Mistletoe has two primary uses in magic: it can be combined with jinx-breaking herbs like Rue and Oak Wood and burned to ward off evil, or it can be used in love charms and sachet powders. While it may not be the dominant ingredient in either case, it is a valuable addition to mojo bags for love work. When blended with Verbena and Elecampane, and finely powdered, the mixture is often referred to as "True Love Powder." Its association with love is further highlighted by the tradition of kissing under fresh-cut Mistletoe during the Winter holidays, symbolizing the sealing of love. Mistletoe is a toxic, poisonous plant and should never be ingested.
Discover the Magical Uses of Herbs:
- Burn over charcoal during rituals
- Add to sacred baths
- Sew into charms, spell bags, dream pillows, and sachets
- Offer to deities, spirits, and the Fae
Please note: Metaphysical properties are provided for informational purposes only, and no specific outcome is guaranteed. These herbs are not intended for internal consumption.
