Wormwood (Artemisia absinthium) is an old boundary-and-vision herb with a long record across European folk practice, classical herbalism, and later ceremonial magic. It was used to mark thresholds, repel harmful influence, and sharpen perception, especially in rites involving divination, spirit contact, and protection during liminal work.

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Hawthorn is a thorned hedgerow plant used historically for protection, boundary-setting, and heart work. In European folk practice, it was planted in hedges and at property edges to mark borders and discourage unwanted influence.

In magic, hawthorn is a threshold plant linked to liminal spaces and spirit activity, with strong associations to…[Read more]

Most people today do not know how to care for themselves without a doctor and a pharmacy. For most of human history the first and often only medicine chest was the garden. Medieval towns kept dedicated gardens with attendants who tended and harvested plants for remedies; monasteries kept similar plots and passed down working knowledge through…[Read more]

The Mental Center, governed by Saturn in the Netist system, supports discernment, higher memory, and intuitive guidance drawn from our ancestral threads and subtle field awareness. Herbs aligned with this center help stabilize the mind, open portals of deeper knowing, and protect the inner sanctum of thought and insight.

Yew
A sacred tree of both…[Read more]