Description
Licorice root magical properties – used in love and lust magic to ensure fidelity and to command the other person to bend to your will. For this reason, it is often used in spells that compel another to follow you or do your bidding. Used for taking control over situations and for spells of domination.
Licorice root is most commonly utilized in love and lust spells. It can be worn to entice love and passion. It could also be added to a mojo bag to assist improve a partnership’s fidelity.
Licorice has a long history of being utilized in control and compulsion spells. The ethics of these kinds of endeavors are debatable, so act with caution. However, when applying for a new job or position, this could be beneficial.
Use it in spellwork to increase your own willpower and empower oneself. After bewitching the root or powder for your goal of strengthening your will or empowering you to perform a crucial task, make a tea with it and envision yourself passing that test or acing that job interview as you drink. The same approach applies if you sense your willpower is waning. If you don’t want to drink the tea for health reasons, you can sprinkle it on yourself before starting the task. You can alternatively carry the root in a pouch that has been cleansed, consecrated, and enchanted for your specific purpose. As you can see, licorice root has several and varied magical properties
Licorice is mostly grown in Asia’s central and southeast. Licorice roots are tightly packed with various chemical components that give it its sweet, familiar flavor as well as its numerous medicinal benefits.
While we are most familiar with licorice in the form of sweets, most candies contain very little or no licorice extract. Instead, most candies contain anise seed oil in various forms. Although anise, star anise, and fennel have a flavor that is similar to licorice, they are not botanically related.
Licorice root has been shown to have antiviral effects. Glycyrrhizin (licorice root) was identified to help reduce the symptoms of herpes simplex viruses in 1977. Further study shows that licorice root is effective in treating symptoms associated with more dangerous infections like hepatitis, flu, and even HIV and SARS — at least in the test tube. These findings are so promising that more research is being done all across the world.
