Mint appears in 2 systems: the same name is used for more than one thing. Both are shown below.
Herbs
Mint
Mint is an air herb in the Folk Western tradition, ruled by Mercury and Venus. It is used for prosperity, healing and travel. It is aligned to the throat chakra and solar plexus chakra and associated with Gemini.
Correspondences
Practice
- Properties
- ProsperityHealingTravelProtection
- Magical Uses
- ProsperityHealingTravelPurification
Nature and meaning
Details
- Tier
- 1
Incense & resins
Correspondences
Sacred timing
Symbols and forms
- Alternate Names
- PeppermintSpearmintGarden MintMentha
- Form
- Dried leavesCrushed
Practice
- Properties
- ProsperityHealingTravelProtectionPurificationMental clarity
- Magical Uses
- ProsperityHealingTravelPurificationMental clarityProphetic dreamsCommunication
- Traditional Uses
Greek temple herb, strewn in homes and temples for purification. Roman hospitality herb. Used for prosperity, healing, travel protection. Associated with Hades/underworld mysteries.
- Modern Practice
Excellent incense for mental clarity, communication, prosperity work. Burn before studying, writing, business dealings. Stimulating, awakening. Good for travel protection. Clears stagnant energy. Refreshing smoke enhances focus and alertness.
Nature and meaning
- Origin Regions
- MediterraneanEuropeAsiaNorth America
- Scent Profile
- Cool, fresh, crisp, mentholated, invigorating, clean
Details
- Tier
- 1
- Burn Method
- Charcoal
- Smoke Color
- Pale grey
- Moon Phases
- Waxing GibbousNew Moon
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Every entry that names Mint, grouped by the system it comes from.
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- Myrrh Myrrh is a Folk Western herb of water, ruled by Moon and Saturn. It is used for spirituality, protection and healing. It is aligned to the crown chakra and root chakra and associated with Cancer.
- Licorice Licorice is a water herb in the Folk Western tradition, ruled by Venus and Mercury. It is used for love, passion and control. It is aligned to the throat chakra and associated with Taurus.
- Nettle Nettle is a Folk Western herb of fire, ruled by Mars. It is used for protection, hex breaking and banishing. It is aligned to the root chakra and associated with Aries and Scorpio.
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