From my research and experience so far, I have learnt about so many healing herbs which I have shared quite a few so far. Not quite long, I diversified to other aspects of herbs and their various functions. I shall be sharing them henceforth. Today, I will share different herbs for protection and how to use them.
The herbs I will be sharing will keep you safe from negative energies and bring you good luck.
I know you must be eager to know these herbs.
But I will advise you to read it up slowly, sipping your coffee. That way, you will be able to grasp the beautiful work of nature and align better with it.
9 Powerful Herbs for Protection
Here are powerful herbs for protection:
1. Bay leaf
Bay leaf is frequently used as a powerful protective herb to fend off evil and negative energies. It is also placed in the windows during exorcism rites and burned to protect the home. A bay tree planted close to the house helps ward against illness.
2. Cacti
Cacti make excellent defense plants. These are an easy-care choice if you need to defend your house. You may easily maintain a few about your home for safety because they need so little care. To create a general defensive border in your garden, plant one in each corner. If you don’t have a yard, you can still get the same protection by keeping a potted cactus in each corner of your living space. They will aid in preventing burglars and unwelcome guests.
The spines can also be gathered and combined with a little glass vial or locket to create a protective amulet. You might use a textile pouch for this, but I wouldn’t recommend it because the strong spines might pierce the material.
3. Lavender
In addition to being associated with love, lavender is also utilized for healing and protection. When lavender is scattered all over a home, it helps to restore and maintain peace. When unhappy people look at lavender, their sad feelings vanish and are replaced with happy ones.
Try to inhale more lavender to get a longer-lasting benefit.
4. Fennel
Fennel is a fantastic protection herb that works wonders at keeping evil spirits at bay. To safeguard your house, hang it in the windows and doorways. To safeguard your home generally, grow it in your garden. Fennel plants around the house are also said to bring luck. Fennel has some excellent medicinal qualities as well.
5. Holly
Holly is a home defense plant that deters both magical and non-magical attackers. To create a barrier around your house, plant some Holly trees.
Keep a branch of holly in your pocket if you want luck.
It also promotes virility and masculinity and attracts love.
Holly leaves can be used to concoct a love potion.
Put some leaves under your bed for a quiet, tranquil night’s sleep.
6. Ferns
You can scatter fern leaves on the windowsills of every room in the house to deter intruders from breaking in. If you’re not a fan of having dried herbs on your window sills, you could also keep a tiny vase with a fern leaf there.
Create a tiny pouch and fill it with fern leaves to use as a charm for personal safety. This ought to prevent unnatural infections as well. Add fern leaf to the water the next time you mop the floors if you’re concerned about your home being cursed. As a result, the jinx should be lifted.
7. Sage
Sage is one of the most popular herbs for protection against evil. It can be used to make cleansing sticks that you can smoke to clear your space of bad energy. You have additional personal security when you wear sage.
Sage is thought to increase your wisdom, which will help you when you are meditating.
It seems to have antibacterial properties, therefore gargle with it when I have a sore throat. Additionally, it helps with fevers and digestion. Sage can also be beneficial for people who suffer from asthma and helps relieve aches and pains in the muscles. It contains a lot of vitamin K, which is essential for maintaining the integrity and density of our bones.
Other applications include memory aid, fertility, longevity, and healing.
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8. Aloe vera
Aloe can protect your home from accidents and other negative influences.
People in Africa hang this herb directly over their homes and doors to ward off evil and bring good fortune to the family. Mexicans also use it with other herbs to bring good fortune.
9. Angelica
Angelica is a traditional remedy that has been used for many years. It was one of the earliest medical herbs utilized by the Vikings, and it was one of the first plants that the Nordic countries exported to the rest of Europe. It was employed in the 17th and 18th century to combat intestinal illnesses and treat the plague. It increases the amount of stomach acid produced, which might weaken or eliminate microorganisms that are the source of digestive problems. Additionally, angelica might increase appetite and reduce gas production.
Be cautious if you intend to eat this plant. Although the bitter stems are edible, the fresh root is just mildly toxic. Make sure you choose the appropriate variety of angelica. The water hemlock, which belongs to the same family, is particularly poisonous and potentially lethal.
Angelica is frequently used as cake decoration, perhaps as a result of the plant’s almost surreal and shiny leaves.
Grow angelica in your yard to ward off evil spirits and safeguard your house. wear a tiny pouch containing the angelica plant’s root as personal defense.
Originally posted 2022-10-11 15:40:58.