ORGANIC Dried Hyssop by weight
Scientific name: Hyssopus officinalis
 
Intentional Uses
Spiritual Cleansing: Hyssop has been used in spiritual practices and rituals for purification and cleansing. You can burn hyssop as incense or add it to a ritual bath to clear negative energy.
Protection: In some traditions, hyssop is used to protect against negative influences. Placing dried hyssop in sachets or hanging it in your home is thought to offer protective benefits.
Magical Uses
Candle Magic: Use hyssop in candle magic for purification and protection spells. Sprinkle dried hyssop around the candle or mix it with the candle wax.
Charm Bags: Add hyssop to charm bags or mojo bags to enhance their power, especially for protection and purification purposes.
Medicinal Uses
Tea: Hyssop tea can be used to aid digestion, relieve coughs, and ease respiratory issues. It's known for its antimicrobial and anti-inflammatory properties.
Tincture: Hyssop tinctures are used for respiratory health, as they may help with bronchitis, asthma, and colds.
Infusion: A hyssop infusion can be used as a mild diuretic and to help with digestive discomfort.
Food-Related Uses
Flavoring: Fresh or dried hyssop leaves can be used to flavor soups, stews, and sauces. It has a slightly minty, thyme-like flavor that pairs well with lamb, poultry, and vegetables.
Herb Blend: Incorporate hyssop into herb blends for seasoning meats or vegetables. It can add a unique flavor to herbal mixes used in cooking.
Salad: Use young hyssop leaves in salads for a fresh, herby taste.
Hyssop's versatility makes it a valuable herb for both practical and mystical applications!
 
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