Name: Convallaria majalis

Toxicity: considered toxic

Common Names: Lily of the Valley, May Lily

Continent: Europe

Habitat: VI

Applicable Plant Components: flower, root, herb

Sanctificational: flower, herb

Fortificational: flower, root

Psychical: flower

Harmonical: flower

Pacificatory: flower

Reconciliatory: flower, root

Prolongational: flower

Vulnerary: root

Sanguinary: flower

Plenarial: flower

Divinatory: root, flower

Affirmational: root

Anecdotal: The spirit within Convallaria is invoked to address spiritual pain related to severely injured hearts. It is a formidable incarnant for reconciling endopsychic wounds associated with memories that compromise strength and vitality. This property extends to include exorcising malevolent spirits suspected of causing sadness and melancholy as well as impair clarity. It intervenes against loss of receptiveness to guidance offered by Ancestors and benevolent spirits. The perfume of Convallaria is believed the vehicle on which its properties are conveyed. Convallaria is also a dye plant.