The Magick of Cinnamon

Close your eyes and imagine the warm and comforting scent of cinnamon wafting through the air. You can almost taste the spicy goodness of a fresh cinnamon roll or a cup of brewed cider. But did you know that cinnamon is not just a tasty spice? It's also a powerful tool in magick. Yes, that's right - you can use cinnamon to cast spells, attract wealth, and even spice up your love life. So, get ready to sprinkle some cinnamon and add some magick to your day, as we to dive into the world of Cinnamon Magick…

Cinnamon has been used for centuries for both culinary and magickal purposes. It has a rich and storied history, dating back thousands of years. The spice was first used in ancient Egypt as a perfuming agent and was highly prized for its aroma and medicinal properties.

In addition to its practical uses, cinnamon has also played a role in religious and spiritual practices throughout history and around the world. In Hinduism, cinnamon is associated with the goddess Lakshmi, who is the goddess of wealth, prosperity, and beauty. Cinnamon is also mentioned in the Bible as one of the ingredients in the holy anointing oil.

In traditional Chinese medicine, cinnamon is believed to have warming properties and is used to treat conditions such as colds, digestive issues, and menstrual cramps. It's also used in Ayurvedic medicine, where it's believed to improve circulation, boost the immune system, and enhance cognitive function.

In the realm of magick, cinnamon is known for its properties of protection, prosperity, and love. Its warming and comforting aroma is also known to have a calming effect on the mind and body, making it a popular ingredient in meditation and relaxation practices.

Protection 

Cinnamon can ward off negative energies and provide spiritual protection. It can be used in spells to create a protective shield around one's home, or as protection during divination and spiritual practices (think of it as a spicy force field for your personal space).

Prosperity 

Cinnamon is used in money spells and rituals to attract wealth and financial prosperity. Sprinkle some cinnamon in your money spells and watch as financial abundance comes your way. Or, use it to make a talisman or charm to carry in your wallet or purse.

Love 

Cinnamon is also known for its powers of attraction and is often used in love spells. It is believed to stimulate the passions and increase desire, making it a popular ingredient in love spells and potions (Who knew cinnamon rolls weren't the only thing that could make your heart flutter?)

To further use cinnamon in magick, you can sprinkle it in a circle around your workspace or add it to your spell ingredients. You can also create a cinnamon tea or infusion and add it to your bath water, or burn cinnamon sticks as incense during your spell-casting. The key is to infuse the cinnamon with your intention and focus your energy on your desired outcome.

It is important to note that as cinnamon can be a very powerful tool in magick, it should be used with caution and respect; and like all magickal ingredients, its power lies in the intention and energy you put into it. 

If you're allergic to cinnamon or have a sensitivity to it, there are several alternatives that you can use in magick for similar purposes:

Cloves: In addition to its properties of protection, prosperity, and love, cloves are also associated with banishing negativity and promoting healing. It can be used in spells to protect the home or to attract good luck and wealth.
Ginger: Ginger carries properties of love, passion, success, and power. It's often used in spells to increase personal magnetism and to attract love, money, and abundance. Ginger can also be used to improve communication and to increase confidence.
Nutmeg: Nutmeg is associated with money, prosperity, and luck. It's believed to attract financial success and can be used in spells to bring good fortune. Additionally, nutmeg is also said to have aphrodisiac properties and can be used in love spells.
Star Anise: In addition to its protective properties, star anise is also associated with psychic awareness and purification. It can be used in spells to promote spiritual growth, to ward off negative energy, and to bring peace and harmony to the home.

It's important to remember that the substitute you choose should resonate with you and your intention. Whether you use cinnamon or an alternative, focus on your intention and use the ingredient with respect and care. ✨

© Chi Chi Hawkins, CLEOMAGICK | The Eclectic Grimoire

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