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The Enigmatic Power of Calamus Root in Hoodoo and Folk Magic
Ever wondered about the mystical power of herbs, specifically the calamus root? www.aromags.co... calamus root, also known as sweet flag. It's a key player in hoodoo practices, renowned for controlling, healing, and amplifying the potency of spells. This root, shrouded in mystery, has an intriguing history that's worth exploring.
This magical root enhances persuasion, healing, strength, and balance, increasing the power of your spells. It works well in a mojo bag blended with High John the Conqueror Root and fed with Crown of Achievement oil. #hoodoo #calamus #folkmagic
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In my culture (Indigenous people of Sabah, Malaysia) KadazanDusun believes that sweet flag root (komburongo in my native language)have magical power to connect us with the spirit world. The bobolian (Shaman) will encounter with the spirit using sweet flag. This plant is not a native plant in my state but it amaze me how my people using this plant and how my ancestor know about this plant.
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@zevan6147
10 ай бұрын
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Not for consumption?? We use this herb often in Chinese medicine!
@shanedavid2142
4 ай бұрын
I’m here cause it’s an Ayurvedic herb to help with autism. I don’t know what they mean not for consumption
@AromaGs
4 ай бұрын
As a business, we are required to repeat warnings put out by the FDA in the United States. You're free to discuss it's benefits but, as a business, we cannot leave room for lawsuits. It's really that simple. In the United States, calamus is banned in food products.