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PathWalkers.Net Interactive :: Helping you along your path Iron Weed- Carry in purple flannel bag for control over others, controls boss & co-workers Jamaican Ginger- carry for gambling luck, bathe in this before going to Vegas Etc... Jasmine- very good as a love & attraction bath, sewn into lover's pillow so they will only want you Jezebel Root- to cause one harm, put root in jar with Jezebel oil & Destierro powder, bury in their yard Job Tears- Carry 7 for luck and having one wish come true Joe Pie- Carry in blue flannel bag to gain popularity & friendship, anoint with pure Orris oil Juniper Berries- steep in wine for increased vitality Kava Kava Root- carry in red flannel bag for success & job promotions, protects from harm Khus Khus (Vetivert) - to change your luck, bathe in this tea for 9 days King of the Woods-A man carries for this control over his woman Knot weed- Used to get rid of an enemy Ladies Thumb- draws love to you Lucky Hand Root- carried in red flannel bag with good luck charms while gambling for best of luck Life Everlasting- It is believed that this tea will prolong life Lovage Root- bathe in this prior to court for victory Laurel- Give to the bride for a long & happy marriage Lavender- Burn with incense to bring peace, love & money to the home Linseed- Burn to attain divinatory powers Lemon Verbena- Used for a peaceful home, to help a marriage going sour or to break one up Licorice- Sprinkle on the footprints of lovers to keep them faithful Linden- Keeps a lover faithful, dab a small amount on your forehead before retiring Mace-In earlier times this was thought a very powerful love herb. Still used in some reuniting rituals Maiden Hair Fern- Brings beauty & love into your life (represents Venus, the goddess of Love) Mandrake- Carry in a red flannel bag to draw love from the opposite sex. Burn as incense in black magick spells Manzanilla- Used as a hand wash for good luck in bingo & lotto, keep tickets with a packet of the herb Marjoram- Prized as a charm against witchcraft, place in each room of dwelling & renew monthly Magnolia- Sew into a mate's pillow to ensure faithfulness Marigold- Used with love sachets to attract, bathe in tea for 5 days to find 'Mr. Right" http://www.pathwalkers.net/interactive/modules....me=News&file=index&catid=20&topic=&allstories=1 (26 of 143) [12/25/2005 12:09:40 AM]

PathWalkers.Net Interactive :: Helping you along your path Marjoram- for a person, who is sad or grieving, bathe them in this for 7 days Master of the Woods- A man carries this to have control over his woman Mesquite-burn as an incense to cleanse your tools or voodoo room, us in purification baths Mistletoe- Made into a tea & bathed in it for love drawing Motherwort- keep some in a jar by the family pictures to keep them safe Mugwort- Burn as an incense while crystal gazing to increase psychic visions & ability Mullein- Used as incense in black magick to dume (doom) an enemy Mustard Seed (Red) - Sprinkle in & around the home to ward off burglars Mustard Seed (Yellow) - A symbol of faith followed by success, one of the oldest good luck amulets Myrrh- Burn on the altar before performing any ritual, for success, a good incense to clear your home Myrtle- Inhaling the warm vapors of a myrtle infusion is said to clear head pains caused by severe colds, also used as a love herb Nettles- For removing curses & hexes, mix with Jinx removing powder & sprinkle in each room & doorway Nutmeg- Make a hole in the nutmeg, fill with quicksilver, seal hole with wax, carry in red flannel bag for best gambling luck - The most royal of all trees, burn with mistletoe to remove spirits from businesses Orange- Use the leaves or flowers for love rituals, very good to bring on a proposal Oregon Grape Root- Carry in green flannel bag with money drawing powder for money & popularity Oregano-mix with Stay Away powder to repel in-laws, with Law Stay Away to repel law Orris Root- Cast a love spell by dusting it on the clothes of the opposite sex & wear for attraction Palo Azul- Very powerful, make into a tea and use to remove any jinx or hex Palo Santo-Used when you feel you have been cursed Rub this herb on your body then bathe Papaya leaves- mix with Mandrake root and burn or bathe for spell reversal or jinx Parsley- mix with jasmine & carry in your shoe to make you more attractive to opposite sex Passion Flower- Brew into a tea & bathe in for 5 days to attract opposite sex Patchouli- Used in money & love rituals, incites lust, use in any ritual where graveyard dirt is required Peach Tree-mix the leaves with Concentration & Success oil to help pass tests Pennyroyal- Carry while traveling by water & never know the pangs of sea sickness Peony- For protection against any evil or to cure lunacy, and for good luck. Peppercorns Black- Can be used to cast evil to someone or to get rid of evil http://www.pathwalkers.net/interactive/modules....me=News&file=index&catid=20&topic=&allstories=1 (27 of 143) [12/25/2005 12:09:40 AM]

PathWalkers.Net Interactive :: Helping you along your path<br />

Iron Weed- Carry in purple flannel bag for control over others, controls boss & co-workers Jamaican<br />

Ginger- carry for gambling luck, bathe in this before going to Vegas Etc...<br />

Jasmine- very good as a love & attraction bath, sewn into lover's pillow so they will only want you<br />

Jezebel Root- to cause one harm, put root in jar with Jezebel oil & Destierro powder, bury in their yard<br />

Job Tears- Carry 7 for luck and having one wish come true<br />

Joe Pie- Carry in blue flannel bag to gain popularity & friendship, anoint with pure Orris oil<br />

Juniper Berries- steep in wine for increased vitality<br />

Kava Kava Root- carry in red flannel bag for success & job promotions, protects from harm<br />

Khus Khus (Vetivert) - to change your luck, bathe in this tea for 9 days<br />

King of the Woods-A man carries for this control over his woman<br />

Knot weed- Used to get rid of an enemy<br />

Ladies Thumb- draws love to you<br />

Lucky Hand Root- carried in red flannel bag with good luck charms while gambling for best of luck<br />

Life Everlasting- It is believed that this tea will prolong life<br />

Lovage Root- bathe in this prior to court for victory<br />

Laurel- Give to the bride for a long & happy marriage<br />

Lavender- Burn with incense to bring peace, love & money to the home<br />

Linseed- Burn to attain divinatory powers<br />

Lemon Verbena- Used for a peaceful home, to help a marriage going sour or to break one up<br />

Licorice- Sprinkle on the footprints of lovers to keep them faithful<br />

Linden- Keeps a lover faithful, dab a small amount on your forehead before retiring<br />

Mace-In earlier times this was thought a very powerful love <strong>herb</strong>. Still used in some reuniting rituals<br />

Maiden Hair Fern- Brings beauty & love into your life (represents Venus, the goddess of Love)<br />

Mandrake- Carry in a red flannel bag to draw love from the opposite sex. Burn as incense in black<br />

magick spells<br />

Manzanilla- Used as a hand wash for good luck in bingo & lotto, keep tickets with a packet of the <strong>herb</strong><br />

Marjoram- Prized as a charm against witchcraft, place in each room of dwelling & renew monthly<br />

Magnolia- Sew into a mate's pillow to ensure faithfulness<br />

Marigold- Used with love sachets to attract, bathe in tea for 5 days to find 'Mr. Right"<br />

http://www.pathwalkers.net/interactive/modules....me=News&file=index&catid=20&topic=&allstories=1 (26 of 143) [12/25/2005 12:09:40 AM]

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