Green Witchcraft Quotes

Quotes tagged as "green-witchcraft" Showing 1-4 of 4
Paige Vanderbeck
“There's this myth that everyone who loves or connects with the earth lives on a farm or in the middle of the woods but that isn't true. Anyone can develop a relationship with the earth, no matter what part of it they currently happen to be standing on.”
Paige Vanderbeck, Green Witchcraft: A Practical Guide to Discovering the Magic of Plants, Herbs, Crystals, and Beyond

Paige Vanderbeck
“Tropical palms bring strong solar energy to your home that break up stale energy, and keep your home safe from nasty spiritual entities. The African violet is associated with love and magic, and its vibrant purple flowers pull lunar energy into your home. Aloe, a succulent that grows in long spears, is moon planet associated with the water element because the gel inside the leaves in cooling and healing. The clusters of star shaped flowers that grow on the long tendrils of the hoya, also called a wax plant, produce truly intoxicating nectar whose aroma fills the whole house and bestows blessings on anyone who smells it.”
Paige Vanderbeck, Green Witchcraft: A Practical Guide to Discovering the Magic of Plants, Herbs, Crystals, and Beyond

Ivy Cassidy
“Saoirse brushed her fingers over the faded floral fabric of the quilt on the bed. Instantly, it seemed to brighten, the pattern gaining depth and color. At the window, a small table cradled an assortment of flowers and houseplants in terra-cotta pots. Each one was different. Slightly wild, with leaves reaching and tangling together. Rowan saw Saoirse's shoulders relax, her fingers trailing over a fern's fronds, over the leaves of the melissa balm, just like the one Bridget had always loved. Everly hadn't known they were coming, so she hadn't decorated this room for Saoirse. Deep down, Rowan knew it was the house itself responding to the three of them being here. It knew exactly what Saoirse needed, what made her feel settled.”
Ivy Cassidy, House of Spells and Secrets