Oakmoss
Oakmoss is a Folk Western herb of earth, ruled by Jupiter. It is used for money, prosperity and protection. It is aligned to the root chakra and heart chakra and associated with Sagittarius.
Tradition · Folk Western
Correspondences
- Chakra
- Root ChakraHeart Chakra
- Element
- Earth
- Planet
- Jupiter
- Zodiac
- Sagittarius
Practice
- Properties
- MoneyProtectionGroundingProsperity
- Magical Uses
- MoneyProsperityProtectionGrounding
Nature and meaning
Details
- Tier
- 2
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☉ Planets 1
- Jupiter Herbs
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- Belial Herbs
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