ACACIA LEAF  ▲
Symbolizes the afterlife; the leaves are burned on charcoal to develop personal power.

AGRIMONY  ▲
One of the few herbs believed to reverse a jinx, curse, or hex after it has been put on you.

ALFALFA  ▲
Kept in the home to protect against poverty; carried to the bank when you ask for a loan.

ALKANET  ▲
Ends the work of those who try to trouble your money matters or jinx your gambling luck.

ALLSPICE BERRIES  ▲
Much used for prosperity, success, luck, and money gained through business ventures.

ALTHAEA LEAVES  ▲
To attract benevolent spirits to the home, to increase psychic ability, to heal and soothe.

ALTHAEA ROOT  ▲
To attract benevolent spirits to the home, to find treasure through psychic gifts.

ANGELICA (ARCHANGEL, HOLY GHOST)  ▲
Enhances female power and strength, protects children.

ANGELICA (ARCHANGEL, HOLY GHOST)  ▲
Enhances female power and strength, protects children.

ANISE SEED  ▲
Used to ward off the Evil Eye and also to increase personal psychic abilities.

ARROW ROOT  ▲
An old-time hand-dusting powder for gambling luck; combine with lucky Sachet Powders.

ASAFOETIDA  ▲
Said to keep off diseases, evil spells, conjure work, and interfering law officers.

BALM OF GILEAD  ▲
Comforts those who have lost in love, encourages the reconciliation of estranged lovers.

BARBERRY  ▲
Sprinkled in the paths of your enemies to bar their way and stop them following you.

BASIL  ▲
For money and success, a happy family, and a peaceful home; to drive away the Evil Eye.

BAY LEAVES  ▲
For protection and to avoid being jinxed, especially if you are doing a job on someone else.

BAYBERRY ROOT  ▲
Sprinkled on the money in your wallet to attract more money and good fortune to you.

BEARBERRY (KINNIKINNICK) LEAF  ▲
Native American spiritual smoke, used as a psychic and spiritual incense and tea.

BLACKBERRY LEAF  ▲
Used to remove evil spirits from a home and to return evil to a person doing you harm.

BLACK SNAKE ROOT (BLACK COHOSH ROOT)  ▲
Provides protection and strengthens those who are weak, timid, afraid, or shy.

BLESSED THISTLE  ▲
Brewed into tea which is sprinkled around the home for protection from evil.

BLOOD ROOT (RED PUCCOON ROOT)  ▲
Strengthens family relations where "blood" ties bind you but respect is sometimes lacking.

BLUE COHOSH ROOT (PAPOOSE ROOT)  ▲
Used to protect people and places from evil; used by Native Americans to protect children.

BLUE FLAG ROOT (WATER FLAG, SNAKE LILY)  ▲
Used in money-drawing spells, for prosperity, and to bring wealth.

BOLDO LEAF  ▲
Said to repel and keep away evil spirits, bad customers, unruly people, and even diseases.

BONESET (WHITE SNAKE ROOT) LEAVES  ▲
Opposes unnatural illness and snakes.

BORAGE FLOWERS  ▲
For peace in the home, tranquility in the family, and calm in domestic relationships.

BROOM STRAWS  ▲
3" long; to drive away witches and unwanted visitors; for protection from evil.

BUCKEYE NUT  ▲
Said to prevent rheumatism,arthritis, and headache, and to enhance male vigour.

CALAMUS ROOT  ▲
Used by those who wish to control a situation or to dominate a specific person.

CALENDULA flowers  ▲
Strong for winning in court and powerful to induce prophetic lucky number dreams.

CARAWAY seed  ▲
Believed to provide protection and to keep young children safe from illness and harm.

CARDAMOM seed  ▲
Used in spells intended to bring about lust, passion, and love in one not your mate.

CASCARA SAGRADA bark chips  ▲
Said to bring good luck and especially to help you win in court cases.

CATNIP  ▲
Used to captivate your lover with your special ways and to capture his or her heart.

CEDAR WOOD CHIPS  ▲
Draw a two-armed cross on the ground to peacefully cause an unwanted person to move.

CELANDINE  ▲
Said to keep off witches and law officers; helps one win in court by confusing opponents.

CELERY  ▲
Believed by many to enhance latent psychic powers and to bring on prophetic dreams.

CHAMOMILE FLOWERS (MANZANILLA)  ▲
Used in gambling spells and washes, and also for uncrossing.

CHERRY BARK  ▲
Said to be efficacious in matters of love, romance, sexual attraction, and conjugal relations.

CHIA SEED  ▲
To stop gossip and back-biting; may be added to Slippery Elm Bark for this opurpose.

CINNAMON  ▲
Believed to rapidly attract luck, money, and love; also for purification and protection.

CLOVER FLOWERS, RED  ▲
Used for love, for a prosperous marriage,and to insure conjugal felicity.

CLOVER FLOWERS, WHITE  ▲
Used for personal purification and to drive away evil influences.

CLOVES  ▲
Said to attract good luck to your home, to stop gossip, and to help sustain friendships.

COLTSFOOT HERB  ▲
Burned with other herbs to aid psychic visions or to remove sickness and mental problems.

COMFREY LEAF  ▲
Helps you hold onto the money you have or the money that you win while gambling.

COMFREY ROOT  ▲
Carried for safety and good health while travelling or when away from home.

CORIANDER SEEDS  ▲
To draw love to you, to stimulate passion, and to keep your lover faithful to you.

COREOPSIS FLOWERS  ▲
Golden coin-shaped dried flowers are used in gambling and money-luck baths and spells.

COUCH GRASS (WITCH GRASS, DOG GRASS)  ▲
Used in binding spells, both for love and for evil purposes.

CUBEB BERRIES  ▲
Used to control a lover and to increase sexual heat; will also help you meet a new mate.

CUMIN SEEDS  ▲
Believed to keep evil and bad luck away from your home, to keep your lover faithful.

DAMIANA  ▲
Used to draw a new lover, to intensify sexual passion, or to bring back a straying lover.

DANDELION ROOT, whole root  ▲
Drunk as tea or carried in a bag to enhance psychic dreams and second sight.

DEER'S TONGUE  ▲
Used to get someone to love you, to obtain a proposal of marriage, also for court cases.

DEVIL POD (BAT NUT)  ▲
For strong protection from evil; also used as an offering to dark forces.

DEVIL'S SHOE STRINGS  ▲
For protection from crossing and gossip, for gambling luck, for job getting.

DILL LEAF  ▲
For folks crossed or jinxed in love, and for men who have had their nature taken away.

DILL SEED  ▲
To make you irresistible to the one you desire, and also to help you win in court.

DITTANY OF CRETE  ▲
Fed to the one you love to promote desire; burned to bring a vision of your future mate.

DRAGON'S BLOOD CURIO chunks  ▲
Carried for good luck, for making pacts, and to attract riches.

ELECAMPANE  ▲
A famous love herb; one of the three ingredients in Medieval True Love Powder.

EUCALYPTUS  ▲
To drive away pestiferous people and also for personal cleansing after contact with evil.

FENNEL SEEDS  ▲
For protection, to keep the law away, to strengthen a women's courage, to prevent curses.

FENUGREEK SEED  ▲
Carried with your money for prosperity, increase in wages, lucky money-finding, and wealth.

FERN  ▲
Used to prevent jinxes, to remove evil spirits from the home, to help ward off burglars.

FEVERFEW  ▲
Carried by clumsy or accident prone people to protect them from harm.

FIVE FINGER GRASS  ▲
For success in all the things that five fingers can do, to get others to do you favours.

FLAX SEED  ▲
Used to increase psychic abilities and mental powers, and for protection of children.

GARLIC CLOVES (AJO MACHO)  ▲
Protective, powerful, and edible; used in cooking and to repel all manner of evil.

GENTIAN ROOT chips  ▲
A love-drawing herb; carried in a conjure bag with the name of the one you desire.

GINGER ROOT (JAMAIOCA GINGER)  ▲
Fiery protection from evil; also heats up love affairs and sexuality.

GINSENG ROOT (WONDER OF THE WORLD) POWDER  ▲
For male vigour and nature, good luck in gambling, and to control your mate.

GOLDEN SEAL root threads  ▲
Used by those who seek wisdom, strength, and beauty, also better health.

GRAINS OF PARADISE (GUINEA GRAINS)  ▲
For good luck, protection of the house, to get a job, and to make wishes come true.

GRAVEL ROOT chips  ▲
Carried when looking for a new job or when asking your boss for a raise or benefits.

HAWTHORN BERRIES, whole  ▲
Sprinkle around the home to keep another person from trying to become your spouse's lover.

HOLLY LEAVES  ▲
For protection of the home, to invite helpful spirits into the household.

HOPS FLOWERS, whole  ▲
An aid to peaceful sleep when placed in the pillow; ends nightmares, brings beneficial dreams.

HOREHOUND  ▲
Said to keep off wild animals and packs of dogs if sprinkled around the home; used medically against coughs.

HUCKLEBERRY leaves  ▲
Said to make your dreams come true; used by gamblers to produce lucky number dreams.

HYSSOP  ▲
For purification, for home cleansing, to put an end to crossed conditions, to take off a jinx

IRISH MOSS  ▲
To bring continuous good luck and a steady flow of money in business and gambling.

JEZEBEL ROOT, whole ▲
Attracts men with money; also used in the famous curse of Jezebel against enemies.

JOB'S TEARS 7 seeds per packet  ▲
Used in a special seven-day spell to grant an important wish.

JUNIPER BERRIES  ▲
To increase virility in men, enhance sensuality in women, and to attract physical love.

LAVENDER flowers  ▲
To promote passion, romance, harmony, friendship, and cooperation with a lover.

LEMON leaves  ▲
For "cut-and-clear" spells to remove old conditions and open the way to draw a new lover.

LEMON GRASS leaves  ▲
For protection and to increase the power of all amulets; also for a good sexual time.

LEMON MINT (BERGAMOT MINT)  ▲
To break up bad conditions and promote health; to draw a new lover.

LICORICE ROOT chips  ▲
To gain power over others and control them; also to change someone's mind.

LIFE EVERLASTING, Yellow  ▲
Brewed into a tea than is drunk daily for longer life.

LITTLE JOHN TO CHEW, CHEWING JOHN (GALANGAL)  ▲
Chew and spit to win in court.

LOVAGE ROOT (BO' HOG ROOT)  ▲
To attract a lover of the opposite gender for romance and sexual passion.

MAGNOLIA LEAVES  ▲
Placed under the mattress for marital happiness, fidelity, and mutual sexual attraction.

MANDRAKE ROOT  ▲
A famous root used by conjurers to create love-dolls and also for money-drawing magic.

MARJORAM  ▲
To drive off those who would harm your family; to protect home or business from jinxes.

MASTER OF THE WOODS  ▲
For mastery, strength, and control over adversaries, also used to prepare a healing oil.

MASTER ROOT  ▲
A power enhancing herb used for protection, psychism, luck, and to command respect from others.

MINT leaves  ▲
Used to break spells and jinxes and to gain mental strength during times of difficulty.

MISTLETOE  ▲
Sacred herb of the Druids; one of the three ingredients in Medieval True Love Powder.

MOJO BEAN (ST. JOSEPH WISHING BEAN),  ▲
Carried for luck; used in spells to make wishes come true.

MOTHERWORT herb  ▲
For the protection of women and children; to bring peace to the home and family.

MUGWORT (ARTEMISIA) herb  ▲
Burned and inhaled for psychic abilities, made into tea to wash amulets and crystals.

MULLEIN leaves  ▲
Used in "dark arts" spells and conjurations; burned with incense when raising spirits.

MUSTARD SEED, BLACK   ▲
To disrupt the activities of unwanted associates or troublesome, meddling people.

MUSTARD SEED, WHITE  ▲
A symbol of faith, carried for protection and to keep trouble away.

NETTLE  ▲
A strong jinx-breaker when used as a sprinkle or brewed and drunk as a tea.

NUTMEG whole ▲
A most powerful lucky charm is made from it by gamblers to bring in the winnings.

OREGANO  ▲
To keep the law away; also used to keep troublesome in-laws away.

PASSION FLOWER HERB  ▲
Symbolic of clinging love and of the crucifixion; brings peace and blessings to the home.

PATCHOULI LEAVES  ▲
Used in both love-drawing and mone-drawing rites, and to break jinxes.

PATCHOULI ROOTS   ▲
A bundle of these kept under the bed is said to enhance marital satisfaction.

PEACH TREE LEAVES  ▲
Used to help students pass tests and to increase studious concentration.

PENNYROYAL leaves ▲
To keep peace in the home, end family troubles, and help solve marital problems.

PEONY ROOT slices  ▲
To protect against misfortune, bolster health, break jinxes, and draw good fortune.

PEPPER, BLACK  ▲
To get rid of evil or to cast evil onto someone; to make someone move out of your way.

PEPPER, RED  ▲
To make problems for someone, cause a break-up, make them move out; also for cleansing.

PERIWINKLE  ▲
Placed under the mattress for love; carried to attract money and to dispel the Evil Eye.

PLANTAIN LEAVES  ▲
Said to protect one against snakes and also against thieves.

POPPY FLOWERS  ▲
To induce psychic dreams and visions while you sleep; to confuse someone for love.

POPPY SEEDS  ▲
Used in spells to confuse someone; also used to dominate and morally weaken enemies.

QUASSIA (BITTER ROOT) chips  ▲
Used in controlling and domination spells to replace or augment the hair of the target.

QUEEN ELIZABETH ROOT (ORRIS ROOT) whole root  ▲
To attract men and to cause them to love you.

QUEEN ELIZABETH ROOT (ORRIS ROOT)  ▲
To attract men and to cause them to love you.

RASPBERRY LEAVES  ▲
Used in a bath by women so that their men will not want to wander.

ROSE BUDS  ▲
For conjugal love; combined with lavender and red clover tops in love-drawing spells.

ROSE PETALS  ▲
For good luck in love; also to remove any kind of love-jinxing someone has done to you.

ROSEMARY  ▲
Protects against evil, cleanses, ensures fidelity; gives a woman domination in the home.

RUE (RUTA, RUDA)  ▲
To break hexes or jinxes that have been cast upon you; to ward off the Evil Eye.

SAFFLOWER  ▲
Burned as a love-drawing incense by gay men; mixed with Sampson Snake Root by gay men to draw a dominant lover.

SAGE  ▲
For wisdom, discernment, and decision-making; keeps off the Evil Eye; reverses spells.

SAMPSON SNAKE ROOT chips  ▲
A root of power and strength, especially for men; used in making Jack-balls and mojos.

SARSAPARILLA ROOT chips  ▲
For health, to draw money, to bless a house, and to arouse sexual passion.

SASSAFRAS  ▲
Carried in wallet near money, helps you control and make your money go further.

SENNA leaves  ▲
Used to draw love from someone unaware of your interest, also for faithful love,

SKULLCAP herb ▲
To encourage fidelity; also used to attract gifts of money.

SLIPPERY ELM  ▲
To stop all types of slander, gossip, and back-biting by strangers, neighbors, and family.

SNAKE WEED (BISTORT) ROOT,  ▲
For luck and money; to protect against snakes and false friends.

SOLOMON'S SEAL ROOT  ▲
To increase wisdom and make wise decisions; for success; for protection.

SOUTHERN JOHN (DIXIE JOHN, LOW JOHN) ROOT  ▲
Whole root, carried in a bag or brewed into tea for luck in love, sex, and family matters.

SPANISH MOSS  ▲
Strange, grey plant used to stuff doll-babies ("voodoo dolls") and for enemy-work.

SPIKENARD  ▲
A noted love-herb, mentioned in the Bible and often used love spells, oils, and incenses.

SQUAW VINE (PARTRIDGE BERRY) HERB  ▲
Used by pregnant women to protect an unborn baby from being "marked" by jaelous eyes.

STAR ANISE  ▲
Stops misfortunes, increases psychic power, brings back a lost love, increases good luck.

SUMAC BERRIES  ▲
To be given a reduced sentence or fine in court cases; for making triple-strength Peace Water.

TANSY  ▲
Said to protect against the police, DEA, or INS looking into one'd affairs.

TEN BARK (CINCHONA) bark chips  ▲
To ward off or reduce the effects of unnatural illnesses caused by tricking or hexing.

THYME  ▲
To make money grow and stay with you; to promote good health; to stop nightmares.

TOBACCO (Black Candle Tobacco)  ▲
To win in court; to reach folks when you don't know where they are.

TONKA BEAN (LOVE-WISHING BEAN)  ▲
Whole beans in pod; used in spells to make love-wishes come true.

VANDAL ROOT (VALERIAN ROOT)  ▲
Used in raising demonic spirits, making pacts, and casting evil spells.

VERBENA  ▲
One of the three ingredients in Medieval True Love Powder.

VIOLET LEAF,  ▲
Used in spells to heal a broken heart and to attract a new love to you.

VIOLET LEAF, whole  ▲
Worn in the shoe to attract a new lover, bring back a lost love, or heal a broken heart.

WAHOO ROOT BARK  ▲
Used in a special rite of uncrossing, to take off jinxes and tricks.

WALNUT LEAVES  ▲
Used in hexing, jinxing, crossing, and break-up spells.

WHITE OAK BARK, pieces  ▲
Brewed into a tea in which one is bathed for purification, jinx-removal, and cleansing.

WINTERGREEN  ▲
Draws money and good luck; aids in sexual matters; used to smoke gambling halls.

WOOD BETONY  ▲
Protective against evil spirits and disease; burned with Agrimony to reverse jinxes.

WORMWOOD HERB  ▲
Proective, prevents accidents; stimulates psychic visions and contact with spirits.

YARROW  ▲
Breaks curses, increases psychic power, and stimulates courage in dangerous situations.

YELLOW DOCK ROOT ▲
Native Americans have preferred this root for the creation of effigy dolls for love.

YERBA SANTA  ▲
The name means Holy herb; it is kept on altars as an offering, and brewed into a cleansing tea.

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