Magic Herbs With The Letter "A"

2024 Author: Gavin MacAdam | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-16 13:38

Man, feeling himself a grain of sand in the vastness of the Universe, in all ages tried to protect himself from hostile forces, the nature of which was unknown or incomprehensible to him. He attributed his failures and disappointments to the action of these forces and attracted plants to his side in order to use them to weaken the power and influence of alien aliens. The man tried to understand the conversation of herbs, to make friends with them, in order to resist the enemy by joint efforts. Sometimes the power of herbs was used for someone's narrow selfish purposes

Amaranth

Amaranth, or our ineradicable amaranth, which scientists recently declared the "ideal product" of the 21st century, has a history dating back more than 8000 years. The Indians of Central and South America used amaranth as a food product, deifying and worshiping the plant. They used amaranth seeds and amaranth oil in sacrificial rites.

Amaranth is also used by modern magicians and healers. His dried flowers take part in spiritualistic séances of calling the dead. To protect yourself from physical injury, you need to wear amaranth, torn off during the full moon, under your clothes.

Angelica

Angelica, angelica or angelica grows along the banks of reservoirs, because they love water very much. Water is known to be the most important healer. Apparently, she endowed the plant with medicinal properties, such as fortifying, tonic, antispasmodic, aphrodisiac.

The old Slavic name of the plant "angelica" is interpreted as "giving health and strength." In the 17th century, the roots of angelica were used in the fight against the devastating plague.

Angelica protects a person and his house from evil. To protect the house, you need to sprinkle the corners with plant juice. It also accompanies good luck, and therefore gamblers take it with them to the casinos of Las Vegas, the Principality of Monaco and other similar places as a talisman.

Lovers of visions smoke rolls of angelica leaves, trying to see their past lives, the future, or imagine themselves as Napoleon, Hitler or Santa Claus.

Anise

The seeds of anise ordinary or aniseed beetle are known to us as a spice and medicine. People have used them since ancient times for food and used in religious rituals. He is loved by clairvoyants, fortune-tellers, confident that anise enhances their supernatural abilities. Therefore, he is a frequent visitor to psychic rituals.

If anise helps clairvoyants to see different events: sad, and funny, and tragic, then it helps ordinary people to see only pleasant dreams if they guess to put anise seeds in a pillow.

The smell of anise is fatal to bedbugs, lice, cockroaches, moths, bumblebees, ticks.

Calamus

The swamp itself is a place full of magic and secrets. And the corresponding plants have found shelter here. One of them is Calamus.

It is often used by magicians of all stripes in spells and conspiracies. With its help, you can easily establish control over a person, any security cameras and night vision "rest" against him.

But for a gardener, a gardener, a summer resident, he will bring good luck and a big harvest from plants growing close to calamus. Calamus itself is not picky about leaving. To limit its spread, it is necessary to cut it off in a timely manner. Calamus is winter-hardy, withstands frosts up to 35 degrees. Wind up, summer residents, on your mustache if you want to get big harvests with little effort. Let nature itself work for your well-being.

Asafoetida

Asafoetida (or Devil Manure, Smelly Tar) is an excellent exorcist for expelling evil spirits. The smell coming from the fire, into which the roots of Asafoetida were thrown, will protect a person from evil spirits if a person can sit by such a "fragrant" fire. True, the same smell attracts wolves, which are no better than evil spirits. So, the choice remains with the person: from whom it is easier to fight off, from wolves or from evil spirits.

In addition to protecting against evil spirits, people use the milky juice of the plant's roots as a spice. The process of extracting milky juice from the roots is very long and peculiar. The spice tastes like onions and garlic. In Asia, this spice is flavored with meat dishes (usually lamb), rice and vegetable dishes.