Introduction

The universe creates and nature produces. Plants heal, harmonize, liberate, and transform. Since the dawn of humanity, plants have been used for both physical and mental healing. Baths, infusions, pindas, poultices, vaporizations, incense, etc., are just some of the ways to harness the different vibrations of plants, present in the roots, stems, leaves, and fruits. Even fruits have healing properties that are often forgotten.

In magic, there is the principle of the law of "like attracts like," and in nature this law takes on true meaning. For example, a slice of carrot resembles the human eye, and indeed, carrot juice helps restore vision.

The Magic of Plants

All plants reflect their organs, even their skeleton, like bamboo. They also possess a mystical property: they transmit vibrations to those who approach them and can warn of negative energy influences or omens.

Plants and the Moon

For healing, magic, and cures, plants have vibration sequences in which they deliver greater or lesser amounts of chemicals, influenced by the lunar phases.

Full Moon

The lunar influence causes the sap to rise to the leaves. During this phase, infusions are drunk, lucky baths are taken, and the leaves are dried for later use.

Magically: Full moon leaves attract luck, love, and fortune. There are numerous rituals to obtain their benefits.

Last Quarter Moon

The sap descends, concentrating in the stem and roots. This energetic descent gives plants the power to "close, terminate, limit, and end."

Magically: Plants cut at this stage help release negative influences, calm tempers, and stabilize the mind. In dark magic, they are used to bring ruin, unrest, and separation.

New Moon

During this phase, the sap is found in the roots, the only parts that should be used. Root infusions, poultices, and ointments strengthen health and produce potent effects due to their high chemical concentration.

Magically: New Moon roots possess great power and are used for prosperity, wealth, and energy cleansing. In destructive magic, they are used to anchor, limit, and destroy.

First Quarter Moon

The sap rises again, bringing regenerative power. This phase is ideal for effectively treating illnesses by using the stems and leaves in infusions, teas, poultices, and pindas.

Magically: The sap enhances magical energies, both building and destroying, depending on the user's intention. It's used in fetishes, witches' bags, anointing oils, etc.

Grandma's Magic Herbalist

This book contains numerous plants used for both healing and magical preparations. An extensive dictionary offers options for alleviating ailments and applying ancestral knowledge to the use of plants in daily life. Having certain plants in the home can significantly improve the quality of life.