Birch Bark | Hua Mu Pi

$4.95 – $19.80

Categories: Chinese Medicine, Pagan Herbs

Magickal Properties: Purification, Protection, Exorcism

Birch essential oil is a possible skin irritant and should be diluted properly. Never consume essential oils internally. Use caution if pregnant or nursing. Birch contains methyl salicylate, the same active ingredient in aspirin. It should not be used with blood-thinning medications, by the elderly, or by people with bleeding disorders.

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.

Birch Bark | Hua Mu Pi

$4.95 – $19.80

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Birch has long been hailed as a protective charm against bad Faeries. In Ireland, a cradle made from Birch was said to protect the sleeping infant from being carried off. Carry a Birch charm in your pocket to ward off hexes and tricks. Write wishes on Birch paper and burn them to make them come true. A broom made from Birch twigs purifies the home or ritual space. Sweep the dust out with Birch at Yuletide, so that blessings can flow in for the new year. Birch rods are used in European folk magick rituals to drive out evil spirits. A Birch tree, bough, or carving near the front door will prevent ill-wishers from entering the home. Burn pieces of Birch bark as a purifying incense. Essential oil and infusions of Birch may be added to cleansing floor washes. A Birch log burned at Yule will bring luck and prosperity for the arrival of Spring. (If that’s not practical, apartment-dwelling Witches, use a white candle wrapped in Birch paper or scented with Birch). A magick wand made from Birch is ideal for protective magick and inspiration. A Birch log burned at Yule will bring luck and prosperity for the arrival of Spring. (If that’s not practical, apartment-dwelling Witches, use a white candle wrapped in Birch paper or scented with Birch). Birch is also significant to the time between Yule and Imbolc during the Wheel of the Year.