Mango
Mango is a fire herb in the Folk Western tradition, ruled by Venus and Sun. It is used for love, prosperity and fertility. It is aligned to the sacral chakra and heart chakra and associated with Leo and Libra.
Tradition · Folk Western
Correspondences
- Element
- Fire
Practice
- Properties
- LoveProsperityFertilitySweetness
- Magical Uses
- LoveProsperityFertilityOffering
Nature and meaning
Details
- Tier
- 3
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