Ginger Root

The root of Ginger has been used for its health and magickal benefits since the times of Ancient China, where word of its benefit spread across Asia, reaching Europe in the first century.

As both a medicine and magickal tool, Ginger root holds a fiery energy that strives to move things along; be it magickal works or a physical healing process. Belonging to the same plant family as cardamom and turmeric, Ginger root is commonly used as a staple spice in any cupboard to help lower cholesterol, boost blood flow, or subside overwhelming nausea. Its main ingredient, gingerol, contains many antioxidants, which combat free radicals and oxidation in the body (though both are necessary when balanced within the body). Eating ginger before magickal practice invites the successful outcome of your highest intention. Its confidence and assertiveness are qualities alluding to its masculine energy.

Ginger root’s aroma can be very grounding for the body and stimulating for the mind. It can be burned to cleanse your space of negative or stagnant energies that may be depleting yours and ward off a space so they may not return. Ginger root craves to pull you out of yours. It encourages you by igniting the spark within, embodying the energies of passion, drive, abundance and love.

Keep a bit of ginger root in a velvet bag, alongside other items of luck and strength, or items of protection, to keep on your person. Place the bag underneath your pillow for increased protection while dreaming or projecting to ward off malevolent energies.

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It is recommended that you consult with a qualified healthcare practitioner before using herbal products, particularly if you are pregnant, nursing, or on any medications.

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