Name: Polypodium vulgare

Toxicity: not known

Common Name: Wall Fern

Continent: Eurasia

Habitat: damp woods

Applicable Plant Components: root, herb

Sanctificational: herb

Psychical: root

Desistant: root

Pacificatory: root

Reconciliatory: root

Theurgical: root, herb

Transmutational: herb

Prolongational: herb

Amoristic: herb

Vulnerary: herb, root

Sanguinary: herb, root

Plenitudinal: herb, root

Divinatory: herb

Affixal: herb

Anecdotal: Polypodium is companion magic to Quercus and is linked to matters of the heart. The spirit within Polypodium is invoked to address spiritual pain that has severely impaired self-expression or ones sense of vision. It stops attrition of spiritual energy and reconciles endopsychic wounds. If needed, Polypodium can exorcise opportunistic and malevolent spirits that exploit such dilemmas and cause inordinate mental anguish.