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Sacred Thyme for Permaculture. Interview with Abel R. Gomez is a writer, ritualist, community organizer. By Willi Paul, openmythsource.com

Sacred Thyme for Permaculture. Interview with Abel R. Gomez is
a writer, ritualist, community organizer. By Willi Paul, openmythsource.com

http://planetshifter.com/node/2006

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Willi: How can permaculturists better incorporate earth-based magic into their projects?

Abel: There are several ways for the permaculturist to incorporate magic into their projects and lives. The first I would suggest is to learn the magical properties of the plants growing in your garden. Every plant has a particular magical property that we can use for personal magic. For example, Rosemary is connected with protection, purification, and healing. A great book to start with is ‘Cunningham’s Encyclopedia of Magical Herbs’ by Scott Cunningham. You can go into your garden and make offerings to the spirits of the land to partner with you while gardening.