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Almond Business Clairvoyance Divination Loans Money Wisdom Apple Healing Love Perpetual Youth Prosperity Trees and Their Magickal Uses Ash Protection Sea Magic (when performing spells far away from the ocean.) Apricot Love Aspen Protection Balsa Psychic Awareness Birch Fertility New Beginnings Protection Purification Cedar Healing Longevity Prosperity Protection
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Herbs, Flowers and Trees
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making of sachets. A Good Sized Tea
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ground ivy round the edge. Special
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This is the easiest method. Making
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can alter the patient's emotional s
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Infant/Child skin care (M,W); Cough
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Cedar Internal cleansing (B) Lung c
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Cocoa Depression, Calm, Heartache (
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Asthma, Hypertension (C) Intestinal
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Burns, Eczema (W,T,C) Wounds, Spasm
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Fatigue, Aches & Pains, Rheumatism,
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(Use Spearmint for the same reasons
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Get an apple. Cut this apple into a
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Teas for Colds and Coughs: To help
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Parsley Tea to Stimulate the Kidney
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Body Body Lice Lice: Lice oil of be
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7) Healing - used to promote wholen
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Damiana Sandalwood Dragon's Blood S
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Advice to the Beginning Herbalism S
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Allspice Allspice (Pimento dioica)
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To grow: Deciduous or partly evergr
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Pour a cup of boiling water over tw
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Parts used: Ripe seeds. Collect the
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To Grow: Perennial. In areas with m
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Part used: Dried aerial parts. Coll
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Mouthwash: Pour one pint of boiling
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Infusion: Pour one cup of boiling w
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they are the size you want. Uses: T
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is just above soil level. After the
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Caution: Caution: Rue's oil is a po
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Dose: In constipation, in powder fo
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An Herb Garden for Bees Did you kno
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An Introduction to the Doctrine of
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The Doctrine of Signatures naturall
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the Damascus Rose or the Apple Blos
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Aphrodisiacs Aphrodisiacs! The word
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You must then age the whole thing f
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Use Use when when moon moon is is i
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Astragalus Membranaceous and White
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Subjects: Twelve healthy volunteers
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Specifically, four subjects had abo
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History Berberis Aquifolium This is
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for atonic dyspepsia, and particula
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Botanic Medicine After extensive te
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Cautions About Herbal Medicine Ther
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accept the model that traditional C
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Celtic Folklore Regarding Herbs and
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nut' to make them strong. Apples: A
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Buckeye, red (Aesculus Pavia) Pound
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Dill (Aniethum graveolens) Dill eas
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To use: make a tea of the dried her
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constantly moist, but not over wate
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Cultures, Religions, Practices, and
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Damiana The effects of Damiana are
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Aromatic Herbs Aromatic herbs have
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texture. Then, return to the soil t
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Culture: Started from cuttings or s
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5 parts of homemade or store bought
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In general, herbs do better in soil
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enches, sculptures, and other objec
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temperatures but often they are kil
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particularly well suited to this fu
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Between stones along pathways or at
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the early summer. Elephant garlic,
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Did You Hug a Tree Today? Now that
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Echinacea The beauty of Echinacea i
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Fat Burning Herbs that Melt Away th
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Flowers for Magickal Sachets, Dream
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Hyacinth Hyacinth Magickal Magickal
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Sweet Sweet Pea Pea Magickal Magick
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N.B. - Glycerine is an essential fa
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(approximately one pint daily in a
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Funeral Herbs Since ancient times h
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Gardening by the Moon Let’s begin
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½ pound peeled garlic buds equal a
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healthy hair. Garlic is also an imp
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Garlic vs. Evil Garlic (Allium Sati
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Gathering Flowers, Herbs and Plants
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General Magickal Gardening Rules Ab
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Gotu Kola Gotu Kola (Centella asiat
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amazing ability to overcome the neg
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Harmful Herbs Remember, just becaus
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Rhubarb Sandalwood Stephontis Sw
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don't do it right- and the are most
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Asthma Asthma Herbal Herbal mixture
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Horsetail (Saturn, air), Red clover
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Digestion and Nervousness Index Mu
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Red Red Raspberry Raspberry Leaves
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urns and bruises, and makes them mo
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Blue Blue jay: jay: Bay laurel Cat:
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Cashew Cashew Purpose: Purpose: Mon
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Purpose: Purpose: Luck and money Pl
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Herbal Basics In Herbalism, the def
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Herbal Baths This is a bath for sha
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Herbal Blends Almond Musk - with Na
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prayer are given. You can also give
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care and attention. If your symptom
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Candidiasis Candidiasis-Fighting Ca
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Herbal Glossary Attunement/Enchantm
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Herbal Lore: Myths and Ceremonies T
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confront painful truths or difficul
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Being Being Close Close Being Being
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out of roots, potatoes, lead, bark,
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chose a few plants appropriate to y
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the infusions is not a long period
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Liniments: Liniments are strictly u
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the plant matter, you're not trying
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Coltsfoot Eyebright Wood betony
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Arcady Arcady Circle Circle Incense
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Chapparal Chapparal Chapparal Aids
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for boils, ulcers, wounds, and clea
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Ruling Ruling Planet: Planet: Mercu
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Herbalism During Pregnancy I am con
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From birthing to weaning: Make an a
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would be correct. The cure is in th
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As I mentioned earlier, blood clean
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Beech Beech: Beech Wishes Beet Beet
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Daffodil Daffodil: Daffodil Love, F
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Houndstongue Houndstongue: Houndsto
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Orange Orange: Orange Love, Divinat
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Spikenard Spikenard: Spikenard Fide
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Herbs and Plants of Full Moon Ritua
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Herbs By Use Here the herb lists ar
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Fuzzy Weed, Gardenia, Gentian, Ging
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Purification Purification: Purifica
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says, in, "The Herbal Handbook, "In
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of living and growing. People who a
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has so many restorative properties,
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Herbs For Animals On reflection per
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cinnamon or one to two cloves or bo
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Divination Divination Broom Camph
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Grape Hawthorn Hazel Horsetail
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Cedar Cinnamon Citron Cowslip C
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Sassafras Sorrel, Wood Spikenard
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Aloes, Wood Apple Apricot Aster
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Mandrake Maple Marjoram Mastic
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Banyan Be-still Bluebell Cabbage
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(to decrease) Camphor Lettuce Ve
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Moonwort Moss Myrtle Nutmeg Oak
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Protection Protection Acacia Afri
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Gourd Grain Grass Hazel Heather
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Squill Tamarisk Thistle Ti Toad
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Parsley Peppermint Pepper Tree R
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Sandalwood Strength Strength Bay
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Herbs That Ease the Mind Sweet Swee
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Plus, hypercin might also be able t
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In the sixteenth century we find th
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Nepeta cataria, Catnip. Dianthus ca
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Homemade PH Tester Ever wondered ho
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literally eaten alive by our own ce
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Herbal medicine uses many plants sp
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peculiarly 20th century diseases wi
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Incense, Resin and Essential Oils M
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Lemon Psychic/mental clarity, love
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Indigestion Indigestion may be the
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Kidney Stones Hydrangea is good for
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Magickal Planting Apple Apple Apple
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Pumpkins Pumpkins Quarter: Quarter:
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cat this herb can help create the p
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Cinnamon Cinnamon: Cinnamon clairvo
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Daffodils Deadly nightshade Dog's m
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Manomin: The Story of Wild Rice For
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the existence of wild rice as has N
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the wind, birds and ducks; increasi
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Wabigoon Lake Band No. 27. Communit
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This process may be repeated over a
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Sage: Internally for colic, colds,
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6. Pour the tincture into a dark bo
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Offerings To To the the Goddess: Go
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Purslane Purslane (Portulaca olerac
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within the circle, forming a triang
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5. Diagnosis Diagnosis mainly is ma
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Sabbat Herbs Typically these herbs
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Saturn: fig, blackberry Sylvanus: p
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Persephone: parsley, narcissus, wil
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Myrrh Symbolizing: Healing, Death a
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Tell Your Doctor What You Are Takin
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Spring Herb Walks For those who lov
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Wild Ginger is a jewel of the woods
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Ten Rules of Edible Flowers The cul
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The Apothecary Disclaimer: Disclaim
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Boils Boils Apply neat tea tree oil
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Itchy skin bath: lavender, orange p
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my mother borrowed it from the libr
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The Celebrant Wear fresh flowers an
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The Cosmetic Apothecary Important I
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Toners Toners and and Lotions Lotio
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Peel and mash one very ripe peach.
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Avocado: Moisturizing. I find it's
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For Brunette Hair: Use an infusion
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You can also add dried milk powder,
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The Herbs of the Sabbats To be used
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will contain a list of the varietie
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The Magickal Herb Garden Here you w
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for beauty and youth. Four-leafed c
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Hawthorn (Crataegus oxyacantha): Ma
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love spells. Strew around the house
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Pine (Pinus spp.): Mars, Earth. Bur
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their property. Willows can be used
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Page 437 and 438: Dandelion Dandelion: Dandelion (Jup
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Page 469 and 470: Woods: Their Types and Uses The anc
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Page 473 and 474: Mistletoe: Mistletoe: The mistletoe
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