Irish Moss
Irish Moss is a water herb in the Folk Western tradition, ruled by Moon. It is used for luck, prosperity and protection. It is aligned to the sacral chakra and heart chakra and associated with Pisces.
Tradition · Folk Western
Correspondences
Practice
- Properties
- LuckProsperityProtectionSea magic
- Magical Uses
- LuckProsperityProtectionSea magic
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☉ Planets 1
- Moon Herbs
🔥 Sabbats 1
- Ostara Herbs
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