Kitchen Witchery
A natural sedative, it can also be drunk as a tea to calm the digestive system. We use chamomile to treat irritation from chest colds, slow-healing wounds, abscesses, gum inflammation, and skin conditions such as psoriasis, eczema, chickenpox, and diaper rash. For these conditions, you use chamomile in an infusion or bath, or as a tincture, which is a concentrated extract mixed with alcohol. We also use chamomile as a tea to treat an upset stomach, sleeping problems, or menstrual pain.
Chamomile in Magick
This masculine herbs with lots of medicinal uses is a great addition to any witch's herbs garden. In magical terms, it's good for cleansing a sacred space, promoting love and beauty, and ensuring success. It's thought that if you plant chamomile in your garden, you'll attract good fortune.
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Learning about herbs is beneficial for both cooking and medicine making. Those who are naturally drawn to herbal magic have an affinity with Nature. They innerstand the power of plants, herbs, and flowers, and their place in the world. You do not control nature; you learn to work with it. The power to take control of your health is available to you. You got this. ||| Aile Reve | Herbs Moon Celebration
Sources:
Le Grimoire des Herbes Magiques
The Beginner's Guide to Wicca by Kisten Riddle
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