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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Sources are at the bottom of the page.

 

For cleansing & purification

SOURCE #	PAGE #	Purification, Cleansing, cleansing, purify
2	6	Birch
2	55	bay
2	55, 141	avens
2	55	mugwort
2	55	yarrow
2	55, 193-194	rosemary
2	55	St. john’s wort
2	55	angelica
2	55	juniper
2	55	garlic
2	110	eucalyptus
2	110, 161	frankincense
2	110, 169	hyssop
2	111, 171-172	lavender
2	112, 180	myrrh
2	138	anise
2	139	asafoetida
2	142	bay laurel
2	143	benzoin
2	144	betony
2	145	broom
2	146	burdock
2	151	cinquefoil
2	173-174	lovage
2	175	calendula [marigold]
2	183-184	oak
2	184	onion
2	189	peppermint
2	190-191	pine
2	196	saffron
2	198	sandalwood
2	202	thyme
2	203-204	valerian
2	205	vervain
2	208-209	woodruff
12	62	hyssop
12	100	rue
12	105	soapwort
15	65-66	calla lily

 

For blessings & consecrations

SOURCE #	PAGE #	Blessings, consecration
2	6	Birch
2	109, 156	cypress
2	110, 161	frankincense
2	111	lotus
2	114	rose geranium
2	180	myrrh
12	100	rue

 

 

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2. Magical Herbalism. Cunningham, Scott. 2005
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4. Hydrangea. Bowman, Daria Price. Michael Friedman Publishing Group. 2000.
5. Royal Botanic Gardens Kew. Kew.org. http://powo.science.kew.org/taxon/urn:lsid:ipni.org:names:539724-1. Accessed. September 04, 2017.
6. This Crooked Crown’s lore and practice
7. Cassell Dictionary of Superstitions, Pickering David. Cassell Wellington House. 1995.
8. The ABC of Magic Charms. Pepper, Elizabeth. The Witches’ Almanac. 2009.
9. Mermaids, The Myths, Legends, and Lore. Alexander, Skye. F+W Media, Inc. 2012.
10. Edible Flowers. Morse, Kitty. Ten Speed Press. 1995.
11. thefolkschoolfairbanks.org/wp-content/uploads/2013/01/Making-a-Whistle-new.pdf
12. A Brief History of Thyme and Other Herbs. Seymour, Miranda. Grove Press. New York. 2002.
13. Old Wives’ Lore for Gardeners. Boland, Bridget; Boland, Maureen; Gough, Simon. Michael O’Mara Books Limited. 1999.
14. Sylvanni folk tales, oral tradition, told by Guido Masé in “Herbal Folklore” webseries by Mountain Rose Herbs
15. The Big, Bad Book of Botany: The World’s Most Fascinating Flora. Michael Largo. Harper Collins. 2014.