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Knight spur: folklore, spiritual and magical uses

Knight’s spur (Consolidated ajacis and Consolidated ambiguous) is an annual member of the Ranunculos family Ranunculaceae (Of which all members, which I know, are toxic). It is originally from Asia, Europe and the Mediterranean region, but has been naturalized throughout the civilized world due to its popularity as a garden plant.

It grows up to 2-4 feet high with loose spikes of blue flowers, purple, roses or white that appear in summer but wilt with excessive heat.

The flowers are especially interesting. They have a pistil and several stamens, four petals, two of them fused at the top, and five sepals. Four of the sepals look like petals and the fifth looks like a spur that comes out of the back of the flower, hence the common name. The leaves, finely trimmed and with the appearance of fern, are also very attractive.

There are about 40 species of gentleman’s spur and hundreds of cultivars created by and for horticulturists.

Some popular Names Espuela de Alondra: Alondra heel, Alondra finger, Tin of Alondra, Caballero Espuela, Staggerweed.

Main conclusions

Knight’s spur, with its elegant flowers, has a nuanced symbolism in folklore, spirituality and magic:

Folklore: In folklore, Knight’s spur often is associated with issues of love, protection and celebration. Historically, its vibrant flowers were used in rituals and ceremonies to commemorate important events, such as weddings and festivals. In addition, it was believed that it had protective qualities, moving away negative energies and evil spirits.

Spirituality: The delicate beauty of Caballero’s spur and its association with love and celebration makes it one of the favorites for spiritual practices aimed at promoting joy, harmony and emotional well -being. Sometimes it is used in rituals or ceremonies to invoke feelings of happiness, gratitude and connection with the divine.

Magical uses: The elegant presence of Caballero’s spur lends itself to magical rituals and spells focused on love, happiness and protection. It can be incorporated into amulets, bags or spells designed to attract love, improve romance and create a sense of positivity and harmony in life.

Content

  • History and folklore of Caballero’s spur
  • Magical uses of the knight’s spur
  • Curative uses of the knight’s spur
  • Caballero spur culture in the garden
  • Toxicity of the Knight’s spur

History and folklore of Caballero’s spur

The name Consolidated It comes from the Latin «consolidate.»

Greek myology It is said that you can see the petals of the spur of Alondra, the Greek cry of mourning.

Symbolic -significant -written spuricola of Knight symbolizes love, lightness and speed in folk traditions. MYOLOGICAL SIGNIFIED IN GREEK MYTHOLOGY, BELIEVED THAT THE KNIGHT WAS Victorian of the flowers. Popular Crees The Flowers of Knight’s spur were often used in rituals and ceremonies to attract love, improve relationships and contribute joy. Surfaces believed that placing knight spur flowers under the pillow could cause prophetic dreams of true love.Table 1: folklore of the knight’s spur

Knight’s spur may have had a traditional use among soldiers to help control body lice.

The knight’s spur is one of the birth flowers of the month of July.

Magical uses of the knight’s spur

Knight’s spur has female and resonates with the planet Venus and the water element.

For its association with Ayax, hero of the Trojan War, as well as for healing wounds on the battlefield and helping to fight the infestations of lice between the troops, the gentleman’s spur is an adequate complement for any spell related to protection, comfort and care of soldiers and other types of heroes. (Police, firefighters, help volunteers, etc.). It is also particularly appropriate for rituals in honor of heroic dead.

Magicod -description Assets of love spur flower Caballero can be incorporated into divinatory practices, such as the divination or interpretation of dreams. Cleaning warehouse ritualla can be used in purification rituals to clean and raise the energy of a space or a person. Ritual bends The spuel of gentleman can be used to invoke blessings, attract joy and establish intentions of positive results.Table 2: Magic uses of the knight’s spur

According to Encyclopedia Cunningham of Magic Herbs The Knight’s Spuel helps keep ghosts, scorpions and other poisonous creatures away. Ship it around your home to keep dangerous and hostile creatures away. Spirits Or Ponte Espuela from Alondra to protect you from them.

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Knight’s spur has been used throughout Europe in various protection spells. Broockers can be hung on the stable to prevent animals from stealing or predicting them (they just have to keep them out of the reach of animals, since the gentleman’s spur is toxic).

Dry or fresh flowers can be used.

In the language of the flowers, Knight’s spur means joy, lightness and purity of heart.

Curative uses of the knight’s spur

Historically it has been used to treat hemorrhoids, children’s colic and wounds. Internal use is No Recommended due to your toxicity.

Curative aspect of emotional bonestar believes that gentleman’s spur has a soothing effect on emotions and can help relieve stress, anxiety and sadness. Help to sleep the knight’s spur is sometimes used to favor a repair dream and combat insomnia. Skin. Energy Limpsea The gentleman’s spur is attributed to energy cleaning properties that help free negative energies. Knight’s spur closure and equilibriola is associated with relaxation, balance and general well -being.Table 3: Healing Properties of Caballero’s Spur

Caballero spur culture in the garden

Knight’s spur is very easy to grow in a sunny place with a rich and well drained floor. They are easily sown from seeds and do not transplant well, so they are in their garden as soon as the danger of frost has passed. They like fresh climate and will start to wilt with the heat of summer. At that time, you can take your head or let them sow to return the following year.

Knight’s spur is toxic, so neither rabbits nor deer bother her. However, butterflies and bumblebees enjoy it.

In tincture of the seeds it is insecticide and is traditionally used for the lice of the head and body.

Toxicity of the Knight’s spur

The leaves and seeds contain dolphinin toxin, which is toxic and has poisoned cattle. Some people suffer from contact dermatitis after manipulating gentleman’s spur.

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I am a home witch that grew on the banks of the Hudson River and has lived among the big lakes during the last 20 years. Together with my husband, musician, and my youngest son, administer a minigranja of an acre with gardens of herbs, vegetables and flowers, chickens, ducks, geese and rabbits, and areas reserved for native plants and wildlife.

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