Hedge Witch: Into the Wilds…
Let me take you on a journey through the wilds of nature and back to the roots and bones of witchcraft, a natural witchcraft that works with the seasons and all the natural items that Mother Nature provides drawing on magical folk lore with a dash of hedge witch and gypsy magic too.
The Hawthorn
Hawthorn
Hawthorn is a hedgerow plant that grows well even in poor soil and high winds. It has white flowers in spring that are followed by dark red berries in the autumn. Watch out for the spiky thorns though.
Associated with easing heart complaints I think it works well in love workings and spells to make the heart sing with happiness (awwwwww).
Hawthorn is a tree of the Fae forming the faery triad with oak and ash, the hawthorn offers a gateway to the world of Faerie.
The white flowers followed by the red berries have long been associated with fertility.
Dry hawthorn berries and thread onto black cotton and hang above your threshold or sprinkle the berries around the boundary to your home for protection.
Add hawthorn berries to your floor wash to purify your house. Hawthorn berries can be sprinkled around your home to protect your marriage or relationship.
Add to workings where you require forgiveness.
Use hawthorn in workings for protection, hope and warding against evil…yes another tree that protects against witches *sigh*, although apparently witches would shape shift into hawthorn trees to rest before flying through the night.
Happy Hawthorn Leaf Tea
Mix equal quantities of your usual black tea and dried hawthorn leaves, add hot water and allow too steep for 3-5 minutes then strain and drink to bring love to your heart and a smile to you face.
Hawthorn Magical Properties:
Happiness, fertility, love, protection, purification, forgiveness, faeries, hope
Ruling planet – Mars, Venus
Sign - Sagittarius
Element – Fire
Gender – Masculine
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Rachel, thank you! Hawthorn is a friend of mine, and she had not told me a few things about herself that she has clearly told you. I am grateful for the additional information, and she is happy I have it too.