Mugwart is cut, and sold by the ounce.
Mugwart is closely related to wormwood, this plant is an aromatic perennial with red purple stems and deeply cut dark green leaves. Tiny red brown flowers appear in summer.
Mugwart uses include appetite, digestion, visionary dreams, clairvoyance, protection, travel stamina, safety, consecration of divinatory tools, and add power to scrying tools.
Magical Properties:
Zodiac: Gemini
Gender: Female
Planet: Neptune, Venus
Element: Earth
Deities: Artemis, Diana
Basic Powers: Protection, clairvoyance, strength, prophetic dreams, astral projection
Mugwart is a visionary herb used in dream pillows to aide in prophetic dreams. Mugwort oil is used in consecration of divination tools, and those made of silver. Keeps you safe from all forms of evil, safe travel, and fatigue while traveling.
Medicinal Usage:
Mugwart is taken internally for depression with loss of appetite and menstrual pain and regulation. Used a liver stimulant. Used mainly in Ayurvedic medicine for the female reproductive system, nervous complaints, and as a wash for fungal infections.
Culinary Usage:
Mugwart is used in the U.K., Germany, and Spain to flavor traditional dishes of eels, carp, and stuffing for geese, duck, pork and mutton.
Cosmetic Usage:
N/A
Usage Example:
Mugwart Dream Enhancing Dream Pillow Mixture
Take equal parts of mugwort, rose petals, chamomile, lavender, catnip, peppermint
Use buckwheat or flax seed for filler
Mix together well, and place in dream pillow casing
Sew the end closed and it is now ready for your enjoyment
NOTE: Although there are medical usage notations provided for Mugwart listed above, we are not doctors, and do not provide this educational information as medical advice. We suggest you consult with a physician or certified herbologist if you are seeking medical remedies. The information provided above is strictly informational, and not meant or intended as medical advice. The Magick Moon, nor its employees shall be held responsible, or liable for the misuse of herbs listed in this section.
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