Description
Star aniseed herb. The scientific name of Star Aniseed Herb is Illicium verum. Commonly known as Star Anise or Chinese Star Anise. And it is also referred to as Badian, Anise Star, or Anis de la Chine.
Magic use of Star Aniseed
Star anise consecrate ritual cups and chalices. Powdered stars is used to invoke your Deities or banish negative energy. Use in death and dying rituals. Use in protection and meditation incense/powders. Place under the pillow to ward of bad dreams. Combine it with bay leaves for a magical purification bath. Carried to bring good luck and the seeds also make excellent pendulums. Use spiritually for protection, warding off negative energy, enhancing psychic abilities, and attracting good luck and prosperity.
How to use magic herbs:
- Burn over charcoal to add to your rituals.
- Place on altar with your candle.
- Roll candle on herbs and burn candle.
- Add to altar.
- Add to sacred baths and natural beauty products.
- Sew into charms, spell bags, dream pillows, and sachets.
- Offer to deities, spirits and Fae.
- Create your own elixirs and blends.
Medicinal use of star aniseed
In traditional Chinese and folk medicine practices. Make a tea to treat respiratory infections, nausea, constipation and other digestive issues. Its powerful bioactive compounds may help treat several fungal, bacterial and viral infections.
Medicinal Preparation:
- Herbal leaves or flowers: 1 tsp per cup of boiling water. Allow to infuse for 10 min. Strain and drink.
- Herbal powders: 1 tsp per cup of boiling water
- Seeds, bark, roots, stems, berries: 20 gr per 500ml of boiling water. Strain and drink.
Star anise has a distinct licorice flavor similar to that of anise or fennel, though it’s not related to either of these spices. It pairs well with coriander, cinnamon, cardamon and clove.
Disclaimer: Please be aware that this information is provided solely for informational purposes only. It is neither intended nor implied to be a substitute for professional medical advice. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified health provider prior to using any herbs or treatments made from herbs.
