Smoking Herbs for Incense & Magickal Use Catalogue : **Incense in Bulk**, For all of your Incense, Fragrant and Aromatherapy needs .....

HERBS for Smoking
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Smoking HERBS
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* Cert A. Grade Organic - ~ Smoking Herb


BEARBERRY (Uva Ursi) ~	CATNIP (CATMINT) ~		COLTSFOOT ~

DAMIANA ~	KINNICK KINNICK ~		MUGWORT ~

MULLEIN ~	NETTLE ~		PASSIONFLOWER (Passiflora) ~

*SCULLCAP ~**		WHITE WILLOW BARK ~

For centuries, herbs have been used as a food source, for medicinal purposes and for spirituality practices. Magickal herbs have symbolic associations and are believed to have great powers, as told in many stories of folklore. These magickal herbs were used in a number of ways, including meditation and spell casting.

The use of magickal herbs was common amongst Pagans, as well as in other ancient civilizations, but is probably best associated with this group and present day practitioners of alternative healing and witchcraft. Magickal herbs come from the earth and nature and are seen by many as the connection that can bring harmony and cohesiveness, to keep us one with nature, so to speak.

An experienced Wiccan will know more about magickal herbs than most people in modern times. There are some plants which are magickal plants just by virtue of their nature, as recognized by ancient and traditional peoples the world over. Both Sage and Cedar, for example, are recognized as magickal herbs by the Native Americans and are renowned for their abilities to purify and cleanse.

Similarly, Mandrake Root was known for its miraculous powers of sorcery by our Druid ancestors in Europe. Of course, High John the Conqueror Root, also known as St John's Wort, is one of thousands of magickal herbs whose mystical powers relate to its medicinal uses.

Like everything else in 'The Craft', intention is everything in the preparation of effective magickal herbs. The more you interact with your magickal herbs, the more they will aid you in your craft.

Any herb that is not sold as a food item should be considered toxic, and not used in any food preparation. Since most magickal herbs are indeed toxic, care should be used when brewing potions or combining dry herbs. Not all magickal herbs may be toxic, but they should all be treated as such to prevent ingestion from occurring, if it is known to be consumable.

Some of the more common magickal herbs are catnip, chamomile, comfrey, lavender, hibiscus, frankincense, myrrh, holly leaves, mistletoe, witch hazel, patchouli, lemon grass, white sage, and yarrow - just to name a few.

Of course, magickal herbs should not be used without knowledge. Use with care!

Disclaimer: The information contained on this website is for educational purposes only. It is not provided to diagnose, prescribe or treat any condition of the body. The information on this website should not be used as a substitute for medical counselling with a health professional.

There are many, many types of HERBS. Our collection includes the most sought after varieties.