Red Clover Tops

Packaged, 0.25 oz.

RED CLOVER FLOWERS are widely believed to bring Good Luck in Love and Marriage Matters. Many folks carry them in a flannel bag for satisfying conjugal relations and to ensure a happy marriage. For 9 days bathe in Red Clover tea before dawn, saving the bath water and pouring it over your head each day, always rubbing downward and never upward. On the ninth morning carry the wash basin to a crossroads, call the name of the one whom they Desire, throw the water toward the rising Sun — and very soon, your lover will come to you.

How to use:

The old tradition in ritual bathing is generally requires to steep the herbs in boiling water, strain the mixture, let the liquid cool, and pour it over the body while standing in a wash tub. New way of preparation ritual bath is to boil a spoon full of this Herbal blend in half a gallon of water, strain the mixture and pour the liquid into your bath tub and mix well. This herbal bath can also be added to your mop water and used in the home as a floor wash to "bathe your home".


Aside from washing away the petty matters of the outside world, it is suggested that while bathing, you meditate on the desired goals and effects of the ritual you are about to undertake. Visualize the end results already being obtained. Usually, one to two tablespoons of bath formula are used per tub of hot water or big bowl.

Red clover (Trifolium pratense) is a flowering plant that belongs to the legume family. Red Clover Tops refers to the upper parts of the plant, including the flowers and leaves. Red clover is known for its vibrant pink to red blossoms and its historical use in traditional herbalism. Here's more about red clover tops and their potential uses:

**1. Medicinal Uses:**
Red clover tops have been used in traditional herbal medicine for various potential health benefits:

- **Women's Health:** Red clover tops are often used to support women's health, particularly during menopause. They are believed to contain compounds that mimic estrogen, which may help alleviate menopausal symptoms.

- **Blood Purification:** Red clover tops are thought to support blood purification and detoxification.

- **Respiratory Health:** Red clover may have benefits for respiratory health and has been used to ease coughs and promote lung health.

**2. Culinary Uses:**
Red clover tops are not commonly used in cooking, but they can be added to salads or used as a garnish. The flowers have a slightly sweet taste and can add color to dishes.

**3. Metaphysical and Spiritual Uses:**
While red clover tops are primarily used for their potential health benefits, they can also be incorporated into metaphysical and spiritual practices:

- **Protection:** Some practitioners use red clover tops for protection and to ward off negative energies.

- **Luck and Prosperity:** Red clover is associated with luck and abundance in some traditions.

**4. Rituals and Practices:**
Red clover tops can be integrated into various rituals and practices:

- **Teas and Infusions:** Red clover tops can be used to make herbal teas and infusions for their potential health benefits.

- **Sachets and Charms:** Incorporate dried red clover tops into sachets or charms for protection or luck.

**5. Correspondences:**
- **Planetary:** Associated with the planet Venus.

- **Elemental:** Linked to the element of Water due to its emotional and intuitive qualities.

**6. Ethical Considerations:**
When working with any plant, consider ethical sourcing and sustainable practices to honor the plant's gifts and protect its populations.

**7. Intent and Focus:**
When using red clover tops in your practices, set clear intentions and focus your energy on your desired outcome. Approach their use with gratitude and a willingness to learn and adapt practices to align with your spiritual path. If you're new to using herbs in your spiritual practice, consider studying their correspondences and seeking guidance from experienced practitioners.