Reed
Reed is a Folk Western herb of water, ruled by Moon. It is used for protection, basket magic and music magic. It is aligned to the throat chakra and third eye chakra and associated with Cancer.
Tradition · Folk Western
Correspondences
Practice
- Properties
- ProtectionWisdomCreativityFertility
- Magical Uses
- ProtectionBasket magicMusic magicFertility
Nature and meaning
Details
- Tier
- 3
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☥ Deities 22
☉ Planets 1
- Moon Herbs
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- Rowan Rowan is a Folk Western herb of fire, ruled by Sun and Uranus. It is used for protection, psychic development and healing. It is aligned to the third eye chakra and crown chakra and associated with Aquarius.
- Poppy Poppy is a Folk Western herb of water, ruled by Moon. It is used for sleep, dreams and fertility. It is aligned to the third eye chakra and crown chakra and associated with Cancer.
- Saffron Saffron is a fire herb in the Folk Western tradition, ruled by Sun. It is used for love, healing and happiness. It is aligned to the crown chakra and solar plexus chakra and associated with Leo.
- Pomegranate Pomegranate is a fire herb in the Folk Western tradition, ruled by Mercury and Venus. It is used for divination, wishes and underworld work. It is aligned to the sacral chakra and root chakra and associated with Scorpio.
- Salvia Divinorum Salvia Divinorum is a water herb in the Folk Western tradition, ruled by Neptune and Saturn. It is used for divination, spirit contact and trance work. It is aligned to the third eye chakra and crown chakra and associated with Pisces.
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