Fly Agaric
Fly Agaric is a Folk Western herb of air, ruled by Mercury and Neptune. It is used for shamanic journeys, spirit work and trance. It is aligned to the crown chakra and third eye chakra and associated with Pisces.
Tradition · Folk Western
Correspondences
Practice
- Properties
- VisionsShamanic travelTransformationSpirit contact
- Magical Uses
- Shamanic journeysSpirit workTranceTransformation
Nature and meaning
Details
- Tier
- 3
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