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                Cinnamon
                  By CinnamonMoon
                (Note: spelling here is Pauls, 
                  not mine.)
                The Master Book of Herbalism by 
                  Paul Beyerl:
                  The tree which hath the Cinnamon for his barke is of the stature 
                  of an Olive tree having a body as thick as a man's thigh, from 
                  which the Cinnamon is taken, but that taken from the smaller 
                  branches is much better... Gerard
                  
                  Grows best in almost pure sand, requiring only 1% of vegetable 
                  substance; it prefers a sheltered place... Grieve 
                  
 
                  Internal uses: A weak infusion, take no more than one pint per 
                  day. 
              
                External uses: Moderate wash, apply 
                  as needed 
                Although Cinnamon has been assigned 
                  the rulership of Mars most likely due to its stimulant property, 
                  it currently is given to Uranus, for the main work it brings 
                  about is for the mind. Cinnamon may be burnt as incense or taken 
                  as a tea in order to increase one's ability to concentrate and 
                  focus the mind, and to communicate with greater ease with others. 
                  It is also sometimes used in prophecy, and may be employed internally 
                  or externally. 
                As was done in ancient China, Cinnamon 
                  is still used to purify the space of a temple, and is an excellent 
                  ingredient for ritual incense. It is said to bring peaceful 
                  energy, so that the rite may be conducted with no distraction 
                  and with full concentration. 
                The more mundane magicakal properties 
                  of Cinnamon find its use in love magick, where it is mixed with 
                  other herbes to create a love potion, and added to amulets so 
                  that it iwill bring the practitioner good luck. For the adept, 
                  Cinnamon will bring a keener understanding of the properties 
                  of immortality. It is said that it may also aid a person to 
                  be in touch with that aspect of the self.
                 Cinnamon may be used in meditating 
                  upon the Tarot, and is in vibration with the Lovers card. 
                Magickal Cinnamon should be stored 
                  with a small tourmaline, and is the appropriate herbe for the 
                  consecration of that stone.
                 *Magical Herbalism by Scott Cunningham
                  A high vibration oil, used for personal protection. It is also 
                  a sexual stimulant in the female. Added to any incense, it increases 
                  its powers. Mixed with powdered sandalwood, it makes an incense 
                  suitable for all religious or spiritual magic. Good for meditation, 
                  illumination, etc.
                 Folk names: Sweet Wood, Cassia 
                Gender: Hot 
                Planet: Sun
                 Element: Fire
                Part Used: Bark Basic 
                Powers: Protection, healing, passion
                 Specific uses: Burn to raise very 
                  high spiritual vibrations. Use in healing incenses and burn 
                  to stimulate clairvoyance. One of the herbs used to stimulate 
                  and excite the passions of the male. Add to prosperity mixtures. 
                  Mix with myrrh for a good incense for general working.
                  
                  *The Way of Herbs by Michael Tierra, C.A., N.D 
                  Cinnamon is stimulating, astringent, demulcent and carminative. 
                  It warms the system and is useful to add to balance cooling 
                  foods such as fruits, milk and desserts. Medicinally it is used 
                  to warm the organs to treat chronic diarrhea, cramps, heart 
                  and abdominal pains, coughing, wheezing and lower back pain. 
                  It is effectively used as a tincture given every 15 minutes 
                  or so to stop bleeding from the uterus. Simmered in milk and 
                  taken with a little honey, cinnamon is very effective for indigestion, 
                  gas, diarrhea and dysentery.
                  
                  *The Herb Book by John Lust
                  The dried inner bark of the branches of a small, tropical, evergreen 
                  laurel tree. The bark is peeled off and as the pieces are dried, 
                  they curl up into quills. 
                  Uses: quills in spiced punches, teas, cooked fruit, pickling 
                  liquids. Ground spice in sweet baked goods, cooked fruit, and 
                  some meat and fish dishes.
                More information on this webpage: 
                  http://herbalriot.tumblr.com/post/63074550314/magickal-uses-of-cinnamon
                
                   
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