Feverfew Herb
Official Name: Tanacetum parthenium
Other Names: Featherfrew, Feberfuge Plant
Chakra: Crown Chakra
Gender: Masculine
Planet: Venus
Element: Water
Metaphysical Powers: Protection
Common Magickal Uses and Folklore of Feverfew
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Carry with you for protection against accidents.
Feverfew is one of the powerful protection herbs. It can be worn or carried in a pocket, a purse, or a suitcase, to protect from sickness, injury, and accidents. It is associated with Venus and water. When used in sachets, charms, and spells, Feverfew may be combined with other herbs to banish unwanted energies, meditation, relaxation, and love magick.
Feverfew can aid in protection against sudden accidents. Shamans have used Feverfew to open the head (crown chakra) centers by blowing the smoke around a person's head. Sometimes an oil infusion is used if sensitivities to smoke exist. Feverfew is most used for protection. It is recommended to carry to ward off everything from minor accidents to insects. The leaves are used in many magickal teas.
It has been used for protection, especially in cases where a magickal attack is involved. It's helpful for people who are sad and quiet. Magickally, Feverfew is used to ward off binding love magic.
Witches will make a decoction of Feverfew, strain it, then spray magical tools to purify them. This herb is very effective for accessories used in love magic.