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HYSSOPUS OFFICINALIS
“Purge me with hyssop and I shall be clean.”
Psalm 51:7, The Bible
Salt: Hyssop is a fever remedy , indicated in “slow fever” where nerves are affected so reactions and movements are
slow, numb and weak. It is deeply penetrating, opening pores and passageways
deep inside the body, as well as the skin, releasing heat through the skin. It
acts cooling, lubricating, cleansing fluids, removing heat and congestion.
slow, numb and weak. It is deeply penetrating, opening pores and passageways
deep inside the body, as well as the skin, releasing heat through the skin. It
acts cooling, lubricating, cleansing fluids, removing heat and congestion.
Mold growing on the leaves of hyssop produces
penicillin.
penicillin.
Mercury: David Dalton developped a profile for
the mental state associated with hyssop that may owe something to the biblical
concept. He recomends it for people who feel guilty, feel undeserving of
happiness, fear punishment , fear pleasure and engage in self-sabotage.
the mental state associated with hyssop that may owe something to the biblical
concept. He recomends it for people who feel guilty, feel undeserving of
happiness, fear punishment , fear pleasure and engage in self-sabotage.
Sulphur: Herbalist Juliette de Bairacli Levy
recomends hyssop as a highly effective remedial agent in all forms of
poisoning. Foxes are said to seek out this plant when poisoned.
recomends hyssop as a highly effective remedial agent in all forms of
poisoning. Foxes are said to seek out this plant when poisoned.
If you feel you may be carrying some ancestral
programming or karmic patterns, hyssop may bring clarity and clear this kind of
metaphorically poisoning of the soul.
programming or karmic patterns, hyssop may bring clarity and clear this kind of
metaphorically poisoning of the soul.
Spagyric tincture of Hyssopus Officinalis.
Take 3-15 drops directly on the tongue with
the dropper or in a little warm water when in need.
the dropper or in a little warm water when in need.
Hyssopus officinalis, hyssop, jupiter, fear, poison, fever, karma, guilt