Modern Pagan

Mugwort carries moonlit energy—silver-green, softly luminous, and a little wild in the best way. It’s the plant that waits at the edge of the path and whispers, “You already know;

Lemon peel is pocket sunshine—zippy, cheerful, and wonderfully decisive. One whiff and your spirit sits up straighter; the room feels brighter; your to-do list stops side-eyeing you and starts cooperating.

Lavender is the soft sigh your nervous system’s been waiting for—sun-warmed fields, open windows, and sheets that smell like a good night’s sleep. Energetically, it’s a tender harmonizer: it clears

Juniper berries arrive like tiny blue lanterns—mountain-air bright, winter-fresh, and wonderfully decisive. Their energy is crisp and clarifying, the kind that opens a window in a stuffy room and says,

Irish moss (the soft, frondy sea-ally you’ll also hear called carrageen) carries shoreline magic—steady, generous, and quietly persistent. Think of waves kissing the same rocks day after day until the

Horehound arrives with wind-in-the-lungs energy—brisk, bracing, and beautifully no-nonsense. Its soft, silvery leaves carry a medicine of honesty: the kind that clears static, steadies your stance, and helps your voice

Holy basil—often called Tulsi—carries “home to self” energy. It’s temple-and-teacup magic: humble, steady, and deeply devotional. Even a small pinch on the altar seems to clear a path straight through

Blessed thistle shows up like a small, spiky halo—gold at the center, guarded at the edges. Even its old name, benedictus, whispers “set apart for blessing.” Energetically, this plant is

Birch bark carries “fresh start” energy in its bones—bright, clean, and quietly courageous. In the forest, birch is often one of the first to arrive after disturbance, lifting pale trunks

Astragalus root shows up with steady, sunrise energy—the kind that coaxes you out of bed, pours you a glass of courage, and reminds you that your life moves at the