Essential oils - 19 magical plants for the defense against evil

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Einige Pflanzen sind seit langem mit magischen oder hellseherischen Kräften verbunden und werden als Zauber gegen das Böse eingesetzt. Jeder, der die Harry-Potter-Romane gelesen hat, kann die Parade des Romans mit seltsamen Pflanzenkombinationen für magische Zwecke bezeugen. Aber im wirklichen Leben haben bestimmte Pflanzen eine Geschichte mit Magie. Rosmarin ist eine solche Pflanze. In Europa sollte ein Rosmarinzweig unter dem Kissen Albträume verhindern. Es wurde angenommen, dass ein Zweig über der Tür Hexen abwehrte. Die europäische mittelalterliche Geschichte ist voller Geschichten über die Abwehr böser Geister und Hexen. Paranoia, die auf Unwissenheit beruhte und von religiösem Eifer angetrieben wurde, bestand …
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Some plants have long been connected to magical or clairvoyant forces and are used as spell against evil.

Anyone who has read the Harry Potter novels can testify to the parade of the novel with strange plant combinations for magical purposes. But in real life, certain plants have a story with magic. rosemary is such a plant. In Europe, a rosemary wire under the pillow was supposed to prevent nightmares. It was assumed that a branch over the door defended witches. The European medieval history is full of stories about the defense against evil spirits and witches. Paranoia, which was based on ignorance and was driven by religious zeal, existed throughout the time of the Middle Ages.

Here are some other examples of "magical plants":

cedar wood oil that is used in ritual cleaning after some "impure" has been touched.

German chamomile was viewed by the Egyptians, Mauren and Saxony as a holy herb.

The Romans worshiped Muskatellersalgei as Herba Sacra or "Holy Kraut" because of its euphoric properties.

fennel was thought to ward off evil spirits and spells that are worked by witches. They hanged fennel branches over the doors to ward off evil.

galbanum was considered mentally uplifting.

yysop was used to protect from plague and drive away evil spirits.

juniper was used in the Middle Ages to ward off witches.

Majoran was considered a burial herb to bring the deceased spiritual peace.

melissa or lemon balm was regarded as the "elixir of life" and used in the event of nervous discord and complaints that deal with the heart or anxiety of emotions, melancholy and to strengthen and revive the spirit of life.

Beefuß in the Middle Ages was associated with superstition and witchcraft and used as a protective spell against evil and danger.

myrrhe is one of the oldest spiritual oils that are known to lift the spirit to the gods.

myrte was regarded as a sign of immortality and used in religious ceremonies.

Palo Santo was known to people in Latin America as a spiritual oil to clean and clean the air from negative energies.

sage was used by indigenous people to clean the aura of negativity.

Sandelholz is considered one of the oldest oils that is known for its spiritual properties and support in prayer and meditation. It is also considered aphrodisiac.

spikhard was considered one of the holy Chrismen for the anointing of monarchs and high initiates in the mystery schools.

The Lakota Indians used black spruce to strengthen their ability to communicate with the great spirit. They believed that spruce has the frequency of prosperity.

thyme was connected to "courage". The Roman soldiers bathed in thyme before moving into the battle, and in the Middle Ages, thyme claws were woven into the scarves of knights that broke up for the crusades - again to strengthen the courage.

at middle age, yarrow was "cut with a knife with a black handle in the moonlight, with mystical words repeated. It was then brought home, put in the right stocking and put under the pillow" so that young Highland girl could dream of their true love!