Savory in Magic and Superstition

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	Savory in Magic & Superstition Nature holds the key to our aesthetic, intellectual, cognitive and even spiritual satisfaction....Edward O. Wilson
Additional Savory Information Growing Savory Medicinal Uses Recipes Herb Index Page Site Map Home Annuals Architectural Elements Backyard Habitat Biennials Bonsai Bulbs Cactus/Xeriscaping Companions Composting Container Gardening Crafts Gardening Q/A Garden Ornamentation Gargoyles Greenhouses Ground Covers Herbs Houseplants Insects/Diseases Landscaping Organics Perennials Ponds Propagation Recipes Roses Seeds Shade Gardens Shrubs/Hedges Tools Trees Vegetables Vines Weeds Wildflowers Wildlife Shop Unusual Design Toscano Estate Sale - Savings on Furniture, Home Accents, Garden Decor and more!	Savory is bound to Venus and air. The Latin name for Savory is Satureja - a derivative of which means Satyr, which is a half-man and half-goat creature of legend. The plant supposedly belonged to the Satyrs, who loved sex, drink and loud parties. The god Pan was a satyr. There's not much else in mythology or modern magic about this herb that I can find, other than you can carry it, eat it, burn it, or wear it for intellect, creativity, and to maintain the good life. Custom Search
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