Healing Correspondences
The Wicca Handbook by Eileen Holland
Animal: dog, serpent, two entwined snakes
Candle: white, red (for organic healing)
Colors: white, blue, green, gold, orange, magenta (for spiritual healing)
Element: All, fire to destroy disease
General: angels, Alauwaimis (a “demon” who drives away sickness), Nanan Bouciou
Goddesses: Artemis of the Thousand Breasts (or Beasts, this could have been a typo from the book), Athena, Brigit (who heals by poetic incantations at sacred wells), Carmenta, Earth Goddesses, Gaia, Hygeia, Inanna, Ishtar, Isis, Kadesh, Kupala, Meditrina, Moon Goddesses, Panacea, Sarasvati, Sekhmet (Lady of Life), Spes (for the healing power of drug-induced sleep), Sulis Minerva, Tara (Queen of Physicians)
Gods: Adonis, Asclepius the Healer, Apollo the Physician, Baal Marqod, Babalu-Aye, Belenus, Chiron the Centaur (the Wounded Healer), Dian Cecht (who makes whole again), Govannon, Hercules the Healer, Hermes, Khonsu, Marduk (Great Healer), Mars Ocelus, Mercury, Paeon (Healer of All Ills), Raphael, Shakaburu, Thoth, Vishnu
Incense: cedar, cinnamon, eucalyptus, frankincense, ginseng, pine, rosemary, sandalwood, violet
Number: 1, 3, 7, 9
Plant: (For charms, not medication!) adder’s tongue, amaranth, anemone, angelica, apple, balm, balm of Gilead, barley, bramble (blackberry) , burdock, calamus (sweet sedge), cannabis, carnation, cedar, horse chestnut, cinnamon, citron, coriander, cotton, cowslip, cucumber, cypress, dock, elder, eucalyptus, fennel, flax, gardenia, garlic, geranium, ginseng, hazel, laurel, lime, mandrake, milkweed, mistletoe, mugwort, pine, plum, potato, rose, rosemary, rowan, rue, saffron, sandalwood, wood sorrel, thyme, vervain, violet, willow, wintergreen
Planet: Sun, Earth, Full Moon, waxing Moon for increased health and the power of healing, waning Moon to banish or diminish disease
Stone: amber, bloodstone, jade, ruby, green agate, sapphire, turquoise, jasper, jet, aventurine, hematite, garnet, coral, diamond, emerald, beryl, carnelian, peridot, amber and amethyst (for psychological healing)
- Amethyst for addiction and compulsive behavior
- Aquamarine to soothe the heart
- Moonstone to balance harmones
- Opal, onyx, moonstone for emotional balance
- Pearl for emotional clarity
- Peridot for mind/body balance
- Pyrite for vitality
- Ruby to heal a relationship with a father
- Sodalite for physical healing
Bedouins wear gemstone necklaces for healing
For:
Bleeding – Mud-kesda (Blood Stauncher)
Childbirth – Alemona (health of an unborn child), Aruru, ‘Aveta (the Midwife), Brigit (safe delivery), Candelifera (who brings newborns into the light), Carmenta, Eileithya (She Who Aids Women in Labor), Freya (easy childbirth), Hannahhannas Hecate (final stage of labor), Heket, Lucina (She Who Brings to Light), Ninhursag (Lady Mother), Toci
Children (see also Newborns) – Edusa (who nourishes children)
Plant (as charms only!) – pomegranate blossoms for stomach ailments in children, daffodil for teething pain
Cough – Plant: black hellebore root
Depression – Charms and spells may ease the blues, but serious depression requires medical intervention.
Planet: Mercury
Plant: lemon balm, rosemary, sage, St. John’s Wort, wild thyme, valerian, lemon verbena, blue vervain, yerba mate
Candle: pink, yellow
Metal: Gold
Stone: carnelian, coral, garnet, fire garnet, carbuncle, lapis lazuli, sardonyz, sapphire, sodalite, tiger’s eye
Disease – Gula-Bau (Great Physician), Sha’taqat, Hatdastsisi, Hayenezgani (diseases caused by witchcraft)
Plant: hemlock, mugwort, woody nightshade, rue
Epilepsy – Plant: anise, peony root, vervain
Eye Problems – Yen Kuang Niang-Niang (who cures ophthalmia), Bugid Y Aiba (who restores failed eyesight)
Plant: polygonum root
Fatigue – Plant: mugwort, southernwood
Giddiness – Plant: combs made of rosemary wood
To Heal Sick Cattle – Plant: St. John’s Flower
To Heal the Heart – Plant: cuckoo flower
To Heal a Broken Heart – Branwen (who cures passion), Oenone (who heals jealousy and remorse), Tara (Queen of Physicians, who heals sorrows)
Plant: balm of Gilead (poplar buds, carried as close to the heart as possible)
Health – Ganga , Hygeia, Paraskeva-Platnitsa (health with marriage), Babalu-Aye, Lubanga, Salus, Teharon
Color: red, green
Number: 7
Stone: agate, aquamarine, carnelian, peridot, jet, pearl, ruby
Animal: serpent
Plant: anemone, ash, caraway, carob, camphor, coriander, ferns, figwort, rue, St. John’s Wort, wood sorrel, sunflower, tansy, thyme, walnut
Hemorrhoids – Plant: lesser celandine
Herbalism – Greine, Morgen (herbal cures), Acamede (who knows all the drugs that grow on Earth)
Hysteria – Plant: pennyroyal
Impotence – Uliliyassis
Plant: yohimbine
Infection – Plant: southernwood
Leprosy – Oreithyia
Plant: white poplar leaves
The Limbs – Khnum (who knitteth together and strengtheneth the limbs)
Long Life – His Wang Mu, Takotsi (Our Grandmother Growth), Ushas, Fukurokuju, Junrojin, Shou-hsing, Shou-lao
Plant: angelica, cypress, lemon, peach, sage, tansy
Mental Disorientation – Plant: pennyroyal
Newborns – Juno (for a healthy baby), Juno Lucina, Lucina (eyesight of newborns), Mayin (who breathes life into newborns), Weri Kumbaba (speedy recovery after circumcision)
Pain – Achelois (She Who Drives Away Pain), Kwain-Yin (who frees from pain), Achelous (He Who Drives Away Pain
Stone: aquamarine, jasper
Pestilence – Plant: angelica
Preventive Medicine – Hygeia
Poison – Janguli (Knowledge of Poisons)
Plant: black hellebore root, figs and rue, heliotrope, mistletoe
Rheumatic Cramps – Plant: willow leaves and bark
Seasickness – Plant: feverfew
Skin Eruptions – Plant: henbane, lesser celandine
Snake Bite – Janguli (Knowledge of Poisons), Aker
Vertigo – Plant: woody nightshade
Warts – Plant: beans, dandelions
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