Indian Corn
MAIZE
zea mays

Pluto
Fertility
Green
Religious

USAGE
Corn is an appropriate herb to be brought
into the temple or carried through the fields
to represent fertility,
to invoke the Mother of Nature and ask
for her blessings, or to work magickally for abundance.

Corn is an integral aspect of so many religions and associated
with a multitude of deities, primarily goddesses able to teach
the mysteries of life, death and rebirth.

Those who work magicakally with foxes might remember
the legend in which the fox
takes a divine role in bringing us corn.

Corn is grown in our garden in order to be integrated
into the sabbatobserved at the Autumn Equinox but assists
us in turning the Wheel of the Year at Lammas as well.


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