Fenugreek | Hú Lú Bā

$1.53 – $1.62

Categories: Chinese Medicine, Pagan Herbs

a.k.a.: Kasoori Methi

Magickal Properties: Wealth, Protection, Grounding

Warning: Fenugreek can cause a stomach upset, dizziness, headaches, and may also lend a maple-like odor to urine, sweat, or breast milk. Further, it may also be allergen in some cases.

Always consult a physician before using herbal products, especially if you are pregnant, nursing, or on any medication(s). These herbs, resins, roots, flowers, and powders are meant to be used for spell and ritual work.

Fenugreek | Hú Lú Bā

$1.53 – $1.62

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Fenugreek is one of the most popular Ayurvedic herbs you’ll find. You can identify the plant as a small one (2-3 feet tall) with green leaves, white flowers, and a pod containing smallish mustard-yellow seeds. Its plant parts hold an array of benefits to human beings. For instance, alternative Indian and Chinese medicine forms prize this highly in treating various diseases, such as skin conditions. Secondly, it works well as a thickening agent. Hence, you can find this in many soaps and shampoos. Thirdly, it packs in a flavorful punch which makes it a common ingredient in Indian cooking. As a result, you’ll find Fenugreek seeds and powder on the shelves of most Indian kitchens.

Fenugreek is most commonly used magically to attract money. From herbal washes that can be used to attract money to a household, or using adding Fenugreek daily to a jar that should bring prosperity when full. Note that many such workings emphasize the importance of returning the Fenugreek to the ground when the spell is spent.