Astral Health

If you are in need of finding a really good friend, then a sprig of acacia will help you find one. Mostly it is used in love and money drawing spells but only for a platonic love.

 
The tradition is to place a sprig of acacia, which also goes by the names of Cape Gum, Gum Arabic and Egyptian Thorn over your bed. This is also supposed to ward off evil.  A sprig of Acacia is also worn inside the turbans of males in Eastern countries to accomplish the same purpose.

 
Wearing the oil may also be of some use.

 
Peace Be Still Sam

Ague Weed: A bath in this herb is alleged to banish evil spirits. This herb is also known as Boneset.

  

Agrimony: Is burned or sprinkled around the house to send bad spirits back to the sender.

  

Angelica: Worn on the person to protect from evil spirits, however a drawback of this herb is that it also may protect you from opportunities. Used formally in rites of exorcism to get rid of bad spirits. Brew into a tea it and sprinkle in the corners of a house to protect from evil spirits

  

Anise: Stuffed under a pillow it protects from nightmares.

  

Ash: The branches can be shaken and rattled like a wand to cleanse a place of bad energy.

  

Caraway: Carry the seeds on your person to protect from disease and ill health. A few seeds in the clothing of a loved one are said to protect your marriage from infidelity.

  

Camphor: Worn as a balm it is used to ward off physical attack or unwanted advances from others.

  

Cedar: The boughs or incense are burnt to protect the home from spirits. It also protects those in deep meditation or doing rituals from picking up unwanted energies and astral attack. It is toxic to reptiles and birds, however, so you should be careful using it if you have either as pets.

  

Coriander: Burn as an incense or wear the seeds on your person to protect against attack. Helps keep friends and lovers from accidents.

Allspice: Can be carried on the person or burned as incense or sprinkled in the four corners of the house. It is thought to attract business luck and good fortune in general.

  

Bayberry: Bayberry can be bought commercially as a candle A bayberry candle burned to the socket brings luck to the home and puts money in the pocket. It can also be bought as incense.

  

Basil: Soaking basil leaves in water for three days and then sprinkling the water at your business premises is thought to attract financial success. The leaves can also be carried with you.

  

Chamomile: Washing your hands in chamomile tea is thought to bring gamblers luck. Drinking the tea is thought to bring luck and prosperity.

  

Cloves: Cloves can be burned on charcoal, tucked in a sachet or put in your purse to draw money. An ancient money and protection ritual is to stick an orange with cloves stuck on pins and hang it on a ribbon in the kitchen so your cupboards are never bare.

  

Cinnamon:  This spice that can be used ?to bring quick money, it can be bought as incense or burned on charcoal or sprinkled in a cash register or wallet to bring fast cash. 

Peace Be Still Sam