Associated with protection, victory, money, and male sexuality. It was once used by Catholics, hung in cathedrals and churches to ward off evil. A wonderful herb to incorporate into Beltane celebrations by wearing the leaves, or decorating the sacred space with sprigs of the leaves and flowers, or by adding it to wreaths.
Can be used in rituals that honour Gods associated with the woodland, such as Herne and Cernunnos, and used in spells to stir male sexuality.
Can be used in rituals that honour Gods associated with the woodland, such as Herne and Cernunnos, and used in spells to stir male sexuality.