Name: Symphytum officinale

Toxicity: not known

Common Name: Blackwort, Boneset, Bruisewort, Comfrey

Continent: Eurasia

Habitat: V

Applicable Plant Components: root, herb

Convocational: herb

Fortificational: herb

Desistant: herb

Reconciliatory: herb, root

Theurgical: herb

Protectant: herb

Vulnerary: herb

Providential: root

Plenitudinal: herb

Affixal: herb

Resurgent: herb

Anecdotal: Symphytum, when worn or carried, protects the carrier while traveling and against misplacing things. Symphytum is used in tanning and as a glue used when spinning fleece. Symphytum root is used to cast prosperity spells when abundance has dwindled away. It repairs breaks in ones connection to abundance and security. Symphytum is believed to restore the spirit of virginity appropriate to rituals that fortify the fertility of the Earth Mother in spring. This act ties it back to the security and blessings of abundance. Symphytum is empowerment medicine that resolves injuries to the psyche and stops attrition of spiritual energy caused by those injuries. It restores strength, expression and determination.