African American Hoodoo: Herbs for Magic
These herbs as well as many others are considered magical from a Hoodoo practitioner's standpoint. Herbs have many spiritual and medicinal properties. Click the link, What is Hoodoo to learn more about this spiritual practice. These listed herbs have lots of potential to show their magic in their own way. In Hoodoo many of these tools are guided spiritually by one's ancestors and spirit team. The more intentions you put behind an herb the more powerful the work becomes. Each herb is used for your specific intention but many of these herbs have been passed down from generation to generation as traditions. Below are other uses of herbs to use in root work:
Bay Leaves
A Manifestation Tool
Writing on it and burning it
Purification
Attracts money
Florida Water Infusion
Oils of intention
Mugwort
Conjuring Tool
Able to improve spiritual gifts
Enhances astral projection
Brings intuitive clarity
White Sage
Spiritual wand to get rid of negativity
Cleansing and purification
Florida water use
Cinnamon
Attracts wealth and good luck
Brings Prosperity
Enhance manifestations
Opens roads and brings clarity
Pine
Great for Divination
A conjuring tool
Uses of protection
Cleansing properties
Mustard Seeds
Represents faith
Enhances your power and manifestations
Brings prosperity and protection
Lemon
Spellwork use
Protection
Passionflower
Enhances divination
Brings positive energy
Rose of Jericho
Brings wealth
Brings good luck
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