
08/13/2025
Botanical Name: Achillea millefolium
Common Names: Yarrow, Soldier’s Woundwort, Thousand-Leaf, Carpenter’s W**d
Yarrow has been used for centuries in herbal medicine and spiritual work. Its feathery leaves and clusters of tiny flowers hold not just medicinal properties but a deep energetic presence.
1. Protection & Warding
Yarrow has a long history as a protective herb, believed to shield against negative energy, psychic attack, and unwanted spiritual influence.
Often carried as a talisman, hung above doorways, or sprinkled around a space for energetic safety.
2. Healing & Emotional Resilience
Associated with physical and spiritual healing, it’s said to help mend emotional wounds and restore balance after trauma.
In energy work, yarrow is thought to “seal” the aura, preventing further energetic leaks.
3. Clairvoyance & Divination
Yarrow is linked to heightened psychic awareness.
Historically, the stalks were used in the I Ching for divination.
Can be burned as incense or placed on an altar to deepen intuition during readings or meditation.
4. Love & Relationship Harmony
Folklore says yarrow placed under a pillow can bring dreams of a future lover or strengthen existing bonds.
Used in love sachets to promote understanding and lasting commitment.
Magical Correspondences
Element: Air (sometimes Water)
Planet: Venus (love, beauty, connection) & sometimes Mercury (communication, intellect)
Chakras: Heart (emotional healing) & Third Eye (intuition)
Zodiac Associations: Libra & Virgo
Ways to Work with Yarrow Spiritually
1. Protection Sachet: Combine yarrow with rosemary and black tourmaline in a pouch for daily energetic shielding.
2. Aura Cleansing Spray: Infuse yarrow in water with moonlight, strain, and mist your energy field before meditation or public gatherings.
3. Divination Boost: Place fresh or dried yarrow on your tarot or oracle deck overnight to clear lingering energies.
4. Love & Harmony Charm: Carry a small bundle of yarrow tied with pink or red ribbon to promote understanding in relationships.