Horehound in Magic and Superstition

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	Horehound in Magic & Superstition I do not understand how anyone can live without one small place of enchantment to turn to......Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings
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Additional Horehound Information Growing Horehound Medicinal Uses Recipes Free astrology reading FREE Tarot Reading Let the spirit of the goddess shine upon you with a free sample Women's Wisdom Reading! Free Daily Horoscopes Astrology, Tarot, Psychics, and More Ouija Boards Sold Here!	In magic, Horehound is bound to the Earth and to Mercury. It's name is a derivative of Horus, the Egyptian God of sky and light. It can be burned, used in sachets, or drunk as a tea for it's magical effects. Horehound can be used in a sachet carried on the person, and is believed to protect against spells or sorcery. As a tea, Horehound is felt by some to increase mental clarity and strength. Try some on Monday morning. Burned as an incense, Horehound is believed to honor Horus, the God of sky and light, and to increase protection from evil forces. Message Board Gardens Ablaze Home
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