Angelica Root (also known as Holy Ghost Root, Archangel Root, and Dong Quai) is widely thought to be a powerful Guardian and Healer and to strengthen Women. We believe that many people use angelica root to Ward off Evil and bring Good Luck in Health and Family Matters.
 
Some folks tell us they place the root in a white flannel bag, anoint it with Blessing Oil and keep it near the Baby for protection. Others use it in a ritual magic spell called the Fiery Wall of Protection. It is also widely claimed that dressing a whole Angelica Root and a pinch of Lavender Flowers with Peaceful Home Oil and carrying them in a blue flannel bag will bring Peace to the Home and Faithfulness to the Marriage.
 
In America, Angelica root is commonly found in African-American mojo bags prepared for protection from evil, uncrossing, and breaking a jinx. In powdered form, it is an ingredient in sachet powders used for healing and blessing. It may also be dusted on magic candles used for protection and prayer in matters of spiritual peace and blessing.
In Mexico, when an adolescent girl has suffered a bout of susto (supernatural fright), she may be given a white flannel bag containing an Angelica Root and a small print of Saint Michael Archangel to carry for protection.
 
In Jewish belief, there are actually seven Archangels, four of whose names are mentioned in scripture. Two of them are symbolically connected to this root. Archangel Michael, the eldest, is used with Angelica Root as a defender of women. Archangel Gabriel, concerned with pregnancy announcements, is allied with this root in its role as an herbal tonic for women's reproductive health.
 
Angelica root, particularly from the Angelica archangelica and Angelica sinensis species, has a long and varied history of use in traditional medicine and folk practices. Here's a summary of its key aspects:
Traditional and Medicinal Uses:
Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM):
Angelica sinensis, also known as "dong quai," is widely used in TCM, especially for women's health. It's often used to:
Regulate menstruation.
Improve blood circulation.
Relieve menstrual cramps.
European Folk Medicine:
Angelica archangelica has been used in European folk medicine for various purposes, including:
Digestive issues.
Respiratory problems.
As a general tonic.
Other Potential Benefits:
Research suggests that Angelica species may have:
Anti-inflammatory properties.
Antimicrobial properties.
Antioxidant properties.
Important Considerations:
Safety:
Angelica can increase sensitivity to sunlight, so it's important to use sun protection when using it.
There are also concerns about its safety during pregnancy.
It is always important to consult with a healthcare professional before using angelica root, especially if you are pregnant, nursing, or taking other medications.
Varied Species:
It's important to note that different species of Angelica have different properties and uses.
Therefore, it is important to be sure of the type of Angelica that you are using.
Key Points:
Angelica root has a rich history of use in traditional medicine.
It's important to be aware of potential safety concerns and to use it responsibly.
Always consult with a healthcare professional before use.
 
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* Important Health Advice Disclaimer: None of the information or products on this site are a substitute for medical advice or treatment. If you are sick, please consult your chosen qualified healthcare practitioner. This site's metaphysical descriptions and properties are compiled from various online and book sources. We invite you to use the stones and these descriptions at your discretion and intuition. We would also like to state here… that your own experiences and those of others are more than likely to vary widely.