Name: ERIGERON spp.

Toxicity: considered toxic

E. acer (Blue Fleabane)              Habitat: VI

E. borealis (Alpine Fleabane)    Habitat: IV

Continent: Europe

Applicable Plant Components: herb, root, flower

Sanctificational: herb

Invitatory: herb

Convocational: herb

Psychical: herb

Desistant: herb

Harmonical: herb

Pacificatory: herb, root, flower

Reconciliatory: herb, root, flower

Reversional: herb

Theurgical: herb

Prolongational: herb, root

Amoristic: herb

Protectant: herb

Tutelary: herb

Preserval: herb

Vulnerary: herb, root

Providential: herb

Plenitudinal: herb

Ensurant: herb

Divinatory: herb

Affixal: root, herb

Affirmational: root, herb

Resurgent: herb

Anecdotal: Erigeron is Deer and Bull Medicine. The leaves and flowers are subjects for designs in baskets and the stems can be tied up into brooms. The spirit within Erigeron is invoked to address an extensive range of issues. They include severe loss of personal shields or sense of vision, resolution of extreme spiritual pain, attrition of spiritual energy or expression, untenable weakness, and excessive spiritual agitation. This extends to include exorcising the malevolent spirits that cause endopsychic wounds, injury, weakness, sickness, and illness associated with elements such as lightning. Erigeron affords profound protection against all of these things as well. It can be carried, or used as smudge or steam. Erigeron is an agent of good fortune when grown in gardens and brought into homes. It has inordinate empowerment appropriate to the hunt for personal medicine and the challenge of rebirth into a new life.