Pulmonary (Pulmonary officinalis) It is an native species of Europe with large hairy leaves, often mottled with light green or white, which appear in basal rosettes.

The flowers appear in early spring and can be red, blue, white or violet. The flowers are grouped into a chalice and have funnel shape. The flowers close at night and open again in the morning.

Other names
Salvia de Belén, Cowslip, bloody butcher, sage of Jerusalem, boys and girls, hundreds and thousands, José and Maria, Maria spilled milk, spill milk, soldiers and sailors, stained dog

History and folklore

The pulmonary Latin name comes from PULMO which means «the lung.» In English, Lungwort and German Lungenkraut also refer to the lungs.

Folklore and symbolism of artemis:

Folkloresimbolism «connection» polls the name of «lungwort» comes from its mottled leaves that resemble lungs. In folklore, it was believed that similar -looking plants had healing properties for respiratory conditions. Pulmonary divinala healing association was associated with the Greek goddess considered a symbol of divine healing and was used in rituals and remedies for respiratory health. It was considered a symbol of divine healing and was used in rituals and remedies for respiratory health. Popular medicinal uses throughout history, the pulmonary has been used as a popular remedy for various respiratory conditions, such as cough, bronchitis and tuberculosis. It often prepared in infusion or syrup and was used as a remedy. Tinuras for medicinal use. Answer protect some cultures, it was believed that the pulmonary had protective qualities and hung near the doors or carried as an amulet to scare away evil spirits, attract good luck and protect against respiratory diseases.Table 1: Folklore and symbolism of the pulmonary

Some names of Eastern Europe refer to honey in its place, such as Russian medunitza and the Polish MIODUNKA

Spread

Pulmonary multiply rapidly and can be reproduced by division or seed. They prefer a humid floor in a cool place, in the shadow and protected from the heat of the afternoon.

In warm climates, they enter Letargo in summer and return in autumn, when temperatures fall again.

Slows love it, and marmotas also eat it.

Magical attributes

The pulmonary is associated with the air element and used to protect when traveling by plane.

Magicous attribute and associations Elemental response pulmonary is associated with the water element due to its connection with healing and fluidity. It can be incorporated into rituals based on water or used in spells and ceremonies that involve emotional healing, intuition and cleaning. Protection and purification believes that the pulmonary has protective energies and can be used in spells or rituals to protect yourself from negative influences and purify the environment. It can also be included in rituals of spiritual cleanliness and energy balance. Pulmonary curators is usually used in spells and healing rituals to promote respiratory health, support the curative processes of the organism and relieve respiratory ailments. It can be incorporated into sachets … Amulets or healing baths. Pulmonary Adivination and Intuition It is associated with intuition and can be used in divinatory or ritual practices to enhance psychic abilities, intuition and spiritual insight. It can be used in meditation or placed on an altar to help connect with inner wisdom.Table 2: Magical attributes and lungwort uses

Pulmonary leaves are used in sympathetic magic to represent sick lungs.

Healing attributes

As the name implies, the pulmonary is useful for bronchial and pulmonary conditions. It prepares better as an infusion.

Curativadesal Property Pulmonary respiratory assistance has been traditionally used to improve respiratory health. It was believed that it helped to relieve the symptoms of cough, bronchitis, asthma and other respiratory conditions, facilitating breathing. Sotting and anti -inflammatory effects Lungwort acted as an expectorant, helping to eliminate excess mucus and phlegm of the lungs and respiratory tract, thus favoring the natural healing processes of the organism. Curation of wounds some folk traditions attributed to the pulmonary healing properties. It applied externally as a poultice or save to help cure cuts, bruises and skin irritations.Table 3: Healing properties of the pulmonary