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The moon houses our intuition and our emotions. Astrologers look at the Moon’s position in natal charts to understand the part of one’s being that is most vulnerable, including the emotions we tend to nurture and protect. The vibrational impact of the Moon not only affects the tides of the world’s oceans, it also greatly affects the tides of our blood, our subconscious, our emotions, and our intuition. The plants associated with the Moon act principally on all the major fluids of the body (water and blood), the stomach, and the gut. The primary action of fluids within the body is to regulate, nourish, and eliminate waste. Much of our digestive activities and “gut feelings” greatly influence our mood and our emotional bodies.  HERBS OF THE MOON FAVORITES: Anise, Ashwaganda, Blue Lotus, Clary Sage, Chamomile, Milk Thistle, Milky Oats, Mugwort, Ginger, Poppy, Reishi. https://animamundiherbals.com/blogs/blog/the-astrology-of-herbs

The correlation of plants to planets has existed since time immemorial.  Herbs and diseases have been classified and described energetically in terms of astrological symbolism from the beginning of ancient Egyptian society. In fact, our understanding of the principles of diagnosis and treatment according to occult science were initially considered an essential part of the study of medicine. Hippocrates, the father of modern medicine, classified disease based on astrological phenomena, using planetary archetypes to decipher treatment and diagnosis of various illnesses. HERBS OF THE SUN FAVORITES Almond, Angelica, Bay Laurel, Bergamont, Centaury, Chia, Cinnamon, Eyebright, Frankincense, Guarana, Juniper, Marigold, Mistletoe, Myrrh, Moringa, Peony, Rice, Rhodiola, Rosemary, St. John’s Wort, Sunflower, Turmeric and Walnut. @ITORUS

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