How to recognize a sorcerer by the flowers growing in his garden?

There are many techniques for applying the magical power of herbs and flowers. Druids, healers, magicians for thousands of years have consumed magic drinks from special plants, rubbed various ointments created from them into the skin, inhaled dried and powdery substances, and also took them for fumigation. Protective objects of the cult were worn on the chest with dried elements of flowers, herbs, roots. Plant herbs carry the power of magic to humans.

Human Rhizome

Nowadays, about 5,000 euros are paid for a rhizome in the shape of a little man figure. When collecting plants for witchcraft rituals, it is necessary to observe seasonality and time of day, some plant crops are harvested exclusively after midnight or when the moon is full in the sky. Others only after an early magical text.

Sorcerers believed that the one who pulls the rhizome of the mandrake from the soil would die. If this happens, then let the animal die. Witches and sorcerers knew that flowers and herbs, in addition to magical effects on spirits, also affect a person’s mental state. They:

• increase stamina;
• anesthetize;
• treat diseases;
• injected into trance;
• help to see prophetic dreams.

That is why the magic of flowers and herbs has become so relevant.

The magic of flowers and herbs

Satyrion plant extract - a remedy that enhances the feeling of love. The same result gives the rhizome of the orchis. As a reducing overexcitation (an antidote for stupefied by magic of love - bewitched) use:

• water lily;
• garlic flower;
• lily asphodelus.

Plant Features:

1. Verbena provides protection, pacification to the one who carries this magical weed.
2. Asklepias akida, an Indian plant culture whose milk tastes like an island-astringent, used to be a potion for eternal life.
3. The rhizome of the Iboga plant culture in the early 20th century was used by the natives of the African territory as a magical substance to stimulate activity and protect against sleep and overwork.

German scientist T. Koch-Grunberg saw the Indians r. Orinoco, between the Colombian and Venezuelan territories, is made and applied as a sorcery powder obtained from the Virol ziotor bark. This witch's snuff is used only by wizards. A witch or a mage using a blade of grass blows a small amount of this powdery substance into the air. Then he sniffs it. He begins to sing and begins to inhumanly yell, falling into a trance. Powder protected.

Many herbs and flowers are used for magical purposes:

1. Belena is a remedy for spiritual strength.
2. A belt made of wormwood rhizome redirects all the pains of the diseased to the flame if the patient throws it into the furnace.
3. In addition, if there is wormwood in the house, then it will protect from the devil himself.

Mages believe that willow is a plant that brings misfortune, but it is still used to defend itself.

Amulet Herbs - Plant Magic

In ancient times, people attached importance to plants. Plant crops for people and magicians were sacred and worshiped as spirits. Different nationalities have developed many myths, tales, epics dedicated to herbs, flowers and trees. Certain of them became symbols, talismans and amulets

Mistletoe, or to put it another way, oak berries:

1. It usually grows on an apple tree. It can be found on other wood, including oaks, birches, even on fir trees.
2. Being a parasite, it takes moisture and useful elements from the inside of the tree, letting its rhizome deep into the trunk of the "owner".
3. This plant crop is referred to as French. cross grass (Herbie de la Croix), and in English. - Translated as panacea (Al-Helll). And therefore there is nothing strange that she was considered a medicine man as a substance for all sorrows: to heal any diseases and guard against evil forces.

The most powerful witchcraft qualities, as wizards believed, has a mistletoe, which was collected from oak bark. Plant culture took a top place in magic books: she was credited with the power of a talisman, love spell, and also means to increase productivity and crafts. Girls who wanted to get pregnant wore mistletoe branches on their belts or arms.

Mages used mistletoe to communicate with otherworldly forces. In celebration, in the first months of the Celtic year, the supreme magician, dressed in white, climbed onto the crown of an oak tree and cut with a knife a green mistletoe, a symbol of immortality. The ceremony of collecting the plant took place with the sacrifice: a white bull whose blood "took" the tree, processed it into vital energy and returned it to all living things.

The cornflower, whose genus name (centuria) comes from the Greek Centurion, received it by the name of the mythical centaur Chiron, who had knowledge of healing herbs. According to legend, a centaur healed a wound from the poisonous arrow of Hercules to himself with cornflower juice. Dipped in the blood of a lapwing, mixed with oil, this herb acquired witchcraft power. Mages, however, believed that if a certain dosage of the drug was burned in the flame of a candle, then everyone who fell into the circle of fire of this glow would be considered the witchers.

It was one of the essential components of protective talismans - it was believed that this herb has the ability to protect both from physical diseases and from throwing the soul, and also that it makes a person carefree, eliminates bad dreams and early aging.

Flowers that protect witches and sorcerers are used today. They are used for rituals and healing. When used correctly, they can even heal.