St. John's wort how to use against damage. The magical properties of St. John's wort

St. John's wort - widespread perennial. The homeland of St. John's wort is considered to be the temperate zone of the Mediterranean. Appearance St. John's wort depends on geographical location its growth: in subtropical climates it is a shrub that grows up to one meter in length. IN temperate zone it is a branched herbaceous plant.

St. John's wort has other names: St. John's wort, Healthy Grass, Bloodworm, Red Grass, Youth Blood, etc.

The plant has a tetrahedral stem with entire leaves. The flowers are single but numerous inflorescences of a golden or yellow hue. The fruit is a leathery, fleshy capsule with seeds.

St. John's wort reproduces only by seeds. Seeds are planted directly in open ground. The plant lives for about seven years, but only the first five years have healing properties.

St. John's wort blooms in June - August. During this period, before the fruits ripen, St. John's wort is mowed and prepared for drying. The plant is thoroughly rinsed from dust and dirt. And they are hung with the peduncles down. St. John's wort is dried in the open air, but in the shade. Dried St. John's wort can be used for three years. It has regenerating properties - after cutting, the plant produces new shoots within one month.

The plant is planted before winter, that is, in late autumn. The distance between plants should not exceed 40 cm. Otherwise, St. John's wort will grow small - it needs space. St. John's wort begins to germinate at a temperature of +5°C.

The magical properties of St. John's wort

There is a legend that St. John's wort came from the blood of a bird of the sky that was wounded mythical creature. This plant has the property of repelling evil spirits. St. John's wort protects against sorcerers, witches, and ghouls.

St. John's wort has the ability to heal and restore the meaning of life. Gives lovers a long life happy life, and reconciles those at war. If you pour dry St. John's wort powder into your shoes, then a person will never get lost, no one will stop him on the way, and obstacles will bypass him.

St. John's wort has healing properties. This plant is believed to cope with 99 diseases. Among healing properties, we can highlight:

Hemostatic;
. wound healing;
. antispasmodic;
. antiseptic;
. anti-inflammatory;
. painkiller;
. diuretic;
. choleretic;
. improves appetite.

St. John's wort is most often used in the treatment of cystitis, hemorrhoids, rheumatism, gastrointestinal diseases, pyelonephritis, in the treatment of ulcers, headaches and toothaches, pulmonary tuberculosis, pneumonia, and liver cancer. St. John's wort calms the central nervous system. Many pediatricians advise hyperactive children to use St. John's wort teas before bedtime, as well as St. John's wort baths.

St. John's wort extract is used in the preparation of many types of antidepressants. Therefore, it can be used to improve mood, in case of loss of strength and depression.

You should know that, like any other remedy, St. John's wort has contraindications. It is strictly prohibited to be used by people suffering from asthma, migraines, and allergic reactions.

Despite the fact that St. John's wort has a slightly astringent, bitter taste, it is widely used in cooking. Most often it is used in dry form (powder). St. John's wort goes well with fish dishes - fish soup, jelly, baked fish, boiled fish. St. John's wort leaves and flowers are also used, adding them to vegetable salads and meat dishes - barbecue, chops, lula kebab, minced meat, etc.

St. John's wort is used to prepare bitters. Its taste goes well with alcohol. St. John's wort is added to tea. It can also be used separately in the form of loose leaf tea, along with rosehip, raspberry, blackberry, and currant leaves.

You should know that dried St. John's wort should be stored in transparent glass containers in a cool and dark place.

The connection between St. John's wort and astrological signs of the zodiac

St. John's wort is one of the few herbs that suits absolutely any zodiac sign. This plant will give each representative of the signs of the zodiac circle what a person needs: success, love, health, luck, prosperity, harmony.

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St. John's wort is one of the most significant representatives of the anti-demonic plant world, growing in many regions of Russia. The herb St. John's wort, absorbing all the solar energy, has a beneficial effect on human body generally.

St. John's wort: application

Most herbs have different medicinal properties. St. John's wort herb is no exception to this rule. However, areas of application various herbs differ significantly from each other. ;

St. John's wort itself has found its application in folk medicine as an effective disinfectant antimicrobial agent for treating wounds and cuts, and also as a natural herbal antidepressant, which allows you to nourish the body with solar energy, get rid of negative mood and depression, cope with fatigue and the first signs of a cold.

St. John's wort is also used as a tonic, but its long-term use is undesirable: St. John's wort suppresses potency and contributes to the development of impotence.

Proper collection of St. John's wort

St. John's wort beneficial features is able to manifest itself only if it is properly collected and stored under proper conditions. Healers and traditional healers They claim that St. John's wort reaches its maximum strength in the middle of the hottest month of summer. It has long been customary to collect St. John's wort on the night of Midsummer (or Midsummer's Day).

St. John's wort is one of the 12 sacred herbs Rosicrucians, who considered it necessary to collect this herb exclusively on the fifth day of the week before sunrise.

It should be noted that not only proper harvesting affects the strength of the plant, but also its proper storage, and this is a whole science. Since St. John's wort should be collected at the moment when the plant reaches the peak of its development, i.e. during flowering, then cutting the grass at midday, healers and shamans advised bringing it into the house, lowering the inflorescences down. In this case, the bunch should consist of 20–25 plants. St. John's wort roots should not be collected at this time: it is better to simply cut off the above-ground part of the plant. Preferred places for collecting St. John's wort are forest edges and meadows.

Drying of St. John's wort is carried out in attics, while the plant is suspended with the inflorescences down. Preserving the medicinal and magical properties of St. John's wort is quite difficult, so it is necessary to adhere to strict measures for drying and storing it. It must be remembered that the solar energy that the grass absorbed during growth and flowering can have a detrimental effect on it during drying. Therefore, dry St. John's wort in the open sun rays space or near fire or other heat sources is strictly prohibited. This is due to the fact that as a result of exposure to a heat source, a change occurs chemical composition useful substances, for which St. John's wort is famous. Accordingly, these changes will lead to the fact that therapeutic effect St. John's wort will be reduced to zero.

St. John's wort: how to identify and find?

St. John's wort is a beautiful perennial plant reaching a height of 40 cm, top part which consists of large clusters of inflorescences. St. John's wort can be distinguished from other herbs by certain characteristics. Firstly, this plant has a rare type of dihedral stem. Second hallmark is the “perforation” of young leaves, on which you can see small light-colored dots that create the effect of a “holey leaf.” For this, St. John's wort received its specific name - St. John's wort. Third distinctive feature of this plant are unusual inflorescences: bright yellow flowers, when crushed, turn into blood red.

St. John's wort grows in meadows, clearings, along roadsides, among dense thickets of bushes, etc. Since ancient times, shamans said: “Where St. John’s wort grows, there is a good place.” That is why many ancient temples and pagan sanctuaries were built in places where St. John's wort grew.

St. John's wort in folk medicine

Since ancient times, St. John's wort has been used as a disinfectant for cuts and wounds. It is also used to pacify pain of various natures. It is also quite effective in curing some diseases of the lungs and gallbladder, as well as gastrointestinal tract generally. For diarrhea, you should take a tincture or decoction of St. John's wort orally. This herb also has positive influence on the nervous system, having a calming effect on it.

St. John's wort in magic

St. John's wort, according to ancient legend, has the ability to open a person's heart, connecting soul, mind and body together. This magical herb is the strongest amulet against any evil spirits due to its emitted sunlight energy with which St. John's wort is imbued. St. John's wort herb can make a person happy, giving him courage and protection, opening his heart to love.

St. John's wort was used in magic by the ancient oracles, who magical plant granted the ability to clairvoyance and divination.

St. John's wort was also used as a talisman against evil spirits and any evil spirits and sorcerers. According to legend, St. John's wort collected on the night of Midsummer will have super-strong magical properties if in the morning you weave a wreath from its stems and, putting it on your head, jump over a high fire. Such a wreath can save its owner from damage and the evil eye.

St. John's wort - truly unique plant: it is not only the most important of all known to medicine to date medicinal plants, but also has the strongest magical properties. It is not for nothing that St. John’s wort is popularly called “the herb for 99 diseases.”

How to make reliable protection against witchcraft, conspiracies and damage?

There are special herbs that have magical properties. They are used by knowledgeable people both to bewitch the victim and to protect them from witchcraft and evil slander.

One such herb is St. John's wort. With its help you can provide protection against severe damage on one's own. St. John's wort should be collected on a certain day of the year - on the eve of Ivan Kupala (time summer solstice June 21 - 24) or on the day of Perun (August 2), then it is considered miraculous.

A branch of St. John's wort is hung above the entrance to the house or crosswise on the windows, placed under the threshold, stuck into the cracks of the house - this strong protection from witchcraft and damage.

In addition, this witchcraft grass is carried with oneself as a talisman against the evil eye, induced damage and other evil spells.

Our ancestors said that St. John's wort has its own strength against any enemy force. St. John's wort smoke with special spells is used to fumigate a house to expel evil spirits and neutralize negative energy.
St. John's wort will help you independently install protection against damage and witchcraft.

In the Middle Ages, this plant was considered an assistant to warlocks. According to knowledgeable people, this herb has the ability to ward off thunderstorms, protect a person from evil witchcraft and protect from devilish temptation. St. John's wort is also avoided by demons.
Using St. John's wort you can protect against witchcraft damage for livestock

If you stick dry branches of St. John's wort into the cracks of a stable, the witch will bypass it. Also for this reason, in the old days, on St. George’s Day, during the first spring pasture, cattle were fumigated with the smoke of dry St. John’s wort. And to enhance the fertility of livestock, St. John's wort was added to the feed.
How else can you independently protect yourself from severe damage to a person with the help of St. John's wort?

Common name: goat weed, amber
Aura: warm
Planet: Sun
Element: fire
Plant parts used: upper, above-ground part of the plant
Magic properties: protection from evil forces, exorcism, bestows happiness, courage, love, protection, divination.
Magical uses: hang it around your neck to prevent heat.
Burn to banish evil spirits. Hold the plant over the fire on Midsummer and then hang it in your home to protect against evil forces. In the old days, St. John's wort was held to the mouth of an accused witch to make her confess.

Carry the plant with you to be invulnerable in war or in any battles of various kinds.

Carry it with you to strengthen your will.

One of the most powerful anti-demonic herbs in central Russia. This is a herb that absorbs sunlight and immediately affects the entire human body, cleansing it. St. John's wort helps well with depression, fatigue, the first signs colds. It opens a person’s heart, allowing his soul, mind and body to unite into a single whole. All evil spirits are afraid of him, just as they are afraid of sunlight.

Heals, gives happiness, courage, love, protection. Promotes divination.

St. John's wort gains its greatest strength by mid-July. Before him (like everyone else) magic herbs) were collected on Ivan Kupala (July 7, new style).

St. John's wort is a very proud and whimsical plant that remembers the pain caused to it, so if you cut off the strongest shoots that catch your eye, then next year you risk not finding it at all in this place.

St. John's wort is not used in smoking, as it does not have the power to drive evil spirits out of the room. It simply very powerfully fills the body with the solar energy contained within it. Therefore, St. John's wort is used in infusions or in aromatic oils, that is, for direct effects on the body. Previously, in Rus', St. John's wort often replaced tea, which was very good, since in our climate there is a noticeable lack of solar energy, which the body has to extract from other sources.

One of the 12 Rosicrucian plants. According to their rules, St. John's wort can be collected on Fridays before sunrise.

This plant is considered hostile to sorcerers. If you collect it on the night of Ivan Kupala, and the next morning weave a wreath from it and jump over the fire in it, then this wreath will acquire magical powers. It must be protected as a means of protection from damage and the evil eye.

A branch of St. John's wort hung in the door or hidden under the threshold will prevent a person with bad intentions from entering the door.

To this day, in Europe, a sign has been preserved - for good luck, put a St. John's wort flower in your shoes.

In Rus', St. John's wort was also held in high esteem; it was also called “healthy grass”, “Ivanovo grass”, because it begins to bloom on the day of Ivan Kupala.

St. John's wort drives away harmful forces, fever, and protects people from attacks by wild animals.

It was believed that the smell of St. John's wort protected the child during sleep, so the herb was added to mattresses.

Young people used St. John's wort to tell fortunes. Twisting it, they looked at what kind of juice appeared: if it’s red, it loves it, if it’s colorless, it doesn’t love it.

St. John's wort (hyperwort) - strong remedy against any magic. St. John's wort makes strong love potions.

St. John's wort is the most important thing medicinal plant of all known. Both fresh and dried it is always effective. It’s not for nothing that it’s called “the herb for 99 diseases.”

Hyssop (blue St. John's wort) acts immediately on the subtle energy planes of our body. It is used in incense, incense, and infusions, but it gives the greatest strength to our body when it comes into contact with the skin. This allows you to quickly cleanse a person’s energy of accumulated dirt. Otherwise, the nature of its action is similar to that of ordinary St. John's wort.