Ritual Herbs - Cinnamon Powder

Element Associations:Fire
Planetary Associations:Sun
Astrological Associations:Aries | Leo
Chakra Associations:Solar Plexus | Sacral
Energy:Masculine / Expressive
Magical Properties:Protection | Prosperity | Wealth | Success | Vitality | Love | Spiritual Strength
Healing Properties: Digestive Support | Warming Circulation | Gas & Bloating Relief | Nausea Support
Botanical Name:Cinnamomum verum 

Common Magical Uses:

• Protection & Sanctification: Burn as incense or sprinkle lightly in ritual spaces to purify and strengthen protective boundaries.
  
• Prosperity & Success: Add to money spells, abundance bowls, business workings, or dress green and gold candles to attract success and financial growth.
  
• Love & Attraction: Use in charm bags, powders, or candle magic to spark passion, warmth, and romantic magnetism.
  
• Vitality & Solar Energy: Incorporate into rituals to boost confidence, courage, and personal power.
  
• Tea & Culinary Use: Brew in tea for warming digestive support or incorporate into food to align magical intention with daily life.

Cinnamon is a sacred spice with thousands of years of documented use in Egypt, China, India, and the Middle East. It was burned in temples in Ancient Egypt, traded as a luxury good along early spice routes, and valued in traditional systems of medicine for its warming and stimulating qualities. Associated with the Sun and the element of Fire, Cinnamon carries energy of vitality, protection, prosperity, and strength. Its warming nature makes it especially powerful in workings focused on success, attraction, and empowerment.

Due to its powdered form, Cinnamon is highly concentrated - a little goes a long way in both magical and culinary applications.

**Always consult a physician before using herbal products, especially if you are pregnant, nursing, or on any medication(s). These herbs, resins, roots, flowers, and powders are meant to be used for spell and ritual work.

• "Small" bags are full 2x3" re-sealable zip lock bags. Roughly 1.0 oz per bag.