Magdalene's Bloom Witches Oil Hemlock Seeds Hoo-Doo Witchcraft WICCA Magick 20ml

Description

Magdalene's Bloom
Witches Oil
Hemlock
Leaves,Stems and Seeds
20
ml screw cap bottle and waxed dipped with an added candle charm.
This oil is not for human consumption
A
ll of my products are wildcrafted
with
patience peace and great care
Ritual, Ceremony, Anointing
and Spell Casting Oil
This infused herbal oil is for magickal purposes only.
It is for skilled and knowledgeable herbal
magicians.
Made with:
Hemlock
leaves, stems, and seeds. I
nfused in Sunflower Oil
Hemlock
is a SERIOUS magickal herb
This herb should be used with caution!!
DO NOT INGEST THIS OIL!
KEEP OUT OF THE REACH
OF CHILDREN & ANIMALS
Hemlock is a powerful herb of consecration, immortality, and a funeral herb. Lore holds that Solomon used Hemlock when consecrating his ritual knife. It is considered sacred to Hecate. Hemlock should be used carefully. It offers a very powerful type of Magick, one which is capable of moving the energy out beyond the abyss. In days of old Hemlock was used in "flying ointments". For those venturing into the astral plane, Hemlock is an invaluable herb to use for protection and grounding.
Common names: Poison hemlock, poison parsley, herb bennet, corobane, kex
Magickal Properties
Using hemlock in rituals
Though hemlock is frequently associated with magickal workings, most of this comes from myths and wives' tales about the herb. Because of its poisonous properties, it was considered an evil plant and associated with witches and the Devil. Today, hemlock is used in spell work involving chastity or the reduction of sexual desires, as well as general purification. Because of its toxicity, hemlock is not often carried in your every day herbal shop. If you do not want to use hemlock because you cannot find any or simply because it's a bit hazardous to work with, you can substitute tobacco. One of the better known references to hemlock in history is that it was used to execute the philosopher Socrates in 399 BCE. It was sometimes planted at the front and back of a house, to keep any poison from entering. There have also been claims that flying ointments contained small amounts of hemlock because of the psychotropic properties. As stated earlier, hemlock is quite poisonous and even though Medeival physicians used it for many medical purposes, it should not be experimented with in such a manner.
Hemlock was used by many witches of old in love enchantments and weather working magick to produce rain.
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