Magic Plants – Occult Botany
Magic Plants – Occult Botany by Paul Sédir, published by OUROBOROS on February 12, 2021, is a comprehensive exploration of the traditional occult knowledge surrounding the use of plants. This 188-page work delves into the botanogenic perspective, examining how celestial influences and the law of signatures affect plants. Sédir provides insights into selecting plants at optimal astrological moments and their applications for enhancing integral health across various levels.
Readers will find detailed discussions on unique topics such as Paracelsus’ methods for transferring diseases from individuals to plants, the hermetic applications of flora, and the preparation of philtres. The book includes a “Dictionary of Botany” featuring over three hundred plants, complete with their astrological signatures, medicinal properties, and magical characteristics. Each entry provides both the common English name and the scientific Latin name, facilitating easy identification and further research. Additionally, an alphabetical index and an “Esoteric Glossary” are included to assist readers in navigating the terminology and concepts presented throughout the work.
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This work by Paul Sédir is based on the traditional occult knowledge of the use of plants, as taught by Paracelsus and other masters.
Sédir analyses plants from the botanogenic point of view, which considers the influence of the stars on them, and according to the law of signatures (plant physiognomy). This knowledge allows us to pick up the plants at the right astrological moment, and also shows us how to use them to develop our integral health, on all levels.
This work also deals in depth with unusual topics such as Paracelsus’ system for transplanting diseases from a person to a plant, the hermetic use of plants, preparation of philtres, palingenesis, and many other subjects.
The “Dictionary of Botany”, included in the third part of the work, includes more than three hundred plants, with their astrological signatures and medicinal and magical characteristics.
In addition to providing the vulgar name of each plant in English -including its variations in different countries- we have added its scientific name in Latin. This allows the plants to be identified without any doubt and also makes it easier for the reader to gather more information about any plant with a simple Internet search using its scientific name.
This book also has an alphabetical index to locate the plants by their Latin name and an “Esoteric Glossary” to familiarise the reader with the terminology of the work.
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