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Magic Reagents and Tools

Supernatural Components:

 

Mer Parts for Magic

It should be noted that almost EVERY part of a Mer is teeming with magic. And, while some of the uses have been annotated in Witch Academies, no one has, as of yet, been able to compile a complete and thorough list. (Perhaps due to the fact that Mer are very unwilling to give up their bits) As such, the following list is merely what is known. 

Reagents acquired from Mer must be fresh. This means they must be acquired within one week before they are used for the ritual/spell they are intended for. Fresher is better. It is preferred that the mer be in their true form when harvesting, but it is not entirely necessary.


Tears – Healing / Spiritual Healing, Speaking with the Dead. Tears can only be harvested when the Mer is in true emotional / physical distress or pain.

Saliva – Talismans, calming / inducing sleep

Blood – Summoning, Binding, Inducing Visions

Scales – Magically boosting abilities. Triton for physical strength and ability, Siren for enchantment and seduction, Sea Witch for Magic and protection.

Hair – Talismans, particularly for breathing underwater.

Teeth - Crafting magical weapons

Eyes - Precognition, foresight, seeing the unseen

Venom – Poisons, healing, very powerful magic

Fins - It is said that the fins of a Mer, when dried and ground, are useful for creating particularly strong illusions and wards.

 

Shifter bits for magic

Perhaps supporting the supposition that Mer and Shifters share a common ancestor is the fact that Shifter parts tend to be particularly useful in spellwork, as well. However, like the Mer, acquiring the components is no small feat and tends to be met with serious opposition by the Tribe. Again, the following list is only what is currently known, or rumored, amongst Academy witches. 

 

Shifter Fangs - Required for the ritual to unbind a witch.

Shifter Fur - It has been suggested by some outliers amongst the witching community that the fur of a shifter can be used for personal transformation into non-human forms. Whether this is true, or fiction, remains to be seen. 

Blood - The blood of a shifter is known to be particularly useful in the creation of healing potions and rituals. It has also been suggested that, by using the blood of a specific breed of shifter, the witch can more easily summon a familiar of that type. 


 

Vampire parts as spell components

 

Given that vampires are the rulers of the Empire, it is considered high treason to be found in possession of these components. The ONLY exception comes in the form of components gifted to a particular academy in the wake of a vampire being executed for high crimes. As such, ALL of these components must be accompanied with an official authorization form and are highly prized. 

 

Fangs -  It is said that the fangs of a vampire are a required component for resurrection spells. 

Blood - The blood of a vampire is particularly useful in crafting potions intended for discerning truth, or compelling a subject's cooperation. Be warned, however, using the blood of an Extant vampire will result in subjects being bound to the vampire in question. 

 

Natural Reagents (a few examples)

 

Herbs:

 

Aconite, Monkshood (Aconitum nepellus)

In Greek mythology, Aconite was associated with the goddess Hekate and was formed from the caustic saliva of the three headed monster dog, Cerberus, who guarded the gates of hell. It was listed as one of the ingredients in witches’ flying ointments, but due to its lethal toxicity, this application is in question. It is one of the most poisonous plants from the Old World and was used to poison wolves, as well as human foes.

 

Activated charcoal - coconut shell

Emergency toxin removal; teeth whitening; aids kidney health; treats diarrhea and skin infection

 

Alfalfa Powder - Medicago sativa

Revitalizes digestive tract and colon. Decreases irritability and nervousness. Combine with peppermint to make a tonic for the stomach; magical uses: Money, prosperity, anti-hunger

 

Alkanet - alkanna tinctoria

Provides natural red tint to cosmetics, heals wounds; magical uses: Purification, prosperity. Protects from snake bites and helps ease fear of snakes

 

Allspice - Pimenta dioica

Digestive aid; anti-inflammatory and pain reliever; Immune booster; promotes oral health; Magical: Money, luck, healing, obtaining treasure.

 

Basil leaf - Ocimum basilicum

Named after the Basilisk, Ancient Greek lore claimed that this herb could cure the creature's petrifying stare and used it to treat snake bites and insect stings. Also traditionally used to detoxify from cannabis in India and the Middle East, Basil can detoxify from drugs that store themselves in fat cells. Can increase sex drive and promote menses. Magical Uses: Love, exorcism, wealth, sympathy, and protection. Dispels confusion, fears & weakness.

Bay leaf - Laurus nobilis

Contain vitamins A & C, iron, calcium, potassium, and magnesium; include in food regularly to promote general health; tea is good for migraines (infuse 3 leaves and juice of 1 lemon in hot water); Magical Uses: Protection, good fortune, success, purification, strength, healing and psychic powers. Also, the herb of poets and the god Apollo (Sun).

 

Beet root powder - Beta vulagris

Builds the blood and cleanses the liver. High glucose content. Magical uses: Love Spells

 

Black peppercorn - Piper nigrum

reduces inflammation; full of vitamins and minerals; helps with nutrient retention; Banishing negativity, exorcism, and protection from evil.

 

Chamomile - powder - Matricaria recutita

Chamomile flowers are powerfully healing, immune boosting and anti-inflammatory. Chamomile is often used in tea for its calming effects. It can also protect skin, lower stress and soothe menstrual cramps.

 

Chamomile flowers - whole - Matricaria chamomilla

Chamomile flowers are powerfully healing, immune boosting and anti-inflammatory. Chamomile is often used in tea for its calming effects. It can also protect skin, lower stress and soothe menstrual cramps. Magical Uses: Love, healing, and reducing stress.

 

Chia seed - Salvia hispanica

High in antioxidants, fiber, omega-3 fatty acids, and protein; promote cardiovascular health; Magical Uses: Protection and health.

 

Chili whole - Capsicum annuum

Magical Uses: Fidelity, love, and hex breaking.

 

Chili, red roasted - powder - Capsicum annuum

May help to promote weight loss and relieve pain

 

Chlorella powder

Considered a superfood due to its nutrient content; aids in detox

 

Cilantro - Coriandrum sativum

natural food preservative; increases energy; weight loss; anti-inflammatory and anti-fungal; promotes skin health; Magical Uses: Protection of gardeners; brings peace to the home and helps to attune one with their soul. Magical Uses: Draws friends to the home, customers to the business. Promotes eloquence, persuasiveness, and prosperity. Protects and cleanses the aura. Encourages self-expression and creativity

 

Cinnamon - Cinnamomum burmannii - powder

Anti-diarrheal, treats nausea, abdominal cramping, and gas; helps with menstrual and postpartum issues; staunches bleeding

 

Cinnamon stick - Cinnamomum burmannii - powder

Anti-diarrheal, treats nausea, abdominal cramping, and gas; helps with menstrual and postpartum issues; staunches bleeding 

 

Clove powder

In small doses, heightens senses and is considered an aphrodisiac. In moderate doses, can be used as a sleep aid and pain killer. Good for toothaches, earaches, indigestion, morning sickness, and impotence. Magical Uses: protection, banishing hostile/negative forces, and gaining what is sought

 

Cloves Whole

In small doses, heightens senses and is considered an aphrodisiac. In moderate doses, can be used as a sleep aid and pain killer. Good for toothaches, earaches, indigestion, morning sickness, and impotence. Magical Uses: protection, banishing hostile/negative forces, and gaining what is sought

 

Comfrey - Symphytum officinale

Contains allantoin which causes cell growth, leading to its remarkable healing properties. Heals wounds and draws out toxins. It has long been used to heal broken bones. Magical Uses: money, safety during travel, and any Saturnian purpose. Use for workings involving stability, endurance, and matters relating to real estate or property.

 

Deadly Nightshade - Atropa belladonna

A highly poisonous plant, Deadly Nightshade’s name comes from the Greek mythological character Atropos, one of the three fates whose role was to cut the thread of human life. The plant was used in ancient times as an effective poison, but also in anesthesia preparations.Atropine, an alkaloid derived from the plant, continues to be used in surgery to control salivation and to regulate the heart rate. Deadly Nightshade, also known as Belladonna, was reportedly used in witchcraft as a flying ointment. When the plant was soaked in fat then applied externally it induced the sensation of flying or astral projection, due to its hallucinogenic effects.

 

Elder flowers - Sambucus nigra, 

The Elder tree was called the "Elder Mother", Queen of the Underworld or Faery. Since faeries kidnap human souls, sleeping under the elder or using it's wood to make cradles was deemed perilous. The tree was also associated with the god Pan, the Lord of the Underworld, whose pipes were made from its hollow stems. Elder is one of the primal remedies of European tradition and was widely planted to be used as a "medicine cabinet". Used to treat the flu, colds, and respiratory infections; also used to make a syrup that boosts immune system in winter; "the great infant remedy"- used for croup, respiratory issues; treats anemia and menstruation problems like fibroids; Magical Uses: Sleep, releasing enchantments, protection against negativity, wisdom, house blessing and business blessing. Used in rites of death & dying to protect the loved one during transport to the Otherworld.

 

Eucalyptus - Eucalyptus nitens

Expectorant and antiseptic; used in sinusitis, bronchitis, asthma, pulmonary infection and congestion. Magical Uses: Attracts healing vibrations, great for protection and healing sachets. Use to purify any space

 

Frankincense

Immune boosting, anti-depressant, good for asthma and coughing fits; oil good for skin issues and oral health; Magical Uses: Successful ventures, cleansing, purification. Burn for protective work, consecration, and meditation. Used as an offering at Beltane, Lammas, and Yule.

 

Henbane (Hyoscyamus niger)

One of the ingredients used in anesthesia by the ancient Egyptians, Greeks, and Romans, Henbane’s leaves are a source of hyoscyamine, atropine, hyoscine, and scopolamine, chemicals that act on the central nervous system. In the Middle Ages, the plant was associated with witchcraft, as it was one of the ingredients used to make flying ointment. Henbane is not to be trifled with—it can cause death due to respiratory and heart failure if ingested.

 

Hibiscus - Hibiscus sabdariffa

anti-oxidant, high in Vitamin C, used to treat cold and flu; aids menstruation; symbol of the goddess Kali; Magical Uses: Attracting love and lust, divination, and dreams.

 

Hops - Humulus lupulus

treats diarrhea, constipation, bloating, headaches, weight loss; good for healthy skin, anxiety, and sleeplessness; historically, Hops pillows were used to treat insomnia for both King George III and Abraham Lincoln; often used for male reproductive health and urinary issues; Magical uses: increase the restfulness & serenity of sleep.

 

Jasmine - Jasminum sp.

Boosts energy and immune system; magical uses: Uses include snakebite and divination, clairvoyance

 

Juniper - Juniperus communis

Diuretic, treats diabetes and kidney disease and swelling; Good for head colds and PMS; Magical Uses: Banishes all things injurious to good health; attracts good, healthy energies and love.

 

Lady’s Mantle (Alchemilla mollis; Alchemilla xanthochlora)

During the Middle Ages people thought that the glassy beads of liquid that form overnight on Alchemilla’s pleated leaves was imbued with a magical essence that was used to create the Philosopher’s Stone. Alchemists believed the Stone could transform base metals into gold, cure all diseases, and prolong life. The name Alchemilla originates with the Arabic word for chemistry, al-kimiya’ and translates to “the little alchemical one”.

 

Mistletoe

Aids grief and emotional pain, mood swings; relieves migraines and tension; Magical uses: Used for fertility, creativity, prevention of illness/misfortune, and protection from negative spells & magick. Hang in the home for protection from lightning & fire. Wear in an amulet to repel negativity & ill will and protect against unwanted advances. Used to draw in customers, money and business.

 

Mugwort - Artemisia vulgaris

Associated with Artemis, goddess of the Moon and mother of nature. Restorative to the injured female nature: reduces painful menstrual cramps and PMS, helps to heal after abortion, miscarriage, labor; Helps sooth temperaments, insomnia and sleep issues; magical uses: moon magic; Carried to increase lust & fertility, prevent backache and cure disease & madness.

 

Mullein - Verbascum thapus 

Mullein is a plant that has been used throughout history. Mullein is a light bringer, from Roman times up until recently the leaves of mullein were dipped in wax or tallow and used as a lamp wick or torch. Energetically Mullein summons energies of courage, love, and protection. It is commonly used as a powerful ingredient in an herbal protection amulet to ward off nightmares, unwelcome entities, or in the car for safety while traveling. Medicinally mullein aids one with ailments of the throat and lungs, nervousness, lymph drainage, and pain. It has long been used to treat coughs and sore throats. Its mucilaginous properties can be used as an emollient to bring water to dry, hardened, and closed places. Mullein is also a potent ally when used in herbal smoking blends as it has many benefits for lungs, throat, sinuses, etc. Mullein grows in a sharp upward fashion from the ground, which is analogous to the way it works in the body. When smoked it causes a more open feeling in the head and brain. It is also said to straighten the spine and lubricate the connective tissue. Mullein is not only beneficial to the body, but has a calming effect on the mind allowing those suffering from congested thought patterns and mental tightness to experience release and expansion.

 

Myrrha- Commiphora myrrha

Medicinal use dates back to 1700 BC. Used topically to cleanse infected wounds; treats diabetes; known as the "cleanser and strengthener of the womb"- treating infections, abnormal discharge, menopause, sore nipples, uterine tumors, and helps pass afterbirth after a difficult labor; Magical Uses: Spiritual opening, meditation, and healing. This herb has high psychic vibrations that will enhance any magickal working.

 

Pennyroyal

History of being used as a contraceptive or abortifacient; helps regulate menstrual cycles and issues; digestive aid; Magickal uses include peace and tranquility. Carried to avoid seasickness or for physical strength & endurance.

 

Peppermint- Mentha piperita

digestive aid; promotes oral health; soothes headaches, stress, and general discomfort; Magical uses: increase the vibrations of a space or in spells and incense for healing & purification.

 

Poppy (Papaver somniferum)

In Greek mythology, Demeter was worshiped as the goddess of agriculture, the seasons, and the harvest, and she instructed mortals in how to cultivate wheat and barley. The well-known story of Demeter and her daughter Persephone entails the abduction of Persephone by Hades, the Greek god of the Underworld. Demeter was given the poppy plant by the god Morpheus to ease her grief and suffering. Demeter and her daughter Persephone were also at the center of an ancient cult known as the Eleusinian Mysteries.Followers believed the two goddesses possessed medical knowledge and skills for treating illnesses of women and children.

 

Sage - Salvia officinalis

Sore throat (tea w/ honey and lemon); fevers; blood thinner; endocrine stabilizer; treats older people with dryness of skin, hair, mucosa; relieves mental lethargy, depression, poor concentration, loss of memory, grief, insomnia, excessive perspiration; libido stabilizer; magical uses: Used for self purification and dealing with grief and loss. Carried to improve mental ability and bring wisdom.

 

St John’s Wort - Hypericum perforatum

Used since prehistoric times and often affiliated with fairies and the little people; alleviates anxiety, depression, and stress; add valerian root for insomnia; important wound medicine; Magical uses: Worn to prevent colds & fevers. Placed under a pillow to induce prophetic, romantic dreams. Protects against all forms of black witchcraft.

 

Vervain

Verbena officinalis also known as the Enchanter’s herb, has a long association with magical and spiritual practices going back in time to the ancient Egyptians, Greeks, and Romans, as well as the Celtic Druids. Vervain’s primary role was to protect believers against evil spells or negative energy and to purify sacred places, such as altars, ceremonial implements, temples, and private dwellings.

 

Native Hawaiian Flora:

 

`Awa – Piper methysticum

`Awa, also known as Kava, is the cherished and sacred narcotic of the Hawaiian culture.  Farmers offered `awa to the gods so their crops would be bountiful.  Canoe builders would offer `awa when choosing a koa log for a canoe. `Awa was used by all classes of people, especially any whose strenuous work left them stiff and sore.

 

Also known as Kava-Kava or awa, is consumed traditionally as a beverage that causes a slight loss of muscle control with euphoric feel. However, the mind remains clear and the drinkers do not lose self-control. Also, they have pain-relieving properties that can reduce headaches and back pains. Traditionally, Kava was consumed as a ceremonial beverage or a medicinal potion in Hawaii. The modern preparations of this herb include powdered Kava available in the form of capsules. For making tea, the Kava roots are pounded in a pot and the crushed parts are soaked in water for making this drink. The active ingredients are then extracted and enjoyed warm or cooled after straining. They include lactones that are mildly psychoactive. There are many strains of kava found in Hawaii that were brought to this region by the Polynesian sailors. The most popular ones are Purple moi, Hiwa, Mahakea, and Nene varieties. this plant is mostly found in shady places in the tropics.

 

Kukui – Aleurites moluccana

The Kukui’s most common use is as a laxative or in high doses, a cathartic or purge.  Any part of the plant can be used for this purpose.  The fresh leaves are used for swelling, deep bruises and other injuries.  The nut is used to cure external ulcers and sores.  Charcoal from the shell is used for a sore throat.

 

Kukui was brought by Polynesian sailors on their canoes when they arrived Hawaiian Islands. Since then, this wonderful herb is used for many medicinal purposes in this region.

 

Today the Kukui nut is most commonly used for its many amazing medicinal properties that benefit the skin. Traditionally, healers picked green nuts, separate the stem from its husk, and gather the sap collected in a small hole resulting from this process. This sap was topically applied on the sores or mixed with water for curing sores inside the mouth as a mouthwash. This attractive plant, also known as the Candlenut tree, is commonly grown in the lower elevation of hillsides in Hawaii. The oil extracted from its white kernels was used by Hawaiians as a fuel for lighting the flames. Hence, it got the name of candlenut tree. The shells were removed and nuts were pierced for making the lights. They were hung from the stem of coconut frond and the top nut was lit to ignite the flame that ran from top to bottom like a candle.

 

`Ohi`a Lehua – Metrosideros polymorpha

The bark of the `Ohi`a lehua was used to feed children who had contracted a contagious illness.  The flowers were used to relieve the severe pain of childbirth.  The young leaf buds or liko were also used as a medicine.

 

Popolo – Solanum americanum

The leaves of the Popolo are chewed or brewed into a tea.  The juice of the chewed leaves can be rubbed on an infants joints to assist in strengthening.  It can also be used on the wolf spot or pike po`o on a newborn baby.

 

Mamaki – Pipturus Albidus

Hawaiians mainly use Mamaki for making a tea. Its leaves are harvested and dried to be brewed. It bears good flavor when mixed with honey and has strong medicinal properties. It can be brewed with lemon grass, honey, or lemon to add some flavor. This herb helps in relieving cough and sore throat when consumed as tea. The ripe fruits of this plant can cure thrush. The traditional practitioners of Hawaiian medicine use different type of leaves for diverse medicinal effects. This is an endemic species also called as Mamake or Waimea. It belongs to the nettle family but the Hawaiian varieties have shed their ability to sting over time. This plant grows as a shrub with a height up to 18 feet. It is native to almost every Hawaiian island except Niihau and Kahoolawe. It is commonly found in wet and seasonally wet forests.

 

Noni – Morinda Citrifolia

The traditional healers soften these leaves and on cooling, apply it to the affected areas of skin. The fruit or Noni berry is legendary and well-renowned for its distinctive cheese-like flavor. When mixed with ginger or orange juice, it can be very effective in curing severe ailments like high blood pressure, heart diseases, and diabetes. Noni has a strong and pungent rotting-like smell. It has been conventionally used as a famine food and a healthy concoction for curing gastrointestinal diseases as well. This canoe plant is also known as Indian Mulberry, Cheese Fruit, or Beach Mulberry. It is a traditional Hawaiian medicinal herb that grows from 10-20 feet. It has shiny dark green leaves that are deeply veined and used for topical treatments in skin infections and tumors.

 

Turmeric – ‘Olena

Also called as Curcuma Longa, this is an amazing herbal medicine known for its strong anti-inflammatory properties. The traditional Hawaiian healers used turmeric topically for skin rashes and sores. When mixed with honey and herbs, it can also help in curing cough and sore throat. It is believed that original Polynesian settlers brought this herb to Hawaii when they arrived here in the sixth century. Since it was carried in their canoes, it is one among the canoe plant. In Hawaiian language, ‘Olena means yellow. It was also traditionally used as a dye for clothes. It is closely related to the ginger family and similarly has a thick rootstock or rhizome that is used for making juice or powdered medicine. Turmeric is effective for inflammation and sinus problems. Some The patients are required to sniff a few droplets of freshly extracted juice into the nasal passages for curing sinus infection.

 

Koki’o ‘Ula

Dye from bark used as invisibility aid, making nets and lines difficult for fishes to see underwater. Juice from leaves and buds acts as gentle laxative.

 

Beach Naupaka, Naupaka Kahakai

Will germinate even after floating in the ocean for several months to a year. Legends say half flower represents lovers that have been torn apart. In one iteration, Princess Naupaka is forbidden to marry her true love. When they separate, she pulls a flower from her lei and tears it in half, symbolizing their parting of ways.

 

Gemstones:

 

Amethyst 

 AKA wine stone. Amethyst is a form of quartz and is used as a charm against drunkenness. Inner peace, meditation, psychic energy, spirituality. Amethyst is a perfect stone to meditate on prior to conducting shamanic journeys. This tone can also be used for digestive disorders, insomnia, headaches, and mental problems along with problems with the skin, teeth, heart, and stomach. Element = spirit, Zodiac sign = Pisces, Virgo, Aquarius, Capricorn.

 

Aquamarine 

AKA stone of courage. Use aquamarine for help with intellectual pursuits, spirituality. Helps alleviate swollen glands along with problems with the eyes, teeth, and bones. Element = water, Zodiac sign = Gemini, Pisces, Aries.

 

Aventurine 

 AKA deity stone. Wire wrap an aventurine crystal onto the end of your handmade wooden wand to help tap into the power of god and goddess energy and enhance your creativity. Helps with disorders of the lungs, heart, and adrenal glands. Available in green (most common) and peach varieties. Element = water, Zodiac sign = Aries.

 

Blue lace agate 

 AKA water stone. Arthritis, broken bones, fingernails, pancreas, brain, eyes, nervous system, digestion. Element = water, Zodiac sign = Pisces.

 

Carnelian 

 physical energy, creativity, compassion, spirituality. Helps to rid one of fear, rage, and envy. Used to alleviate allergies, colds, gall and kidney stones. Element = fire, Zodiac sign = Taurus, Cancer, Leo.

 

Citrine 

 business, wealth, balances yin/yang energy. Also helps with blood and thyroid problems. Element = air, Zodiac sign = Gemini, Aries, Libra, Leo.

 

Diamond 

 You could substitute an economically affordable Herkimer diamond in place of a real diamond. Prosperity, luck, success. Herkimer diamonds are specifically used for attunement, harmony, and clairvoyance. Zodiac sign = Sagittarius.

 

Emerald 

 a powerful stone used for healing. It was also used for a variety of magical purposes. Meditation, memory, intelligence, psychic ability, harmony. Helps heal the spine, lungs, heart, muscles, and eyes. Element = earth, Zodiac sign = Taurus, Gemini, Aries.

 

Fossils 

 AKA ancestor stone. Use fossils as an aid to past life regression. Fossils can be used as a general negativity remover allowing one to continue on a positive path. Element = earth.

 

Jet 

 fossilized wood. Use for protection, calming, grounding. A great healing stone for migraines, epilepsy, lymph nodes, and colds. Element = earth, Zodiac sign = Capricorn.

Labradorite 

 destiny, subconscious mind, moon energy, goddess representation, patience, intuition. Used to alleviate problems with the brain, anxiety, and stress. Element = water, Zodiac sign = Scorpio, Leo, Sagittarius.

 

Lapis lazuli 

 ancient knowledge, sacred texts, celestial magic, psychic attacks, relationships, knowledge, intuition, mysticism, dream work, self-love and acceptance. Helps heal throat problems and alleviate vertigo. Element = water, Zodiac sign = Sagittarius.

 

Malachite 

 transformation, spirituality, insight, balances the mind/body/spirit connection, instinct, intuition, friendship. Asthma, arthritis, swollen joints, tumors. Element = water, Zodiac sign = Capricorn & Scorpio.

 

Moonstone 

AKA wolf’s eye – is used to sharpen your perception of spirits and ghosts. This stone is sometimes referred to as the Earth Mother stone. It is also a good stone to use in love spells and to enhance your psychic ability. Element = water, Zodiac sign = Cancer, Libra, Scorpio.

 

Moss agate 

 AKA weather stone. Wealth, self-esteem, emotional balance, communication with the plant and animal spirits. Colds, flu, eyes, fungal infections. Element = earth, Zodiac sign = Virgo.

 

Pearls 

 faith, charity, innocence, integrity, spirituality. Element = water, Zodiac sign = Cancer & Gemini.

 

Pyrite 

 Use pyrite for protection and to help shield you from physical danger. Used in intellectual pursuits, love magic, and as a friendship enhancer. Pyrite can be used to help heal bones, cells, lungs and fevers. Element = fire, Zodiac sign = Leo.

 

Rhodochrosite 

AKA stone of love. Dreamwork, meditation, spirituality. Use with problems with the ears, sinus, ulcers, digestion, heart, thyroid. Element = water, Zodiac sign = Scorpio & Leo.

 

Rose quartz 

 AKA stone of harmony. This is a calming and cooling stone that helps to promote peace, gentle love, and friendship. It can also be used by artists and musicians, and writers to add extra creativity to their work. Rose quartz balances yin/yang energy and can be used for emotional healing, stress, tension, vertigo along with problems with the kidneys and adrenal glands. Element = water, Zodiac sign = Taurus & Libra.

Ruby

AKA stone of healing. Ruby is a wonderful stone to help curb excessive bleeding. Red is a color that is often associated with healing and can be used as a powerful shaman stone. Psychic attack, stability, dream work, nurturing, spirituality, health, wealth, knowledge, astral travel. Ruby is commonly used as an aid in love and relationship issues. Used to reduce fever and heart problems. Element = fire, Zodiac sign = Leo, Scorpio, Cancer, Sagittarius.

 

Sapphire 

AKA stone of prosperity. Beauty, joy, peace, intuition, and prosperity. Sapphire can be used as a general healing stone and is especially helpful in alleviating problems with the blood and circulation. Element = water, Zodiac sign = Virgo, Libra & Sagittarius.

 

Shells 

 Fossilized shells such as ammonite work well as a tool of transformation as they have turned from a shell to a stone. Use shells to increase your intuition, sensitivity, imagination, adaptability, and insight. Shells can also be used for the healing ability to help with hearing and nervous system problems. Element = water, Zodiac sign = Pisces.

 

Silver 

 AKA stone of the soul. Silver represents the moon’s energies and helps to bring added power to other stones especially when used during new and full moons. Use silver on its own to help eliminate toxins and alleviate vision problems. Also used to bring power to speech, conversation, intuition, and as an aid to astral travel. Element = water, Zodiac sign = Cancer & Aquarius.

 

Sodalite 

 Self-esteem, logic, intellect, fellowship, solidarity, companionship. Used to heal problems with the glands, digestion, insomnia. Element = water, Zodiac sign = Sagittarius.

 

Sunstone 

 AKA stone of the sun. Sunstone represents the healing light of the sun and god energy. Stress reliever, vitality, energy, independence. Used to heal sore throats, ulcers, rheumatism. Element = fire, Zodiac sign = Libra & Leo.

 

Tiger eye 

 helps to bring the energies of the sun and earth into balance with one another and can help to bring harmony to left and right brain activity. This stone also acts as a good grounding stone, used for meditation, to enhance psychic ability, and alleviate depression. Helps heal problems with the eyes, throat, spinal column, and broken bones. Element = earth, Zodiac sign = Capricorn.

 

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