Name: ANEMONE spp.

Toxicity: considered toxic

A. nemorosa (Wood Anemone)   Continent: Eurasia   Habitat: IV

A. pulsatilla (Pasque Flower)   Continent: Europe   Habitat: VI

Applicable Plant Components: herb, root, seed, seedpod

Sanctificational: herb, root, seed, seedpod

Invitatory: herb

Psychical: root, seedpod

Desistant: herb, seedpod

Pacificatory: herb, root

Reconciliatory: root, herb

Reversional: herb, root

Theurgical: seed, root

Amoristic: herb

Preserval: herb

Vulnerary: root, herb

Sanguinary: herb

Providential: seedpod

Plenitudinal: herb

Soporific: root

Divinatory: root

Affixal: root

Affirmational: root

Resurgent: herb

Anecdotal: Anemone root replenishes intelligence and stops excessive dreaming. It is believed to decrease sexual excitement while increasing sexual strength. With that said it is appropriate to mention that Anemone is highly toxic. Anemone is worn as charm against disease and placed under pillows to trigger dreams of specific people. It has a remarkable range of properties in spirit handling that includes exorcisms of malevolent spirits that interfere with ritual singing or clarity regarding visions. Anemone is entreated for the resolution of spiritual pain or endopsychic wounds that have led to emotional exhaustion. It helps create personal shields against the return of those elements. It is a powerful exorcismal agent against malevolent spirits and remarkably, love sickness as well. Fortuitousness is believed achievable by rubbing ones hands together in the smoke or steam of Anemone.