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Coriander Herb (80g) – Enhance Your Love Spells and Healing Rituals
Unlock the powerful magic and medicinal benefits of Coriander Herb with this premium 80g pack. Perfect for those seeking love, healing, and protection in their magical practices. Coriander is a versatile herb that enriches both spiritual and physical well-being. Also known as cilantro, Chinese parsley and dhania.
Food uses:
Use in food by adding its fresh leaves (cilantro) to salads, salsas, and as a garnish for soups and curries. The seeds are often toasted and ground to add a warm, citrusy flavor to spice blends, marinades, baked goods, and dishes like curries, stews, and also roasted vegetables. Coriander, also known as cilantro, is an annual herb in the family Apiaceae.
- In Ayurvedic medicine – Make an aphrodisiac from warm milk, honey, and coriander.
- A recipe for an Ayurvedic digestive suggests toasting coriander seeds in a dry skillet with fennel seeds and a pinch of salt, then nibble on the seeds after dinner (spit out the shells).
Magical Uses of Coriander:
- Love & Healing: Coriander is renowned for its ability to foster love and protect relationships. Ideal for slow, steadily developing connections, this herb is perfect for love spells and healing mixtures.
- Aphrodisiac: Create a potent lust potion by adding powdered Coriander seeds to warm wine. Use it in handfasting rituals or celebrations of the Great Rite to enhance romantic energies.
- Protection Against Mystical Evils: Coriander’s protective properties extend to warding off negative energies. Making it a must-have in your magical toolkit.
- This spice is often used in love magick (or perhaps lust magick), especially when added to wine (or try the Ayurvedic aphrodisiac recipe mentioned below). They are also worn for healing. Some consider these seeds a Moon herb because of their shape, but most think of it as a Mars herb, because the talented Renaissance herbalist Culpeper designated this magick herb as “hot in the first degree.” This spice has a somewhat nutty scent when burned and are nice mixed with olibanum, cypress, sandalwood and cinnamon as an incense for consecration or for prosperity spells. In Chinese folklore, eating coriander while pregnant means the baby will be a genius. These make a good incense ingredient.
How to Use Magical Herbs:
- Ritual Burning: Burn Coriander over charcoal to infuse your rituals with its powerful energy.
- Altar Use: Place on your altar, roll candles in Coriander, or add to sacred baths for enhanced spiritual effects.
- Charm Bags & Elixirs: Sew into charms, spell bags, dream pillows. Or even create your own elixirs to carry Coriander’s magic with you.
Medicinal Benefits of Coriander:
Coriander isn’t just magical—it’s a natural remedy with a wide range of health benefits.
- Digestive Aid: The seeds help alleviate gas, indigestion, and ease migraines. Infuse Coriander in tea to soothe stomach issues.
- Urinary System Support: Strengthen your urinary system and treat bladder infections with Coriander-infused remedies.
- Sedative Properties: Mild sedative effect from Coriander seeds, is perfect for relaxation and reducing tension.
Medicinal Preparation:
- Herbal Leaves/Flowers: Steep 1 tsp per cup of boiling water for 10 minutes, strain, and enjoy.
- Herbal Powders: Mix 1 tsp per cup of boiling water.
- Seeds/Bark/Roots: Boil 20g in 500ml of water, strain, and drink.
Disclaimer: This information is for informational purposes only and is not intended as a substitute for professional medical advice. Always consult your physician before using any herbs or herbal treatments.
