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As popular an herb as parsley is, it has originated several positive and negative superstitions, as it is considered a symbol of death, but also resurrection. For witches, the most famous magical use of parsley is as an herbal amulet for protection against bad luck, negative influences, enemies and black magic.
On the mysterious night of St. John, an ancient ritual involving three potatoes promises to reveal what the future holds. Fátima Gomes, a renowned expert in mystical sciences, takes us into this fascinating tradition that mixes magic with humble tubers.
Nutmeg is a perennial shrub native to Indonesia whose fruit contains a hard kernel enclosed in a membrane. This particular kernel is the spice we use so often in cooking. It is enough to grate a little and add it to any food to give it a mild but incredibly pleasant flavor, but the most important thing about nutmeg is the various health benefits that this product brings.
For Native Americans, cricket is a symbol of confidence, joy and intuition. It is also said to be related to the ability to escape from a difficult circumstance because of its large legs, which allow it to jump quite high.
One of the best amulets we can create is the “Cinnamon Cross”. If you don’t mind the fragrance, you can carry it in your wallet or purse and use its power there at work and at home.
For Feng Shui, birds are bearers of good news, they augur growth, prosperity and good fortune. Birds are bearers of good news, they augur growth, prosperity and good fortune. Depending on their placement in the home, they can attract love and recognition and even promote the fidelity of the couple.
