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list of stones and crystals

In relation to my second blog: The School of Magick. ⛥

stones and crystals masterlist

Witchcraft Check-in

• Have you cleansed your space/tools/self? • Have you cleansed any new items or tools?  • Have you consecrated any new items or tools?  • Have you charged your tools? • Have you warded your space/self? • Done some divination lately? • Done some grimoire work lately?  • Left offerings to your deities? • Kept promises to your deities/spirits? • How are things with your familiar or deities/spirits in general? • Is a Sabbat/Moon phase or astrological event coming up that you want to do something for? 

💎 How To Identify A Crystal | Common Types Of Crystals (Pictures) 💎

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The Color Copper/Bronze

Element: Fire

Planet: Venus

Symbolizes: Money, Fertility

Magical Uses: Bringing business and financial success, Money drawing, Fertility, Career growth

The Color Brown

Element: Earth

Planet: Earth

Symbolizes: Earth, Concentration, Construction, Stability, Animals

Magical Uses: House blessing, Animal magic, Pet magic, Earth magic, Influencing friendships, Healing animals

The Color Black

Element: Air or Earth

Planet: Saturn

Symbolizes: Grounding, Protection, Safety, Death, Underworld, Restriction, Night

Magical Uses: Reversing, Uncrossing, Unhexing, Banishing, Black magic repelling, Banishing negative energy, Releasing, Defense, Scrying, Hexing, Cursing, Protection, Warding off negativity, Contacting spirits, Binding

Ya'll, please stop asking the tumblr void if doing X and seeing Y at that time was a sign.

Firstly, discernment is a vital skill in witchcraft and one you should cultivate. You also should have some kind of system that allows you to fact check your shit, find one and get good at it. These will serve you so, so well in your practice.

Secondly, if it's a sign for you then it's a sign *for you* and a sign is only a sign if you recognize it as one. The omens didn't mean anything to those who were not skilled enough to read them.

When you ask tumblr you aren't ensuring that you are getting accurate results, so why not just..decide for yourself?

Also, a lot of you ask if really mundane things are signs, which is moreso what this post is about than signs in general. You do know that you can ask for more/clearer signs..right?

If you're not sure then make a note of it, test it out (ask for X sign by Y date), see if there is a pattern of events, and make your judgement.

Stop being afraid of getting it wrong. Of course there are things in witchcraft that can cause serious damage if miscalculated or haphazardly approached but part of witchcraft is getting your hands dirty and fucking up and learning from that. Calculate your risks and act accordingly.

I'm not saying you can't check with your trusted friends for an objective perspective about a sign, that's fine! I'm also not saying, for example, if you think a sign is from X deity trying to contact you that you can't try to verify how they may have appeared to others, there's value in that!

What I'm specifically cautioning against is taking very mundane, singular events and putting it out there for anyone on tumblr to verify for you. I get that we all want to feel like we're doing the right things, making the right calls, and generally just on the right path with our craft - but sometimes foresight only comes from the ability to learn from things in hindsight.

This is very well written, & important. 

The Talon of Lilith

This sigil was received in shamanic dreaming meditation. Revealing itself as the Talon of Dark Mother Lilith when this sigil is drawn upon the flesh of the hips, thighs or buttocks in carbon ash its active powers include: physical healing from illness and poisons, immortality through regeneration, shape changing within the cloak of night, opening and creating portals and invoking the dark art of parthenogenisis.

Drawing the sigil onto the palm activates the power to make others obey.

To obtain dominion over another, for use as a familiar or healing totem etch this sigil into the skin of their back; upper back for physical control, lower back for emotional control.

🔔 BELLS IN WITCHCRAFT 🔔

GETTING STARTED

PROTECTION

DISCERNMENT

CONJURING

COMMUNING

BINDING

I’ll leave you all with a note that I am an urban apartment-dwelling witch through and through, so I understand that we can’t all be jangling away at all hours. I myself have a glass windchime in my front window that makes a distinct but muted sound when disturbed by passers-through, and highly recommend wooden ones also. I also only use my small and relatively quiet suzu bell for my crafting – one given to me by my baba herself.

Feel free to add any of your own findings, and happy tolling.

Drink white tea for breakfast, green tea for lunch, black tea for dinner & chamomile for bed.

Consecration is basically the act of ritualistically dedicating an image, space, or object to a divine religious purpose or a deity, essentially making it sacred.

In practices like Espiritismo and Spiritualism, a statue or image without consecration is just that: a plaster statue, a cotton or plastic doll, whatever. It is an image.

In the case of religious items like statues, spirit dolls, or any other vessel meant for spirits, we consecrate these so that our spirits have a home, a nice place to live, and a place to manifest so they can help us. Sort of like a portal, if you will.

In our traditions, we pamper and spoil these dolls, statues, etc with offerings, clothing, liquids, colognes and candles. How exactly varies from spirit to spirit. Certain spirits have things they like: like Santa Muerte is known to love tequila and roses, Saint Expedite loves his pound cake (and in my case, cinnamon)….it really depends on the spirit.

HOWEVER, it really doesn’t have to be an eleborate ritual if you don’t want to. You don’t have to sit on your ass for 2 moon cycles in a chalk circle with a bundle of burning herbs in your mouth and glowing eyes forcing yourself into some kind of fucking divine trance when Pluto is in retrograde to do it, and don’t let anyone tell you otherwise.

Listen to your gut. If you don’t think you cleansed it for long enough, then keep going. You think it needs to stay longer in the bath to fully be clean? You go fam. You think a spiritual bath is enough and don’t wanna smoke cleanse? You do you. I personally feel like it’s more important to go with your gut and listen to what the spirit wants and tells you other then following a strict guideline. The only important things are cleansing, charging, blessing, and awakening, which you can do in a variety of ways.

(This is also just how I was taught to do it lmao I’m just a conjuring bruja and spiritualist and this is how I was taught, u still got to go research the specifics of the spirit ur consecrating for yourself fam, this is meant to be more of a general guide, but if u want details on herbs and stuff u gotta find that out on ur own. ultimately the most important thing in consecration is cleansing, then charging, then blessing/evoking the spirit)

🌟Cleansing the Vessel🌟

Imo this is really important: stray spirits like to attach themselves to things, and in general things/objects like to soak up energy from their surroundings, not all of it being good.

Also tbh I feel like it’s a courtesy thing: if I’m trying to gift you this home, hell yeah Imma clean that shit before you move in! Nobody wants to live in a dirty house! We don’t need none of that nastiness still sticking around. If this is going to be the body which our spirits live and manifest through, it needs to be a clean one.

So these are some basic common cleansing ingredients you can use in the bath:

🕯💦Filtered or Holy Water

🕯💦Florida Water or another cologne of your choosing

🕯💦Cleansing herbs like basil, bay, rue, lemon, etc.

🕯💦Alcohol

🕯💦Tobacco/cigar

🕯💦 Salt

🕯💦A homemade or botanica bought cleansing or blessing oil

🕯💦 a white candle

You can also (I do both) smoke cleanse the statue with whatever incense and herbs you prefer, such as basil, rosemary, sage, etc.

You can bury the statue in salt, much like you’d do with crystals.

You can leave them outside over night, letting the energy of the sunlight bathe and clean the vessel.

It’s really a matter of what works best for you and what you can do in the moment.

What I personally do:

(Whatever you use to cleanse the statue, make sure you’re disposing it in a proper way, whether it be in running water or a drain or whatever, you just wanna make sure you’re not leaving the negative energy you just cleansed off the statue in your house or on you)

🌟Charging/Filling🌟

We also like to fill images and vessels with sacred herbs and roots associated or requested by the spirit as well!

Sometimes you can get statues (like some Santisima Muerte statues from Mexico) already filled with herbs and roots. A lot of times, you gotta do it yourself. (Sidenote: I’ve seen others do it and this is what I personally do and how I was taught but you don’t have to. I hear this is more of a Caribbean thing to do but don’t quote me on that)

An easy way to do this is to make a cloth bag that you’ll either be stuffing inside the statue or doll or tying to it. If you put the herbs inside the statue, close it with wax or fabric and glue or something.

What you put in the bag is going to vary greatly from one spirit to the other. Obviously not all spirits, Saints, Gods, etc. have the same tastes: so you’re really going to have to do your research, ask an Elder or ask the spirit itself.

🌟Birth/Awakening/Blessing🌟

After you’ve physically washed and spiritually cleansed the image/doll/vessel and filled it (if u wanted to), you’re ready to start invoking/evoking (whatever the dumbass word is) the spirit into the vessel. I personally call it “waking up” but w.e

How exactly you do this or which herbs or colognes to use is also going to depend on what Saint, God, Spirit, etc. you are invoking

The way I was taught and the way I do it: I give the vessel a “baptism”, I pray over it, I call onto the spirit to enter the vessel, give it time, and “breathe life” into it.

Things you will usually need

🕯💦Another bowl to mix everything in, large enough to submerge the vessel if you’re gonna submerge it

🕯💦Tobacco (or weed alternatively! Make sure ur spirit is OK with that tho)

🕯💦 Filtered and/or Holy Water

🕯💦 Florida Water or another cologne

🕯💦 Candles of the appropriate color

🕯💦 Herbs of the appropriate correspondence for the spirit (example: for the last spirit I invoked I used rose petals, tobacco, Florida water, copal, cinnamon, and more because they’re all associated with the Saint I was working with)

🕯💦 Oils of the appropriate correspondence for the spirit (I used rose oil for example the last time I did this)

🕯💦 A handkerchief or towel to dry the vessel

🕯💦 The appropriate prayers (you can EASILY find prewritten prayers for MAD Saints and spirits online if you Google it, examples being Saints like St Expedite, Santisima Muerte, etc)

Mix all of your ingredients together to make a nice spiritual bath for your spirit. Light a few a candles along with incense as well.

Immerse the image fully in the liquid, the same way you’d baptise someone. This is when you do your prayers, and you ask the spirit to enter the image. Take all the time that you need. But you essentially want to ask and give permission to the spirit to enter the vessel. Repeat your prayer until you feel the entity enter the vessel or a change happen.

I also personally like to breathe tobacco smoke on my statues to like…..give it life idk that’s how I was always taught but u ain’t gotta do it, I’m sure not all Saints like tobacco lmaooo u do u boo. I honestly feel like breathing life into the vessel helps but u do u.

Let the candles burn through.

To finish the ritual, show the spirit around the place! Show them where they are welcomed, show them their new home! Welcome them home! Talk to them as if they’re alive, because they are. Place your image/statue/vessel on the altar, and let the spirit know this is now it’s home, it is welcomed here, and promise to keep it’s sacred space clean and to feed it with offerings.

Simple basic examples of offerings u can give:

🌻Bread

🌻Water

🌻Coffee

🌻Home cooked meals

🌻Flowers

🌻Cologne

🌻Candles

And whatever the hell they ask u for tbh

That’s all there is to it: cleanse it physically and spiritually, charge it if you want, baptise/bless and give it permission to enter the vessel and intercede in your life. After that, you fulfill your promise and take care of them, and they will take care of you.

🌟Aftercare!!:

After that, build your relationship! Pray to them, talk to them, give them offerings, ask for their blessings, let the spirit bless your oils or baths, etc. Listen to your intuition. Double check with divination methods like candle reading and tarot cards. Keep giving them light/candles, keep them happy, they will do their best for you.

Notes+Warnings:

🌟PLEASE do your research on the spirit, saint, etc that you want to work with before full on bringing them into your home and life

🌟PLEASE do not try to evoke spirits like the Orisha, the Lwa, etc. this way. There is no if ands or buts about it: you will FUCK your own spiritual shit up, that is something you need an actual priest to do for you. You and other outsiders don’t know the taboos or the proper way to evoke the Orisha or Lwa and this guide is MOST DEFINITELY not for that. This is more of a general SPIRITIST way to consecrate: this has nothing to do with Santeria, Haitian Vodou, Palo, NADA. DO NOT try to apply this guide to make your own representations of Eleggua, Pomba Gira, Oshun, Papa Legba etc.

🌟Please ASK IF THEY EVEN WANT TO WORK WITH YOU FIRST!!! IF THEY SAY NO THEN IT’S NO. Don’t just jump into consecrating stuff!!

🌟If you KNOW you’re someone who is forgetful or gets into severe periods of depression where you can’t take care of yourself (like me), try your best to at least apologize and talk to the spirit (you’d be surprised how understanding they can be) and just try your best. But communication honestly is key. And tbh if you just really know it’s going to be an issue, I would personally stay away from spirits who are like really hot and quick to anger or retaliate.

🌟Don’t just start asking for shit immediately if you haven’t taken the time to actually build a relationship first, most times they’re just going to ignore you but there are some spirits who will retaliate if you keep and keep being disrespectful and demand shit without even offering a relationship or giving gifts

🌟Please do not start dedicating altar spaces, images, etc if you’re not actually committed to taking care of that spirit or you’re not 100% sure this is truly what you want: some spirits or saints might be understanding, a lot will not be okay with it and take offense, and you really don’t want those spiritual hands.

🌟Don’t make promises you can’t keep!!

🌟PLEASE do your research on spirits and saints, you don’t want to accidentally offend or piss someone off because you accidentally committed a taboo

🌟This could totally be a superstitious thing but I NEVER let anyone look at any of my statues or spirit dolls when they’re “newborns” aka freshly conjured or evoked; I just personally feel like it fucks with my spirit’s energy, especially because you don’t know who’s a hating ass person that could start sending bad vibes towards the spirit and start hindering it. I wait until it’s been a while, they’ve been fed a few times, i know/feel they’ve gotten stronger, etc before I let anyone see them or touch them. You don’t have to do this, but that’s just how I personally work.

🌟This could also depend on the person but I was always taught to NOT LET PEOPLE TOUCH THE HERB BAG. DO NOT TELL PEOPLE WHAT EXACTLY YOU USED TO FILL YOUR IMAGE WITH. This can easily be used against you if someone has bad intentions.

🌟DO NOT fucking invoke a spirit into a vessel and then just pretty much go back to ignoring it/not take care of it. It’s one thing if it’s truly a matter of illness, being busy, things out of your control: they will usually understand, especially if you communicate and apologize. But you don’t know how many people bring entities into their home only to neglect them and then STILL ask for shit, and that’s how you start getting yourself into spiritual trouble.

🌟Don’t leave your offerings to rot, don’t leave trash on their space, don’t leave dirt and dust in their space. Clean it. Make sure you’re maintaining everything nice for them.

🌟If you’re really not comfortable doing it yourself, then do the safe smartest thing and go find a botanica, a priest, an espiritista, aka basically an elder who can do it for you (and don’t be surprised or rude if they charge you, otherwise do it yourself)

🌟Your offerings don’t have to be elaborate, especially if you don’t got it like that. But if you do got it, be prepared that some spirits might ask you for more (which is totally fair)

🌟I know Im probably repeating myself a thousand times but Please do your own research

🌟Did I say do some research? Because you need to and should.

🌟DO YOUR FUCKING RESEARCH

LMAO I HOPE I HELPED SOMEWHAT?? But consecration is so simple, this is just a rough guideline but you yourself can decide specifically how you do it, just tailor it to you and the spirit ur working with!!!!! It really varies from person to person too

EXTRA VIDEO RESOURCES:

Here’s a video from Janel Longoria on how she consecrated her Santisima Muerte Statue

A short podcast from a Rootworker explaining how she consecrates items

A video in Spanish on how to consecrate San Simon

Practicing Magic Ten Minutes a Day: Why It's Important and How to Do It

Original blost post is from my website.

I highly recommend practicing ten minutes of witchcraft a day. Only ten minutes: don’t pressure yourself to work above that (at least not yet).

I can already predict commenters arguing that this approach is lazy. I beg to differ. When you’re lazy, you decide to do nothing because practicing too much effort. Performing magic ten minutes a day is doing something, even if you don’t want to do it. That’s the opposite of laziness. It’s dedication.

Before you decide that ten minutes doesn’t add up to anything, let’s lay down the math.

Ten minutes isn’t too much pressure. It doesn’t intercept too much of your day. It’s doable. It provides enough time for practice and reflection. And putting in the time lends you the motivation to continue the habit in the future.

​Here’s how to employ the ten-minute practice.

I’ve been applying my scrying skills using the ten-minute practice and I’ve already noticed an improvement. I hope this post motivates you to tackle your witchcraft goals.

A Folk Witch Library

Hidden like Viking gold under the landscape there is a rich body of nearly lost folkwitch tradition hiding in plain sight on the internet. Particularly in the 18th and 19th century antiquarians, folklorists and ethnologists documented the rural and occasionally urban folk beliefs of practically all of the UK and much of Europe. Organizations like the Folklore Society, founded in 1878, were created to help catalog and publish this body of collected ethnological data. A vast repository of a spectrum of witch and cunning craft practices.

Below are a list of links to various sources on the internet. The non Abramhamic roots of British folk traditions date from an era of Celtic settlers, and thus much of the spirit tradition concerns beings we now collectively call “fairies”, though their origins and nature differ greatly.

Books Available Online for free:

Folklore Society/Folk-Lore Journal:

Over 100 publications made by the Folk-Lore Society can be found on Archive.org. Unfortunately these are mostly unsorted, although they represent a massive amount of folkwitch information. Particularly in the realm of curses, hexes, salves, second sight, and boundary magic.

I will be launching a separate blog dedicated to delving into the contents of the Folklore Society’s publications in the next few weeks. In the meantime - Happy digging: Link to archive of FOLKLORE JOURNAL

Books whose content focuses on first-hand accounts of folk traditions, alpha by author. (* denotes particularly important titles)

Richard Blakeborough - Wit, Character, Folklore and Customs of the North Riding of Yorkshire (1898)

J G Campbell - Witchcraft & Second Sight in the Highlands and Islands of Scotland (1902) - Superstitions of the Highlands & Islands of Scotland, Collected entirely from Oral Sources (1900)*

Edward Clodd - Tom Tit Tot - an essay on savage philosophy in folk-tale (1898)

Oswald Cockayne - Leechdoms, Wortcunning, and Starcraft of Early England (1864)

Thomas Crofton Croker - Fairies Tales and Legends of the South of Ireland (1834)*

John Graham Dalyell - The Darker Superstitions of Scotland (1834)*

Walter Evans-Wentz - The Fairy-Faith in Celtic Countries (1911)

Richard Folkard - Plant Lore, Legends and Lyrics (1892)

W. Gregor - Notes on the Folklore of the North East of Scotland (1881)

Lady Gregory - Visions and Beliefs in the West of Ireland (1920)*

William Henderson - Notes on the Folk-Lore of the Northern Counties of England and the Borders (1866)*

Thomas Keightley - The Fairy Mythology (1828)

Robert Kirk - The Secret Commonwealth (1893, written 1691)*

Fiona Macleod (William Sharp) - Where the Forest Murmurs (Nature Essays) 1906

James Napier - Folk Lore - Superstitious Beliefs in the West of Scotland within this Century (1879)*

Sir Walter Scot - Letters on Witchcraft and Demonology (1884) - The Existence of Evil Spirits Proved (1843)

Charles Kirkpatrick Sharpe - A Historical Account of the belief in Witchcraft in Scotland (1884)

Wirt Sikes - British Goblins Welsh Folklore fairy mythology legends and traditions (1880)

Eve Simpson - Folklore in Lowland Scotland (1908)

Benjamin Thorpe -Northern Mythology, Comprising the Principal Popular Traditions and Superstitions of Scandinavia, North Germany, and the Netherlands Volume 1 Volume 2 Volume 3

Lady Wilde - Ancient Legends, Mystic Charms, and Superstitions of Ireland * Volume 1 Volume 2 Volume 3

Thomas Wilkie - Old Rites, Ceremonies, and Customs of the Inhabitants of the Southern Counties of Scotland (1916) (History Of The Berwickshire Naturalists’ Club Vol 23 1916-18, pages 50-145)

Suggested books that are unfortunately in copyright or otherwise not currently available online:

(Links to goodreads and worldcat.org)

Katharine Briggs - The Anatomy of Puck (1959)* - Pale Hecate’s Team (1962)* - Fairies in English Tradition and Literature (1967)

Thomas Davidson - Rowan Tree and Red Thread (1949)

George Ewart Evans - The Pattern Under the Plow (1971)* - Ask the Fellow Who Cuts the Hay (1965) - The Crooked Scythe

Harold Hansen - The Witch’s Garden (1978)

DA Mac Manus -The Middle Kingdom (1959)*

Emma Wilby - Cunning Folk and Familiar Spirits: Shamanistic Visionary Traditions in Early Modern British Witchcraft and Magic (2005)* - The Visions of Isobel Gowdie: Magic, Witchcraft and Dark Shamanism in Seventeenth-Century Scotland (2010)

C. L. Zalewski - Herbs in Magic and Alchemy: Techniques From Ancient Herbal Lore (1990)

Misc Short articles:

Frederika Bain - The Binding of the Fairies: Four Spells (2012)

Thomas Forbes - Witch’s Milk and Witches’ Marks (link to pdf)* (Yale Journal of Biology and Medicine, XXII 1950)

Fae Honeybell - Cunning Folk and Wizards In Early Modern England (2010) (link to pdf)

Canon J. A. Macculloch - The Mingling of Fairy and Witch Beliefs in Sixteenth and Seventeenth Century Scotland (Folk-Lore/Volume 32/1921)

you have been visited by the seven magic dragon balls your biggest wish will be granted but only if you reblog

Couldn’t risk it.

didn’t realize they change colors. now I know o gotta wish.

THIS SHIT IS REAL I GOT THE JOB I WAS NUTS ABOUT BC I REBLOGGED THIS YESTERDAY maybe it’s a coinkidink but it okay just take the necessary steps to achieve what you’re wishing for and YOU CAN DO IT

Just testing my luck.

Here’s a “get the job I want” post/spell 👩🏾‍💼👨🏾‍💼💸💫

Reblog to charge with your energy. The more people reblog the more powerful it is 🔋

Glad this is circulating again go out this summer and get dat schmonaaayyyyy 🤑🤑🤑

Masterpost of Followers of Hellenic Deities

This is the masterpost of follower lists for the deities of the Greek Pantheon. If you would like to be added to any list please either comment on the post featuring the list(s) you would like to be added to or shoot me an ask stating which lists you’d like to be added to and the name of the blog if it isn’t the one you’re using. If your deity does not appear on this masterpost please send me an ask or message and I will be happy to make them one! ALL deities and figures from the Greek Pantheon are welcome on this list! 

Any problems, corrections, or changes please feel free to message me! 

Magic[k]al Uses For: Lilies

LILIES (Lilum) are flowering plants that are known to grow mostly in the northern hemisphere. They carry gravitas in numerous cultures and in literature, and their colours are known to carry meanings varying from love to death.

✧ LILY VARIETIES:

✧ MAGIC[K]AL USES FOR LILIES:

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Flower Correspondence Masterpost 🌹🌼🌷🌻

***Please note that some flowers are extremely poisonous (even fatal) under certain conditions. Please conduct thorough research and use caution while handling!***

African Daisy - divine enlightenment, energy, healing, psychic powers, protection

African Violet - spirituality, protection, healing

Alyssum - comfort, gentleness, grounding, healing, immunity, peace, staying true to oneself

Apple Blossom - love, fidelity, fertility, marriage, beauty, vanity, wisdom the soul, afterlife, eternity

Azalea - happiness, gaiety, first love, light spirits

Baby Blue Eyes - freedom from past hurt, gentleness, healing the inner child, letting go, relationship healing, trust

Baby’s Breath - purity, love, modesty, beauty, attracts fairies

Begonia - balance, psychic powers

Bird of Paradise - intuition, insight, protection

Black-Eyed Susan - cleansing, releasing, grounding, connecting with the deceased

Bleeding Heart - love, healing, emotional availability

Bluebell - luck, truth, friendship

Buttercup - self-worth, divination, energy, innocence, prosperity, youth

Calla Lily - divine connection, peace, sleep, soothing grief, innocence

Camellia - authenticity, decision making, energy, friendship, confidence, receptivity, prosperity

Carnation - protection, strength, healing, enhances magical powers, and achieves balance

Chamomile - love, healing, reduces stress

Cherry Blossom - divine love, forgiveness, gentleness, innocence, romance

Chrysanthemum - longevity, mental clarity, optimism, protection, solving mysteries, soothing grief

Clover - fidelity, protection, love, money, success, animal protection

Daffodil - love, luck, fertility, harmony, tranquility, peace of mind

Dahlia - elegance, dreams, dignity, eternity, spiritual evolution

Daisy - love, luck, innocence

Dandelion - animal protection, divination, happiness, healing, wishes

Dianthus - love, healing, strength

Evening Primrose - love, desirability, attracts fairies

Forget-Me-Not - clarity, focus, health, love, memory, organization, efficiency, perspective, success

Foxglove - protection, vision, immortality

Freesia - clarity, courage to make changes, healing depression, self-love, transmutation

Gardenia - peace, protection, love, friendship

Geranium - overcomes negative thoughts, protection, happiness

Heather - protection, luck, immortality, memory

Hibiscus - love, lust, divination, dreams, freedom, independence

Hollyhock - memory, healing from the past, remembering past lives, confidence

Honeysuckle - money, success, quick abundance, persuasiveness, confidence, intuition

Hyacinth - peace, dreams, love, luck, abundance, charm, influence

Hydrangea - hex-breaking, love, fidelity, binding

Iris - wisdom, creativity, intuition, purification

Jasmine - divination, innovation, attraction, dreams

Larkspur - protection, health

Lavender - purification, concentration, love, healing, sleep, dreams

Lilac - wisdom, memory, good luck, spiritual aid

Lily- fertility, renewal, rebirth, marriage, happiness, prosperity

Lily of the Nile - authority, confidence, elegance, excellence, intelligence, intuition

Lily of the Valley - soothing, calming, peace, happiness, mental powers

Magnolia - fidelity, independence, wonderment

Marigold - respect, admiration, luck

Morning Glory - binding, banishing, attraction

Orange Blossom - prosperity, stability, harmony, peace, love

Orchid - concentration, memory, focus, willpower

Pansy - love, relationships, rain magic

Passion Flower - friendship, prosperity, attraction, strengthen libido

Peony - protection from hexes, luck, prosperity, business success, attracts fairies

Petunia - beauty, joy, domestic bliss, inspiration, new perspective

Periwinkle - love in marriage, mental powers, money, restore memory

Poppy - fertility, prosperity, love, abundance

Primrose - disclosure of secrets, revelation, resolution

Rose - divine love, self-love, friendship, healing, domestic happiness, lasting relationships  

Safflower - aphrodisiac, love, healing, happiness, lust, strength, psychic awareness, wind magic

Senna - love, lust, diplomacy, faithfulness

Snapdragon - protection, exorcism, purification

Strawflower - luck, longevity, protection

Sunflower - energy, protection, power, wisdom, wishes

Sweetpea - irresistibility, femininity, personal power

Tulip - love, desire, happiness, beauty, prosperity

Violet - calms nerves, stimulates creativity, peace, tranquility, protection from all evil, night magic

Water Lily - creativity, healing, purification

Wisteria - raises vibrations, promotes psychic opening, overcomes obstacles, prosperity

Yarrow Flower - healing, divination, love, marriage, courage, confidence

Ylang Ylang - sexual attraction, persuasiveness, peace, love, reduces anxiety and depression, fairy magic