This highly toxic herb has its roots in Medieval Magick
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Birthwort and medieval magick
Magickally, this plant has been used to drive out demons. It seems to have a lot of possibility for ritual work, both in its connection to death and to snakes (Gerard describes it as an antidote to snakebite, perhaps along the lines of fire-fights-fire). It was in the past used against often fatal diseases, such as plague, which reinforces the death connection, but it has also been associated with pregnancy since ancient Thebes (interesting death/life thing going on there). The flowers would make an especially interesting incense for those working with Mother spirits. This magick herb obviously has an affinity for people, as it likes to be close to humans, growing especially in orchards and gardens, so it must have much to teach us, despite its poisonous nature.Read more at www.altmeds.com
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