Rosemary is a fiery, aromatic herb known for sharpening memory, stimulating circulation, and dispelling cold and damp tissue states. Yet its watery coastal origins, where it is nourished by the salty air, speak to a gentler gift: the ability to calm the nervous system, soothe tension, and wash away mental blocks.
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Motherwort’s Latin name, Leonardis cacardia, reflects its dual nature: fierce in protection, yet gentle in healing. Its bond with the lion is evident in its form, reminiscent of a lion’s tail. The herb’s cooling energetics counterbalance heat-related conditions and it serves as an ally for the heart, nerves, digestive system, and womb.
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Long respected by wise women, Vervain (Verbena), has been turned to for protection, dreamwork, and developing one’s inner senses. Its cooling nature is believed to soothe heat-related ailments and calm the nervous system, easing tension and promoting relaxation.
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Mexican tarragon (Tagetes lucida), has woven its way into the tapestry of Mexican mythology and culture for ages. The water herb has a special connection to the spirit of Ayauh, the mist, and therefore the realm of dreams. It is also a fire herb and is said to be useful for conditions related to coldness and dampness.
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Sinicuichi (Heimia salicifolia) is an herb known for its memory opening potential and powerful connection to the Sun. The herb has the ability to expand the auditory system, brighten the field of vision, and induce vivid dreams that allow us to travel through our memories, including past lives and prenatal events.
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Damiana (Turnera diffusa) earned its reputation as the herb of love, sex, and passion after centuries of use in lovemaking-related potions. Our ancestors used the herb for its powerful aphrodisiac effects and ability to enhance sex magic. Damiana is also known for inducing vivid, visionary dreams, sometimes erotic in nature.
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