Cinnamon Sticks

Cinnamon sticks are the dried, curled-up bark of cinnamon trees. The sticks can then be ground up into a powder. They come from the bark of trees in the Cinnamomum family, which are native to various parts of Asia, including Sri Lanka, India, Indonesia, and China. The two most commonly used types of cinnamon are Ceylon cinnamon, also known as "true" cinnamon, which comes from the inner bark of the Cinnamomum verum tree, and cassia cinnamon, which comes from the Cinnamomum cassia tree. 

Our cinnamon sticks come in a sealable 3"x4" bag with a weight of 25 grams (0.91oz) which is about 11 sticks-- and was packaged with gloves. We recommend doing a skin test to make sure you are not allergic if you plan on using Cinnamon topically. Cinnamon is very strong and can be irritating to the skin. It is best to dilute it with something else to make it not as harsh. Most research doesn't recommend using cinnamon on the skin at all. Please do your own research and use your best judgment.

Ancient use of Cinnamon:

Cinnamon has a long history of usage from all over the world. It originates from China where they used it to purify a space and the Bible mentions it for consecrating altars. It was first brought to Europe over 2400 years ago. In ancient Egypt, it was used in embalming rituals, and to cleanse the body, and for anointing. In ancient Rome, it was considered a luxury item and used in perfumes and as incense. The name comes from the Hebrew word "quddah”, which means "amber" or "quetsioth" - "bark like cinnamon". The Greek word is "kasia" which means trees that resemble or are similar to acacias. It was so special in its time, that is was used as a special gift for Kings and Gods. It was thought that the trees were protected by winged serpents. When it was introduced to the Western World, cinnamon was a trade secret so no one was sure about it's origins. It was thought that it was fished up from the Nile, or from the nests of 'cinnamon birds'. 

How to use Cinnamon:

Adding cinnamon to any spell can increase the vibration of all the other ingredients. It has been known for its prosperity properties and brings an abundance of attraction to its user. It can also be used in love and lust spells. It has an uplifting energy about it that raises your vibration and is useful in healing spells. As a sun herb, it’s beneficial in the growth of spirituality, protection, and development of psychic connections. It brings courage, energy, and vitality.  Carry a cinnamon stick in your wallet or purse to attract money, sprinkle cinnamon powder around their work area or on their business cards to attract success, or blow cinnamon in your door at the first of the month to bring in abundance. Use cinnamon in the bedroom to attract intimacy, or use it on your altar for a spiritual connection. Burning cinnamon can help raise your spiritual awareness and enhance your psychic abilities. Three pinches of cinnamon under the doormat will bring good luck into the home. Add a piece of black tourmaline to your cinnamon sticks if wanting to increase their protective properties.

Chakra: Sacral

Zodiac: Leo & Capricorn

Planet: Sun

Element: Fire

Deities:

Venus, Aphrodite, Apollo, Hestia, Brigid

Sabbaths: Mabon & Samhain

How to use cinnamon in a spell or ritual:

Cinnamon Spell for Wealth:

Ingredients:

• Cinnamon (ground)
• A dollar bill, or a Gold 100 Dollar Bill
• Prosperity Oil, like Rich Bitch Ritual Oil

Set your intention, open a circle, call in the directions and guardians if that is part of your practice.

Take your dollar, and anoint the corners with the prosperity oil. Take the cinnamon and sprinkle it over the dollar bill.

Fold the dollar 5 times, and while doing so, visualize your wealth pouring in. Optional, but you can ask Jupiter to bless this item.

Close your circle and release your guardians.

Keep this dollar bill in your wallet to keep the money flowing in!

All our herbs are organic and have been cleansed energetically. 

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