractive, for femininity, for female strength
2	106	jasmine
2	106, 111, 171-172	lavender
2	106	red rose
2	106	musk
2	106, 117	Ylang-ylang
2	108	basil [Spain]
2	110	gardenia
2	112	neroli
2	113	orris root
2	204	vanilla
2	246	rosemary
15	137-139	fennel
15	235-237	mistletoe

 

 

To attract a lover

SOURCE #	PAGE #	To attract lovers
2	161	gardenia
2	116	sweet pea
2	152	clove
2	82, 113, 185-186	orris root
2	171	juniper
2	172	lemon verbena
2	173-174	lovage
2	204	vanilla

To attract men

SOURCE #	PAGE #	To attract men
2	82	lavender
2	82	backelor’s button
2	82	valerian
2	82	bay leaf
2	113, 185	orange blossom
2	113	orris root
2	116	sweet pea
2	152	clove
2	172	lemon verbena
2	173-174	lovage
2	186-187	patchouli
2	204	vanilla

 

To attract women

SOURCE #	PAGE #	To attract women
2	82, 113	patchouli
2	82	cinnamon
2	82, 166	henbane
2	82, 113	orris root
2	112	neroli
2	116	sweet pea
2	116	tuberose
2	152	clove
2	161	gardenia
2	172	lemon verbena
2	173-174	lovage
2	186-187	patchouli
2	204	vanilla
2	239	henbane
15	249	nettle

For Fertility

SOURCE #	PAGE #	Fertility
2	84, 182	acorns, oak
8	13-14	acorns, oak
2	182	almond
2	84, 164	basil
2	132, 144	Bistort
2	182	brazil nut
2	182	buckeyes
2	84, 155	cucumber
2	132, 155	Cyclamen
2	182	evergreen
2	84, 182	hazel
2	84	hazel
2	182	hemlock
2	84	jasmine
7	144-145	juniper
2	84, 174	mandrake root, European
2	132, 177-178	Mistletoe
2	84	myrtle
2	190-191	pine
2	84	pomegranate
2	84, 191	poppy
2	201	sunflower
2	182, 206-207	walnut
2	162-163	White geranium
12	50	fennel
12	60	horsetail
12	80	marjoram
12	80	oregano
12	94	parsley
12	110-111	St. John’s wort
12	113	tansy
15	235-237	mistletoe

 

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