These things often come through dreams, inspirations, or visions. Over time, working with these spirits on various projects will deepen the relationship and the witch will gain information on magical associations, properties, and lore. There is a special partnership and alliance between the witch and spirit, manifesting in forms of animals (familiars) or in the form of other plants, crystals, and locations. When working with a plant or crystal, or performing a spell or ritual at a specific place, witches work with the spirits behind those plants or crystals, and call upon the spirit of that location to help them in their work. It is believed that many spiritual forces animate the world called animism. If you work with the herbs you have at home already on hand, you will be able to create your own remedy with a distinct local flavor. Also, syrups, tonics, waters, and vinegars. Many of what you already have you can use to make tinctures, teas, and decoctions. What you use does not have to be expensive, it can come from your back yard or your home. Using these things today is still very popular and a holistic approach to health that treats the mind, body, and soul together. Kitchen Herbs and Common plants for Brewsīack in the day, homemade teas and salves were the only medicine available.
Some are used for healing, others are used in ritual or magickal work. Teas, enchanted perfumes, tinctures, and washes are the many forms these spells can come in. Potions are simply liquid spells that can be taken internally or applied externally to the body. Potions are a widely regarded instrument for witches. Today, witches brew many things for love, luck, health, wealth, and etc. Witches standing over an open fire while stirring up potions in a cauldron is one of the many romanticized views of witchcraft. This herb is used for many ailments including colds, constipation, cough, cystitis, dyspepsia, nighttime urination, peripheral blood circulation, sore throat, stuffy nose, urinary stones. It is also a pivotal ingrediant in most Road Opening oils. 🌟It is a bitter herb so keep that in mind.🌟 🌿It can be used in ritual baths, mojo bags or resguardos, candle work, etc.
It is used in traditions like Espiritismo, Santería, Palo Mayombe, etc.
It is a shrubby bush found in the tropics like the Caribbean and near tropic climates like lower Florida called Eupatorium villosum or Koanophyllon villosum. While “Road Opener” describes the blend used in spells for this use in traditions like rootwork, “Road Opener”/Abre Camino is also the folk name of an herb used in Afro-Caribbean traditional religions and magical systems. It removes things that prevent you from achieving love, success, health, happiness, etc. It helps open the doors of luck and prosperity to you. It clears obstacles and allows you to have open roads to success and acheive your goals!! It keeps the roads clear so you can continue on your path to greatness. Witch-vomit: 🌿🌟🌼Abre Camino: the Road Opening herb 🌼🌟🌿 Abre Camino literally translates into “Road Opener”
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