Skullcap, certified organic

Planetary Element: Saturn
Elemental Association: Water
Gender: Feminine
Deity Association: Goddess of the Hearth
Basic Powers: Fidelity, love, peace.
 
Folklore: also called Blue Pimpernel, Helmetflower, Hoodwort, Mad-dog Skullcap, and Madweed) was publicized as a cure for rabies in 1773, and this earned this plant it’s common names of Mad-dog and Madweed. Everyone knows there is no cure for rabies, but the reason this herb may have gained attention back then was due to it’s sedative and antispasmodic attributes.
Worn by women to keep their husbands faithful. Used in sleep pillows for relaxation & peace. Used to bind oaths and consecrate vows & commitments (handfasting, initiations, etc.) also for a relationship that will extend beyond this life.  For this purpose SKullcap may be worn, burned as incense, or used as an oil.  Used in bath magick to clam the aura of tensions and stress. Use in spells for relief from disharmony and disruptive situations. Place a pinch in a lover’s shoes to keep then from being affected by charms of others. 
A tea made from this herb is excellent for preventing nightmares and as a restorative after spiritual or magical assault or recovery from exorcism or other trials. In some traditional medicines, skullcap is combined with vervain. I would recommend this combination as a restorative for any spiritual work.
Used in hoodoo for attracting gifts of money. A nice herb to grow that does not call attention to itself or yell “witch!” in your garden but still has excellent magical uses.
It may be made into a Mojo Bag with two small Lodestones by women who wish to keep their husbands faithful. (Other herbs which may be added to such a nation sack include Periwinkle and Basil. The hand will be stronger if you also add the man’s hair or his “measure.”)  
keep skullcap in a saucer with some coins and dress it with Attraction Oil to attract Gifts of Money. Women wishing to Attract Money from Men may dress the coins and SKULLCAP with Cleo May Oil.