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Witches' Worts

Wort is one of those words that just sounds kind of witchy. It actually comes from the Old English wyrt which just mean "plant". There is a forest's worth of plants that still have the word "wort" in them- well worth it for any witch to know. (I posted this before, but it was a long list so I abridged it.)

🍃 Masterwort: A name of several umbelliferous plants.

🍃 Sulphurwort: Peucedanum officinale. Hog fennel.

🍀 Hoodwort: Scutellaria lateriflora. Also called skullcap and madweed.

🌿 Lazarwort: Laserwort.

🍀 Ebony spleenwort: common North American fern with polished black stripes,

🌿 Scorpionwort: either Ornithopus scorpioides or scorpion grass, the forget-me-not.

🌱 Water figwort: Water betony.

🌱 Stinkwort: Various plants including Helleborus foetidus, the stinking hellebore; Dittrichia graveolens and Inula graveolens; and Datura stramonium, jimson weed.;

🌱 Honeywort: A bee plant of the genus Cerinthe.

🍀 Fumewort: Genus Corydalis.

🌿 Greater Spearwort: Ranunculus lingua.

🌱 Garlicwort: Alliaria officinalis. The hedge garlic.

🍃 Miterwort or mitrewort (British): Bishop's cap. Any plant of the genus Mitella.

🌱 Brotherwort: Wild thyme.

🌱 Crosswort: Eupatorium perfoliatum. Lysimachia quadrifolia. Boneset. Also, maywort, a species of Galium, and species of Phuopsis.

🍀 Catwort: A plant of the genus Nepeta. Catnip.

🌿 Yellow-wort: Chlora perfoliata, Gentianaceae

🌱 Haskwort: A broad-leafed bell-flower, Campanula latifolia, found throughout northern and central Europe.

🍃 Navelwort: Any of various Eurasian plants of the genus Omphalodes, having cymes of usually blue flowers and nutlets with a navellike depression on one side.,

🍃 Dragonwort: The bistort, Polygonum Bistorta, and with the old herbalists the green dragon, Dracunculus vulgaris.,

🌿 Flukewort: Hydrocotyle vulgaris.

🌱 Lichwort: The wall pellitory, Parietaria officinalis.

🍃 Talewort: Borago officinalis. Formerly considered a valuable remedy.

🍀 Mugwort: Artemisia vulgaris.

🌱 White Swallowwort: Vincetoxicum officinale.

🍀 Thoroughwort: Eupatorium perfoliatum. Boneset.

🍀 Tetterwort: The larger celandine, Chelidonium majus, so named from its use in cutaneous diseases; also, in America, sometimes the bloodroot, Sanguinaria Canadensis.

🌿 Wallwort: The dwarf elder, or danewort, Sambucus Ebulus; sometimes, also, the wall pellitory, Parietaria officinalis; the stonecrop, Sedum acre; and the navelwort, Cotyledon Umbilicus.

🌱 American lungwort: Mertensia virginica.

🍃 False miterwort: plant with tiny white flowers hanging in loose clusters on leafy stems; moist woods from Alaska to central California and east to Montana,

🌿 Neezewort: Same as sneezewort.,

🍃 Lungwort: A plant of the genus Mertensia, the lungworts. Also, a boraginaceous plant of the genus Pulmonaria.

🍀 Spurwort: Sherardia arvensis. Field madder.

🌿 Clown's Ringwort: plant featured in the 1605 panel of the New World Tapestry.

🍃 Adderwort: (Bot.) The common bistort or snakeweed (Polygonum bistorta).,

🌱 Peterwort: Saint Peter's wort.

🍃 St. John's Wort: Can refer to any species of Hypericum.

🍀 Dungwort: Helleborus foetidus. Stinking hellebore.

🌱 Strapwort: Corrigiola litoralis.

🌱 Moneywort: A European creeping plant (Lysimachia nummularia) naturalized in eastern North America, having rounded, opposite leaves and single, axillary yellow flowers.

🍀 Sneezewort: A Eurasian herb (Achillea ptarmica) of the composite family, having aromatic, linear, finely serrate leaves and clusters of white flower heads grouped in corymbs.

🍀 Asterwort: Any composite plant of the family Asteraceae.

🍀 Hartwort: Any of certain plants of the genera Seseli, Tordylium, and Bupleurum.

🌿 Pepperwort: Lepidium latifolium; Lepidium campestre; Spanish cress, Lepidium cardamines. Peppergrass; cockweed; dittander; Marsilea minuta

🍃 Pearlwort: Any plant of the genus Sagina, which consists of small matted or tufted herbs of both hemispheres, with threadlike or awl-shaped leaves, and minute flowers. These plants were once regarded as a remedy for the eye-disease called pearl. Also pearlweed.

🌱 Blue throatwort: Trachelium caeruleum.

🍃 Bullock's or Cow's Lungwort: Verbascum thapsus, the common Mullein.

🌿 Springwort: Euphorbia lathyris. Caper spurge.

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Spell Ingredients Index: Dragon’s Blood

Scientific Classification: Daemonorops draco, D. Propinquos

Folk Names: Blood, Bume, Calamus Draco, Draconis Resina, Sanguis Draconis

When the Dragon’s Blood tree is cut, it bleeds bright red sap. The Dragon’s Blood resin, powder, incense, and essential oil is made from this sap. It has a very pleasant scent, and is know for it’s powerful potency, protective abilities, and for drawing love.

Use in spells for:

Protection

Love- especially to return an errant lover to you

As one of the ingredients in Fiery Wall of Protection

To cure inpotency

To drive out evil and negativity

Use in these spell types:

Burning spells- where spell ingredients are placed in a cauldron or thrown into an open fire to be burned

Oils and incenses

Is an important ingredient in Fierey Wall of Protection Oil and Powder

Exorcisms

Candle spells (to anoint the candle)

Bath spells

Herbal Uses:

Dragon’s Blood resin is same for most adults to consume topically and orally, however, as with any herb, be sure to test it first. Apply a small amount of diluted Dragon’s Blood (dilute either by adding a small amount- like seriously a tiny pinch- to about 2 tablespoons of water) to a small area on your arm and wait about 30 minutes. If the area gets a little red and itchy, then you are likely allergic and should not use Dragon’s Blood.

Dragon’s Blood can be used to treat diarrhea, and digestive problems.

Always dilute essential oils with other food safe oils such as caster, olive, coconut, or jojoba.

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Spell Ingredients Index: Bay Laurel

Scientific Classification: Laurus Nobilis

Folk Names: Bay, Sweet Bay, Bay Laurel, Noble Laurel, Roman Laurel

Bay leaves are very popular in American cooking cuisine, as they have a very delicious flavor to them. It is common to add 1 to 2 bay leaves to a pot of soup.

Not only is bay a popular “spice”, but it also has a lot of magickal uses as well. Plus, it’s easy to obtain at your local Walmart!

Use in spells for:

Protection

Psychic strength

Healing

Purification

Strength

Prosperity

Use in these spell types:

Burning spells (burning a bay leaf will have a mildly explosive outcome, which is cool, but also can be a little risky. It’s a bit like holding a small sparkler)

Potions

Kitchen witchcraft spells

In sachets

In poppets (used here to mean “an effigy of the person who is the target of your spell” and does not have any direct cultural connotation)

Some other uses:

Bay leaves were used by priestesses of Apollo to produce a prophetic state. They did this by either chewing on the leaves, or burning them and inhaling the fumes.

Bay leaves are also used as decoration during Yule.

Place beneath your pillow for prophetic dreams.

Burn bay leaf and sandlewood (red sandlewood is more accessible than white, and adds an extra “umph” because of the color) to remove curses and evil spells.

Hang sprigs of bay around the home to prevent the mischeif of poltergeists.

Write wishes on the leaf and then burn to make them come true.

Medicinal Uses:

Along with regular medication as provided by a licensed medical physician, Bay Laurel ground up and taken twice daily may help to lower pre-meal blood sugar for diabetics.

Helps with excessive flatulence.

Making a salve to apply directly to the skin can help with dandruff, pain from rheumatism, and may also help to heal boils.

Pregnant women should avoid taking Bay Laurel medicinally.

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Spell Ingedient Index: Myrrh

The above image is a combination of Frankincense and Myrrh.

Scientific Classification: Commiphora myrrha

Myrrh is used for a lot of the same reasons as Frankincense, and is another one of the incenses the Magi brought to Jesus after his birth.

Myrrh was used in ancient Egypt a lot as well. It was burned at noon to honour Ra, god of the sun, and was also burned in the temple of Isis.

Use in spells for:

Protection

Exorcism

Healing

Spirituality

Myrrh is essentially the feminine energy to Frankincense, which is masculine. Burning both incites the protection of both God and Goddess, moon and sun.

Use in these spell types:

Sachets

Enchantments

Burning spells

As an incense

Oils and perfumes

Other Magickal Uses:

The incense of Myrrh can be used to consecrate, purify, and bless objects used in magick.

Aids meditation, along with frankincense.

Used in healing incense and sachets

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Spell Ingredients Index: Frankincense

Scientific Classification: Boswellia carterii

Frankincense is one of the most popular incenses in the world, and, more recently, has gained this popularity by supposedly being one of the gifts the Magi brought to Jesus when he was born. This makes it especially popular during the “Christmas” season.

However, frankincense has a long history as a magickal ingredient well before the time of Jesus.

Ancient Egyptions would burn frankincense at runrise to honour Ra, the god of the Sun.

Use in spells for:

Protection

Exorcism

Purification

Concecration

Spirituality

Luck

Use in these spell types:

Burning spells

As an incense during a spell

In perfumes

To make oils (Crown of Success)

Other Magickal Uses:

When burned, frankincense will drive out evil and negativity. Use to uplift the area and create a euphoric vibration during rituals.

Burned also to indice versions and aid meditation.

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Spell Ingredients Index: Amethyst

This purple/lavender colored stone is one of the most common crystals that we see, next to quartz. Which, of course, makes it one of the most common ingredients in spells.

Use in spells for:

Love

Self Care

Meditation

Opening Psychic intuition

For healing spells to increase immune system against sickness

Use in these spell types:

Sachets

Poppets (Used here to mean “an effigy of a person used as the target of a spell” and does not have any cultural connotation)

Witch Bottles

To decorate your alter

In bath spells

To charge water

Also use for:

Place on the third eye to open up your intuition and psychic powers during meditation.

Amethyst is said to connect with deity, especially when meditated with

Relieves pain of all kinds

Use to cleanse your Aura

Use as a cleanser of the blood

Can be carried on a night out on the town to help your drunken friends.

I use amethyst a lot specifically to promote self love and care. Added to a bath, it’ll help you see value in your life and help relieve depression.

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Spell Ingredients Index: Lavender

Scientific Classification: Lavendula officinale or L. Vera

Lavender is one of my favorite herbs, both for it’s smell, and range of magickal and medicinal properties. Its also absolutely gorgeous!

There is a lot of folk magick type knowledge surrounding lavender, which makes it a surprisingly versatile spell ingredient.

Use in spells for:

Love

Protection

Peace

Purification

Happiness

Use in these spell types:

Traditionally used in sachets

Spell baths

Tisanes and tinctures

Perfumes

Burning spells

In poppets (used here to mean “an effigy of the person meant as the target of the spell” and does not have any cultural connotation)

Some other uses:

To attract men (as a perfume)

Burn the flowers to induce a restful sleep

The scent of lavender is rumored to produce a long life, and thus should be smelled as often as possible.

Carry to see ghosts

Place lavender under your pillow while thinking about your wish. Then, turn in for the night. If your dreams are related to your wish, then it will come true. If not… well, then it will not manifest.

The meer sight of this beautiful flower is said to dispel depression and sarrow and fill the viewer with happiness and peace.

Madicinal Uses:

Supposedly, taking 80-160mg of a lavender oil product will significantly reduce anxiety. It is possible that this also works through aeromatherapy.

Use to treat canker sores.

Use to relieve menstral pain.

Can also be used to induce sleep, and can even be useful for people with insomnia.

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Broke Witch Masterpost

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Herbal Sleep & Dream Pillows

Combine any of the following herbs into a lovely sleep sachet, or sew them into a pillow for yourself, or as gifts for others.

PS: Trying sewing sigils into your dream pillows for extra help.

Catnip: Relaxing, helps bring deep sleep.

Chamomile: Calming, relaxing, and said to keep bad dreams away.

Hops: Relaxing and brings peacefulness.

Lavender: Soothing, relaxing and eases headaches.

Lemon Balm: Relieves stress, anxious and nervous feelings, insomnia, stress, and headaches.

Rose petals: Brings warmth and love.

Rosemary: Traditionally used to bring deep sleep and keep away bad dreams.

Sweet Marjoram: Calms restlessness and nervousness.

Catnip: Relaxing, helps bring deep sleep.

Chamomile: Calming, relaxing, and said to keep bad dreams away.

Cloves: Brings warmth and an exotic feeling to dreams, add only 2-4 per pillow.

Hops: Relaxing and brings peacefulness.

Lavender: Soothing, relaxing and eases headaches.

Lemon Verbena: Uplifting, used to add “lightness” to dream blends.

Mugwort: Greatly enhances lucid dreaming and helps with remembering of dreams.

Peppermint or Spearmint: Enhances clarity and vividness in dreams.

Rose petals: Brings warmth and love, may be used to evoke romantic dreams.

Rosemary: Traditionally used to bring deep sleep and keep away bad dreams.

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To Break a Spell You’ve Cast

Purpose: To undo a spell

Best time to perform: After midnight any night

Best moon phase to use: Waning

Supplies:

Herbs to use: angelica

Oils to use : anoint candles with rosemary oil

Candle colors: use white candles, as many as you like.

one bead from a necklace you own (preferably a pearl–faux or real)

a small patch of black cloth

some string for tying

Incantation:

I cast a spell asking <insert type of spell here>, I now ask the favor of having the spell removed. I understand to take back a spell means giving up something of my own to show my spirit is true and my intentions are good. I give this pearl/bead from a necklace I own. I transfer the spell into the <pearl or bead> and render the spell dormant. No harm may come from the cancellation of this spell. No further power shall it have. This is my will - so mote it be.

-Place the pearl/bead in the black cloth.

-Add your angelica herbs.

-Tie the cloth up tightly with the string, wrapping the pearl/bead in the cloth.

-Dribble a bit of wax from the candles on the knot you tie.

-Then throw the small package away, far from your home.

-Close the circle and give thanks.

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Sun

The ego, self, personality one grows into, authority, wlllpower, vitality, physical health, father, husband 

Moon

Instinct, reactions, emotions, mothering, nurturing, caretaking, security, needs, early life, the past, memories, water, tides

Mercury

Communication, ideas, logic, expression, speed, transportation, vehicles, short distance travel,  teaching, learning,  talking, writing, siblings, neighbors

Venus

Pleasure, happiness, love, balance, harmony, beauty, art, creation, music, sensitivy, senusualities, food, drink, luxuries, bonding, partnership, bussiness, deals

Mars

Physical energy, stamina, action, competetion, drive, vitality, unconcious desire, aggression, passion, sex, conflict, independence, violence, military, war, weapons 

Jupiter

Optimish, higher education, abstract ideas, philsophy, spiritual nature, religion, morals, travel, expansion, prosperity, nature, pets, gifts, luck, fortune 

Saturn

Time, conversative thought, lesson teacher, discipline, structure, responsibility, duty, limitation, karma, growth, senirority, father relationship.

Uranus

The future, science, technology, computers, revolution, sudden ups and downs, eccentric thought, independence, freedom, creative impulsue, change, electricity, magic, genius, rebeliion, groups, friends, disasters on large scale

Neptune

Spiritual, Illusion, mystery, dreams, meditation, abstract ideas, creativity, psychic energy,  intuition, sleep, addiction, avoidance behavior.  

Pluto

Intensity, depths, inward research, transformation ,destruction, cleansing, renewing, rebirthing, hidden objects, depth, the underworld, crime, metaphysics

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Magickal Times: Days of the Week

Monday - Ruled by the Moon. Types of spells/spellwork good for this day: Spellwork involving emotions, the subconscious, domestic issues, and feminine issues. Also good for psychic pursuits and dream work.

Tuesday - Ruled by Mars. Types of spells/spellwork good for this day: Spellwork involving self-assertion, more energy, and courage. Victory and passion are also good indications, as well as more ‘masculine’ orientated goals.

Wednesday - Ruled by Mercury. Types of spells/spellwork good for this day: Spellwork involving mental issues, communication, education, and self expression. Also a good day for consulting divination methods (tarot, runes, etc), planning your magickal work, and writing.

Thursday - Ruled by Jupiter. Types of spells/spellwork good for this day: Spellwork involving prosperity and money, luck, and business. Also a day for political power, influencing people in high places, law and courts.

Friday - Ruled by Venus. Types of spells/spellwork good for this day: Spellwork involving love, friendship, beauty, sensuality, healing, peace, and harmony. Also a good day for artistic ability and overall creativity.

Saturday - Ruled by Saturn. Types of spells/spellwork good for this day: Spellwork involving overcoming obstacles, neutralizing harmful energy, binding and banishing. A good day for protecting by blocking or pushing away negative forces.

Sunday - Ruled by the Sun. Types of spells/spellwork good for this day: Spells of many different kinds can be done on Sunday as the Sun can share its energy and feed them all, but it’s best to focus on healing and success. Spells for physical strength, obtaining goals, illumination, and initiating any magickal activity are also good.

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Magickal Times: Moon Phases

*The cycle of the Moon is counterclockwise also known as widdershins* - Use the energy of the Moon to influence life decisions and events by planning rituals and spells according to maximize their potential.

New Moon: - New beginnings, unlimited possibilities, planting seeds, intention What can you do?: It’s a time to focus on new beginnings; Banishment of curses, divination, focusing on clearing the slate, tapping into your potential, etc.

Waxing Crescent: - Fresh energy, sprouting, details, declaration What can you do?: Set your intentions; Freshen up your energy, focus on the smaller things, detail work, more positive magic, conceptualize, etc. First Quarter: - Momentum, challenges, sending roots, action What can you do?: Take action; It’s all about momentum. Pay close attention, grow from challenges, focus on growth, etc. Waxing Gibbous: - Patience, gestation, self care, nurture your life What can you do?: Refine and hone what you’ve put in motion previously; Observe the changes that have already started to take effect. Attraction, success, health, motivation, etc. Full Moon: - Peak energy, blessings, blossoming, celebration What can you do?: Reap Rewards; This is the time of peak energy. Charge your own energies, cleansings, healing, celebrate accomplishments, etc. Waning Gibbous: - Release and receive, service, harvest, nurture others What can you do?: Time to reflect. Cleanse out the negative. Show gratitude for the success that has occurred. Cleansing negativity, undoing hexes & curses, ridding yourself of negative energies, etc. Third/Last Quarter: - Breakdown, readjustment, transition, decomposition What can you do?:  Let go of what remains. Break down the remaining. Break bad habits, rid yourself of negative energies (mental/physical), general cleansing, etc. **It’s okay to feel ‘empty’ during this time because it can be draining after having achieved so much and worked so hard. Waning Crescent: - Surrender, reflection, composing, intuition What can you do?: Gather your thoughts and plan for new ideas. Rest. Meditation. Focus on creating balance in your life where you need it. Restoration. Healing.

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Magickal Times: Hours of the Day

1 am - Focusing on the wholeness of self and the banishing of any shadows. 2 am - Ridding partnership or relationships of negativity 3 am - Focusing on determination and endurance, especially in matters that seem to hold you back. 4 am - Improving luck or inspiring victory over a specific set of deterring circumstances. 5 am - Encouraging the growth of your psychic self 6 am - Tenacity building and perseverance building, especially with something you’ve been putting off. 7 am - Hope. Improving insight and perspective. 8 am - Personal change and growth aimed toward the conscious mind. 9 am - Assisting others. Focusing on concrete matters. 10 am - Improving personal convictions and resolutions. 11 am - Focusing energy directed towards transformation, especially those which seem impossible. Noon - *See below* 1 pm - Self image and personal security. 2 pm - Building relationships. Encouraging, understanding and love between people, and sexual symmetry. 3 pm - Balancing matters of safety, protection and completion. 4 pm - Harmony of the elements, adhering to schedules, and magick to accentuate goals. 5 pm - Insight of self. Communicating with spiritual guides. 6 pm - Matters of safety, protection, and completion. 7 pm - Diversity, blending or healing differences. Gentle care towards others. 8 pm - Leadership, command and guidance. 9 pm - Comprehension of universal truth. 10 pm - Improving the rational mind. Sensibility and clear mindedness. 11 pm - Coping with drastic change in a positive manner. Midnight - *See below*

Midnight and Noon are seen as the ‘in between’ hours and are seen as the times between hours where elemental creatures such as the Fair Folk and disincarnate spirits are most active. Excellent for any and all magick that will positively impact your life, new beginnings or endings.

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Colors & Their Magickal Associations

Be it a satchel with herbs and crystals or candles for a simple spell, color has meaning and aid in our spell work. Here are basic colors and some of their meanings, along with some herbs/flowers/plants/etc associated with those properties. ♡ Black - Banishing: Cayenne, Clove, Dragon’s Blood, Feverfew, Garlic, Hot Pepper, Mugwort, Rosemary, Wormwood. - Binding: Dill, Hydrangea, Ivy, Knotweed, Licorice Root, Morning Glory.  - Protection: Anise, Angelica, Bay, Basil, Cedar, Cinnamon, Cumin, Fennel, Leek, Pennyroyal, Rice. ♡ Blue - Healing: Allspice, Bay, Cedar, Cypress, Juniper, Mugwort, Peppermint, Pine, Rose, Saffron, Thyme. - Peace: Gardenia, Lavender, Lemon Balm, Marjoram, Mint. - Sleep: Bergamot, Chamomile, Lavender, Lettuce, Rosemary, Thyme. ♡ Brown - Healing Animals: Allspice, Bay, Cedar, Cinnamon, Clover, Lime, Mugwort, Thyme. - Home Protection: Anise, Basil, Bay, Caraway, Cedar, Clove, Cotton, Cumin, Fennel, Garlic, Ivy, Lavender, Leek, Marigold, Mint, Mugwort, Oak, Parsley, Rose, Rosemary, Sage. ♡ Green - Beauty: Aloe, Avacado, Basil, Catnip, Chamomile, Lavender, Mint, Thyme, Tumeric. - Luck: Allspice, Comfrey, Heather, Nutmeg, Oak, Orange, Rose. - Money: Allspice, Basil, Cedar, Cinnamon, Clove, Ginger, Jasmine, Orange, Pecan, Sesame, Spearmint. ♡ Orange - Legal Matters: Buckthorn, Calendula, Hickory, Marigold, Skunk Cabbage. - Success: Bay, Cinnamon, Clove, Ginger, Marjoram, Rosemary, Safforn, St. John’s Wort ♡ Pink - Romantic Love: Basil, Catnip, Clove, Clover, Coriander, Damiana, Gardenia, Ginger, Hibiscus, Jasmine, Lavender, Lemon, Lime, Orange, Rose, Thyme, Vanilla. - Friendship: Bamboo, Gardenia, Lemon, Rosemary, Sweetpea. ♡ Purple - Healing: Allspice, Bay, Cedar, Cypress, Juniper, Mugwort, Peppermint, Pine, Rose, Saffron, Thyme. - Power: Acorn, Black Haw, Cedar, Cinnamon, Cinquefoil, Ginger, Rowan, St. John’s Wort, Sunflower. - Travel: Comfrey, Dill, Fennel, Lucky Hand, Mint, Parsley. ♡ Red - Courage: Basil, Black Cohosh, Chives, Horseradish, Nettle, Pepper, Sweatpea, Thyme, Yarrow. - Lust: Avacado, Caraway, Cardamon, Celery, Cinnamon, Daisy, Garlic, Ginseng, Lemongrass, Licorice, Mint, Nettle, Pear, Periwinkle, Rosemary, Saffron, Vanilla, Violet. - Power: Acorn, Black Haw, Cedar, Cinnamon, Cinquefoil, Ginger, Rowan, St. John’s Wort, Sunflower. - Sex/Sexual Potency: Banana, Bean, Black Cohosh, Caper, Dragon’s Blood, Fig, Grape, Hawthorn, Hazel, Mandrake, Oak, Peach, Poppy, Walnut, Wheat. - Strength: Bay, Carnation, Mugwort, Mulberry, Pennyroyal, Saffron, St. John’s Wort, Sweetpea, Thistle. ♡ White - Joy/Happiness: Catnip, Lavender, Marjoram, Saffron. - Peace: Gardenia, Lavender, Lemon Balm, Marjoram, Mint. - Protection: Anise, Angelica, Bay, Basil, Cedar, Cinnamon, Cumin, Fennel, Leek, Pennyroyal, Rice. - Purification: Anise, Bay, Cedar, Coconut, Eucalyptus, Fennel, Lavender, Lemon, Parsley, Thyme, Tumeric. ♡ Yellow - Divination: Camphor, Cherry, Dandelion, Fig, Goldenrod, Hibiscus, Lettuce, Meadowsweet, Orange, Pansy, Pomegranate, Rose, St. John’s Wort, Willow. - Joy/Happiness: Catnip, Cinnamon, Feverfew, Hawthorn, High John the Conqueror, Hyacinth, Lavender, Lily of the Valley, Marjoram, Meadowsweet, Mint, Safforn, St. John’s Wort. - Mental/Psychic Powers: Acacia, Bay, Caraway, Cherry, Citron, Dandelion, Flax, Grape, Mugwort, Orange, Peppermint, Rose, Rosemary, Rowan, Rue, Spearmint, Star Anise, Thyme, Wormwood, Yarrow.