Hibiscus

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Flower of Passion

Associations
Flower of Passion (Hibiscus) is a vibrant bloom celebrated in witchcraft for its associations with love, lust, and spiritual insight. Its rich symbolism spans cultures, embodying beauty, femininity, and emotional depth.

Magickal Uses:

• Love and Lust Spells: Hibiscus is widely used in rituals to attract love and enhance passion. Incorporating its petals into teas, baths, or charm bags is believed to heighten sexual attraction and romantic allure.

• Fertility Rituals: Its lush, fertile energy makes hibiscus a key ingredient in spells aimed at promoting fertility and conception. Consuming hibiscus tea is thought to benefit reproductive health and awaken sensuality.

• Psychic Enhancement: Hibiscus is utilised to elevate psychic awareness and facilitate connections with spiritual realms. Ritual baths with hibiscus-infused water are known to enhance intuitive abilities and induce vivid dreams.

• Protection and Purification: In some traditions, hibiscus is used to ward off negativity and protect the practitioner. Offering hibiscus to deities like Kali is believed to invoke protection and remove obstacles, aiding in personal transformation.

• Divination: Hibiscus is employed in divination practices to gain insights and guidance. Its presence in ritual settings is thought to open channels to spiritual knowledge and enhance clairvoyant abilities.

• Beauty and Glamour Magick: In beauty rituals, hibiscus is used to improve complexion and skin health. Facial steams and masks made from hibiscus are believed to rejuvenate the skin, promoting a youthful glow.

• Harmony and Emotional Balance: Hibiscus is associated with promoting harmony and peace. Its calming properties are utilized in spells and rituals aimed at resolving conflicts and fostering emotional well-being.

• Dream Work: Placing hibiscus under the pillow or drinking hibiscus tea before sleep is a traditional practice to induce prophetic dreams and facilitate astral projection.

• Self-Love and Confidence: Hibiscus is used in self-love rituals to boost confidence and self-esteem. Incorporating hibiscus into personal care routines is believed to enhance one’s aura and attract positive attention.

• Ritual Baths: Adding hibiscus petals to ritual baths is a common practice to cleanse the aura, promote emotional healing, and prepare for spiritual work.

• Ancestral Connections: In certain cultures, hibiscus is used to honore ancestors and connect with familial spirits. Offering hibiscus flowers at ancestral altars is believed to invite blessings and guidance from the past.

• Celebration of Femininity: Hibiscus is associated with feminine energy and is used in rituals celebrating womanhood, menstrual cycles, and the divine feminine.

Element: Water

Planetary Ruler: Venus

Deities: Kali (goddess of destruction and transformation), Aphrodite (goddess of love), Oshun (Yoruba goddess of love and fertility)

Energy: Feminine, receptive, nurturing

Magickal Uses: Love enhancement, lust attraction, fertility, psychic development, protection, purification, divination, beauty rituals, emotional harmony, dream work, self-love, ancestral veneration, celebration of femininity