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| Rosemary Moon Phase | Rosemary Moon Phase, New Moon, Waxing Moon, Full Moon, Waning Moon, Dark Moon |
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At its heart, herbal magick is the practice of intentional partnership. It is the belief that every leaf, root, and petal carries a unique energetic fingerprint, a natural vibration that can be harnessed to amplify your own willpower. When you use herbs in magick, you are not merely employing a physical ingredient; you are invoking the ancient, living spirit of the plant to act as a bridge between your intention and the material world. This partnership forms the basis for the many diverse ways herbs are incorporated into practice.
Although practices differ, herbal magick is frequently employed for spiritual and magickal purposes, purification, spells, and offerings. Rituals often include specific blessings and depend on precise timing to maximize the efficacy of the herbs. Common preparations involve amulets, incense, and blessing bouquets. Additionally, herbs may be displayed in homes, carried for protection, or burned to dispel negative energy.
The following details the intentions and magickal applications of Rosemary, which is organically cultivated and harvested in alignment with lunar phases. The product is packaged in cellophane bags measuring 10cm by 9cm. To place an order, select the desired moon phase from the options provided below.
ROSEMARY
Intentions
★ Banishing
★ Healing
★ Loyalty
★ Mental/Psychic Powers
★ Protection / Shielding
★ Purification
Magickal Applications
★ Place herb on a charcoal block in a cauldron and burn it to clear stagnant energy
★ Healing poppets are traditionally filled with rosemary for its curative properties
★ Traditionally carried by wedding guests to ensure the couple’s loyalty
★ Its most famous trait is its use in rituals to sharpen the mind, particularly for exams and study
★ Burned or hung in the home as a formidable guardian to drive away unwanted energies
★ Used as an infusion water for handwashing prior to performing ceremonial magick
Traditional Correspondences
Planets / Elements / Zodiac / Gender
★ Sun
★ Fire
★ Leo
★ Masculine
Additional Notes
Do not use during pregnancy.
Rosemary is an herb that can most often substitute for others, making it an essential addition to any magickal apothecary!
PLEASE NOTE all herbs offered on this site are sold solely as curiosities. Do not ingest or use for medicinal use. No claims are made regarding their properties.
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| Rosemary Moon Phase | Rosemary Moon Phase, New Moon, Waxing Moon, Full Moon, Waning Moon, Dark Moon |
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Frankincense, also known as olibanum, is an aromatic resin obtained from the Boswellia tree, which is native to the dry, mountainous regions of the Middle East, Africa, and India. For centuries, it has been used as incense in religious and magickal ceremonies. Frankincense is one of the oldest documented magickal resins and has been valued for its beneficial properties for over 5,000 years. This resin is known to raise one's spiritual vibration, serving as an incense for cleansing, protection, and purification. Burning Frankincense resin can purify and cleanse a sacred space before rituals, and it can be used to consecrate wands and altar tools. Additionally, it is often included in mojo or charm bags to help practitioners attract luck and success in both spiritual and material pursuits. Other uses for Frankincense include awakening higher consciousness, enhancing meditation, and promoting spiritual growth. It is associated with the deities Ra and Baal, the element of Fire, and the planet Sun, representing masculine energy. To use Frankincense resin, take a small bowl or cauldron that can withstand heat and fill it with sand. Place a lit charcoal disc in the centre and ignite it, ensuring that it begins to burn properly. Once the charcoal is lit, sprinkle a small amount of the resin on top. Remember to never leave the burning charcoal unattended. Each vial of Frankincense Resin contains 30 grams and features a pentacle charm.
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The abalone shell is commonly used as a tool for smoke cleansing, also known as "smudging." It serves to catch ash and embers and is often where a smudge stick is rested before, during, and after the cleansing ritual. To protect the iridescent interior from heat damage, a layer of sand is usually added to the shell. The shell is also associated with the element of water due to its oceanic origin. When used for smudging, it combines with the burning herbs (Earth), the flame (Fire), and the smoke (Air), bringing all four elements into the ritual. Abalone shells are revered as sacred symbols of protection, spiritual growth, and intergenerational connection. These beautiful, natural abalone shells serve as excellent miniature offering bowls and can also hold small sacred objects, such as crystals, amulets, or talismans. Each abalone shell varies in shape and the colours of its iridescence. The shells displayed in the photograph are examples, and the piece you receive may differ. Please review each picture carefully and choose from the options numbered #01 to #04, with prices corresponding to each size. Please note that these shells are natural and may have slightly rough edges and imperfections. SKU APOTH-AB-SHELL-G1#01to#04
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While the thurible is most famously associated with Christian and other religious ceremonies, it is also considered a standard piece of ritual equipment for many modern Pagans, including those who practice Wicca. Burning incense on a charcoal disc in a thurible and swinging it to create the fragrant smoke can be used to cleanse a sacred space before a ritual. The swinging motion is called incensing. Along with other tools such as a chalice, athame, and wand, the thurible is a common element in a Pagan ritual toolkit. Modern Pagans often adapt and utilise tools with a long history in various spiritual traditions, including the thurible. This beautiful thurible, crafted from high-quality solid brass, is ideal for burning charcoal discs along with herbs, resin, or wood incense. The heavy brass lid fits snugly when not in use and can be used either on or off, as it features an ornate design with air holes and a delicate chain. Both pieces are adorned with a lovely embossed floral design. With a height of 15cm (plus chain) and a diameter of 7.5cm, this piece is both stylish and practical, making it an essential tool for any ritual ceremony!
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Myrrh, scientifically known as ‘Commiphora myrrha’, is native to regions in Africa and the Middle East. For centuries, myrrh resin has been used as incense in religious and magickal ceremonies. Traditionally, myrrh was rarely burned on its own; it was often combined with frankincense. When burned on charcoal, the combination of myrrh and frankincense is utilised in rituals for banishing, purifying, and raising the vibration of a space. Myrrh also enhances the potency of any incense to which it is added. The smoke is commonly used to consecrate objects such as ritual tools, amulets, and talismans. Additional uses of myrrh include healing rituals, exorcisms, and scrying work. It is associated with the deities Isis, Adonis, Ra, Mary, and Hecate, as well as the element of Water and the planet Moon, symbolising feminine energy. Each vial of Myrrh Resin contains 20 grams and features a pentacle charm.
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