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Yarrow has long been associated with the occult. Medicine women & witches used this herb for incantations and to ward off the enchantments of elves. This is where some of the folk names come from, devils nettle & devils plaything, due to the stigma associated with witches.

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Hawthorn is a sacred tree of wisdom, a nurturing spirit, & messenger of the Otherworld. This guardian tree has been worshiped, worked with, adored, & even feared across the centuries. Enjoy a summary of uses, folklore, & occult associations.

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In Ireland, the sacred Elder tree was said to provide wood for wands & pipes that played to call spirits. Some people wore elder flowers at Bealtaine to symbolise their knowledge of the Craft. The edible berries this tree bears indicates Elders Venus ruler: Venus as the Crone
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Heart Health:

Hawthorn is renowned for its cardiovascular benefits. It improves blood circulation, strengthens the heart muscles, and regulates blood pressure. It can also help alleviate symptoms of angina and reduce the risk of heart disease.

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Hawthorn Berry • Hedgerow Medicine

“Hawthorn berries, leaves & flowers were thought in ancient traditions to strengthen the heart & circulation, & to balance blood pressure — as well as be a spiritual aid. Hawthorn is high in vitamins & nutrients & has been used for centuries.”

“Bíaidh doberad ar ndee ocus ar dtoicthe dúinn"
- Fragmentary Annals

We will have whatever our gods and our fate bring us.