CHICORY ROOT

The Root That Opens Locked Doors.

Chicory is a plant of remarkable stubbornness — it grows in the hardest, most compacted soil, pushing its deep taproot through ground that would defeat lesser plants, and blooming brilliant blue along roadsides and waste places where nothing else thrives. In the folk magic tradition, that quality of breaking through resistance and opening what is closed makes Chicory Root one of the most powerful herbs for removing obstacles. Chicory Root is used for purification, drawing abundance, and removing the obstacles, blockages, and locked doors that stand between you and what you are trying to reach.

If something is in your way, Chicory Root knows how to move it.

Folklore & Magical Uses

Chicory has a long and fascinating history in European folk magic. In German tradition, it was believed that Chicory could be used to open locked boxes, doors, and treasure chests — if the plant was cut with a golden knife at midnight on St. James’s Day (July 25th) in complete silence, it would grant the power to open any lock it touched. This legend of Chicory as a key to locked things runs through its entire magical history and connects directly to its use in obstacle-removing workings.

In the hoodoo and conjure tradition, Chicory Root is used to remove blockages and obstacles from a person’s path — whether those obstacles are practical (a stalled job application, a delayed legal matter, a relationship that cannot seem to move forward) or spiritual (a crossed condition, a hex, or accumulated negative energy that is blocking progress). Its purification quality makes it valuable in cleansing workings that clear the way before a new endeavor, and its abundance energy draws prosperity once the obstacles have been removed. Some workers combine it with Road Opener formulas for a powerful double-action working that both clears the path and draws good fortune forward. Chicory does not ask what is blocking the road. It simply removes it.

Suggested Uses

• Use in obstacle-removing workings to clear blockages from your path
• Add to road-opening formulas for a powerful double-action clearing and drawing working
• Incorporate into purification baths before beginning a new endeavor
• Use in prosperity workings once obstacles have been cleared to draw abundance forward
• Burn as incense when petitioning for a stalled situation to begin moving again

La Raíz que Abre Puertas Cerradas.

La achicoria es una planta de notable obstinación — crece en el suelo más duro y compactado, empujando su profunda raíz pivotante a través de terrenos que derrotarían a plantas menos resistentes, y floreciendo en brillante azul a lo largo de carreteras y lugares érmos donde nada más prospera. En la tradición de magia popular, esa cualidad de romper la resistencia y abrir lo que está cerrado convierte a la raíz de achicoria en una de las hierbas más poderosas para eliminar obstáculos. La raíz de achicoria se usa para la purificación, atraer la abundancia y eliminar los obstáculos, bloqueos y puertas cerradas que se interponen entre tú y lo que intentas alcanzar.

Usos Mágicos y Folclóricos

La achicoria tiene una larga y fascinante historia en la magia popular europea. En la tradición alemana, se creía que la achicoria podía usarse para abrir cajas, puertas y cofres del tesoro cerrados — si la planta se cortaba con un cuchillo dorado a medianoche el Día de Santiago (25 de julio) en completo silencio, otorgaba el poder de abrir cualquier cerradura que tocara. En la tradición del hoodoo, la raíz de achicoria se usa para eliminar bloqueos y obstáculos del camino de una persona, ya sean prácticos o espirituales.

Usos Sugeridos

• Usa en trabajos de eliminación de obstáculos para despejar bloqueos de tu camino
• Añade a fórmulas de apertura de caminos para un poderoso trabajo de limpieza y atracción de doble acción
• Incorpora en baños de purificación antes de comenzar un nuevo proyecto
• Usa en trabajos de prosperidad una vez eliminados los obstáculos para atraer la abundancia
• Quema como incienso cuando pides que una situación estancada comience a moverse de nuevo

Cichorium intybus var. sativum

Sold in 0.5 oz package / Se vende en paquetes de 14 gramos (0.5 oz).