Name: Petasites hybridus
Toxicity: not known
Common Names: Butterbur, Boghorn
Continent: Eurasia
Habitat: V
Applicable Plant Components: root, herb, seed
Sanctificational: root
Psychical: root
Pacificatory: root, herb
Reconciliatory: root, herb
Theurgical: root
Prolongational: root
Amoristic: herb, seed
Protectant: root, herb
Preserval: herb
Vulnerary: root, herb
Sanguinary: root, herb
Plenarial: root
Divinatory: root
Affirmational: root
Resurgent: seed
Anecdotal: Petasites has one of the most remarkably diverse spirits I have re-discovered. Its roots are sanctifying, resolving endopsychic wounds that have impaired expression or ones sense of vision. Petasites restores clarity and enthusiasm in matters of the heart as well as the spirit. Its seed is cast in love divinations for the purpose of identifying prospective love interests. The spirit within Petasites is invoked to exorcise malevolent, parasitic spirits, including those that attach themselves to children and infants. Once done, it affords inordinate protection against the return of any similar calamities. Petasites is Elk Medicine.