Name: Cypripedium calceolus

Toxicity: not known

Common Name: Lady’s Slipper

Continent: Eurasia

Habitat: IV

Applicable Plant Component: herb, root

Invitatory: herb

Convocational: herb

Fortificational: root

Desistant: herb

Pacificatory: root

Reconciliatory: root

Theurgical: root

Amoristic: root, herb

Preserval: root

Vulnerary: root

Sanguinary: herb

Plenitudinal: root

Plenarial: root

Soporific: herb

Ecstatic: herb

Divinatory: root, herb

Resurgent: root, herb

Anecdotal: The spirit within Cypripedium is invoked to address spiritual pain that has led to anxiety, impaired rest, and loss of spiritual clarity. It resolves stagnation of creativity or direction, and reinvigorates determination. Cypripedium is a guardian of sacred cycles and considered love medicine. Bundles of Cypripedium hung near beds are believed to induce profound or prophetic dreams.