Chamomile Buds Matricaria Chamomilla 0.2 oz Ritual Spiritual Herbs Travel Size

Description

Ritual Element Jar
Includes 1 jar of Chamomile Buds
0.2 oz (6g)
Scientific Classification:
Matricaria Chamomilla
Folklore:
Chamaimelon as it is called in folk legend brings with it a bright and brave nature. This has been used throughout the ages to combat a number of negative things.
Slovakian folk-lore says you should always bow when facing a chamomile plant out of respect of its curing power. Ancient Egyptians
considered
the plant
to be a sacred gift from the Sun God Ra.
Magical Correspondences - Health, Money, Purification, Protection, Peace, Ancestors and New Beginnings
According to flower folklore, chamomile has power for strength in difficult situations. It has been placed in many charm bags and dream pillows. In the language of flowers, when you give someone chamomile flowers, it means “I admire your courage” or “may all your wishes come true”. Burn chamomile incense to attract love or for rest. Burning chamomile daily is believed to bring wealth from your work. Drinking chamomile tea is thought to instill positive energy and bring prophetic dreams. Growing chamomile in your garden thought to attract money.
In Victorian Floral Vocabulary (1845) it represented energy in adversity.
The Sun is the planetary correspondence of chamomile according to the magic community.
Medical Benefits:
Chamomile is a well-known medicinal plant species from the Asteraceae family often referred to as the “star among medicinal species.” Nowadays it is a highly favored and much used medicinal plant in folk and traditional medicine.
As a traditional medicine, it is used to treat wounds, ulcers, eczema, gout, skin irritations, bruises, burns, canker sores, neuralgia, sciatica, rheumatic pain, hemorrhoids, mastitis and other ailments.
Promotes Sleep and Treats Insomnia, Boosts Immunity, Treats Cold, Reduces Muscle Spasms and Menstrual Pain, Soothes Stomach Ache, Treats Cuts, Wound and Skin Conditions and Reduces Stress.
Chamomile is an anodyne, anti-inflammatory, antispasmodic, used for the nervous system and digestion aid.
Chamomile is a gentle medicine, so it is perfect for kids. Parents have given their children chamomile before long car rides to keep them calm; and to help prevent car-sickness.
It is also useful in soothing headaches.
Origin and History:
Chamomile’s Spanish name is manzanilla (meaning little apple) referring to the apple-like scent of the flower.
Chamomile originated in Europe and West Asia and since ancient times, it has been highly valued by the Egyptians, Romans, and Greeks for its medicinal properties.
Several cultures have a ritual of bathing newborn babies for the first time in chamomile water (a dilute tea form of the herb). This tradition is a therapeutic medicinal practice. Many old world religions performed blessings in flower water. In medieval times, chamomile was scattered across the floors to revitalize the air indoors. It was an essential plant in monastery gardens; planted for pleasure and medicinal uses.
Egyptians used the herb for fevers, heat strokes, and to “cure” malaria. Chamomile was also utilized during the mummifying process of the dead. Hippocrates, Pliny, Dioscorides, and Galen wrote of the many uses of this herb hundreds of years ago. The German name for Chamomile is alles zutraut (capable of anything). Chamomile has received the nickname the “plant’s physician” because of its ability to have positive effects on surrounding plants that are growing nearby. It is also a magnet for bees, butterflies, and other beneficial insects.
In the “The Tale of Peter Rabbit”, Peter’s mom gives him chamomile tea after he finally gets back home (obviously stressed and exhausted) from barely escaping McGregor’s garden alive with a very over-stuffed, upset tummy.
Chamomile flowers can be interchanged with mimosa blossoms in herbal recipes. The chamomile plant is a nutrient accumulator; it draws specific nutrients (such as potassium, calcium, and phosphorus) from the soil and concentrates them in the plant its self. During the Civil War, chamomile was a medicinal herb used for treating soldiers for upset stomachs, diarrhea, gout, fevers, and flu symptoms. On the Santa Fe Trail (1821-1880), chamomile was used as a carminative in flatulent colic, to treat headaches, and to treat mild fevers.
How to Use:
Make Chamomile Tea - Steep for 10 minutes or more and this tea will change your bedtime ritual for life.
Commonly used in beauty products this flower offers versatility because of it's positive effects both inside and
out.
Chamomile has been used as a natural hair lightener. It is said to have a more gradual effect than lemon juice, and therefore better for brunettes.
For a healing “amulet” –add chamomile, a peeled garlic clove, eucalyptus, cinnamon, sage, and a pinch of saffron together; then place the herbs in a blue cloth or bag and sprinkle with sandalwood oil. The pleasant aromas will lift your breathing and your thoughts.
All Sales Final. Herbs & information provided is not meant to treat or diagnose any disease or ailment. Please seek medical attention if needed and always do research before consuming herbs. Many contain natural high medicinal properties, which may be toxic to pets, small children & Women who are nursing or pregnant.
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