The Cherokee believe that their ancestors reside in the Cedar tree. In addition, it helps women recover after childbirth.Įgyptians used it during the mummification process and the Celts often placed cedar sprigs on the heads of their fallen enemies.
Cedar is a popular smudging plant for cleansing and repelling negative spirits. The cedar tree not only produces sweet-smelling wood it is very beneficial in magical preparations. It is often considered a shrub or trash tree although we know it is far superior. The eastern and western cedar tree is a very common tree across North America. Read our article 13 Celtic Tree Months to learn more about those trees including the oak, holly, ash, and hawthorn. The trees that are part of the Celtic Ogham months each have their own longer article. There are so many species of trees that complement our magic. Envision your problem leaving your body, traveling up the trunk, and being expelled by the leaves. Sit under a tree with your back firmly against the trunk. You can meditate on whatever pleases you. Start by wrapping your arms around the tree. Trees are more than willing to help us!Ĭhoose a tree that you can comfortably sit underneath. Meditation and grounding work are both important aspects of pagan rituals. Today pagans continue to have an intimate relationship with trees in order to make connections with the natural and spiritual world.
#Magical trees and birds series#
We also have more tree articles in our series on Celtic Tree Months. We will discuss 4 species of trees and their correspondences. This article will go over our relationship with trees as pagans, honoring trees, and how trees can assist you in magic. Trees offer us parts for healing, places for the fae to live, and a deep spiritual connection with Mother Earth. Ancient cultures including Norse, Celtic, and Native Americans revered and honored trees as part of their religion.
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