Jasmine Flowers, Whole, 2 oz (Jasminum officinale)

Few scents are as bound to love as jasmine. The small white flowers of Jasminum officinale, intensely sweet and night-blooming, are a Moon-and-Water herb of love, prophetic dreams, and quiet wealth, burned and carried to draw affection, deepen dreaming, and sweeten the spirit. These whole blossoms carry that heady, moonlit perfume.

This 2 oz size is the everyday size for love charms, dream sachets, and money work; the 1 oz size suits a single working and the working pound keeps the jar deep. Reach for jasmine when love or the dreaming mind is the work.

Key Features of Jasmine Flowers

A love flower. Jasmine is one of the great love herbs, burned and carried to draw affection and deepen tender, spiritual love.

Prophetic dreams. Cunningham seats jasmine under the Moon and Water; tucked into a dream pillow it deepens dreaming and invites prophetic dreams.

Whole flowers, the 2 oz size. Whole blossoms keep their famous perfume; this pack suits sachets, dream pillows, and incense, and the working pound goes deeper.

Product Details

• Botanical name: Jasminum officinale (jasmine)
• Tradition: Cunningham places jasmine under the Moon and the element Water
• Form: whole dried flowers
• Weight: 2 oz
• For spiritual use only; not a food, drug, or supplement, and not for ingestion
• Storage: keep sealed in a cool, dark place

The Spiritual Significance

Jasmine opens its flowers at night and pours out a perfume strong enough to fill a garden, and that moonlit sweetness is the heart of its magic. Cunningham seats jasmine under the Moon and the element Water, naming love, prophetic dreams, and money among its powers. As a love herb it is among the most prized, burned and carried to draw affection and to deepen a tender, spiritual, soul-level love rather than mere passion. Its lunar nature also makes it a dreaming herb: tucked into a dream pillow, jasmine deepens sleep's visions and is said to bring prophetic dreams.

Jasmine carries a third, quieter thread of money and abundance, added to prosperity sachets for a soft, drawing sweetness. It is a heady, romantic, moonlit flower. Plentiful Earth offers these blossoms strictly for ritual and spiritual use, not as a food, drug, or supplement, and they are not for ingestion.

How To Use Jasmine Flowers

1. Draw love. Add jasmine to a love charm or sachet, or burn it as incense, to draw tender, spiritual affection.
2. Deepen dreams. Tuck the flowers into a dream pillow for deep, prophetic dreaming.
3. Burn as incense. Burn a few blossoms over charcoal in a fire-safe dish in a ventilated room, within sight and away from anything flammable, for love or dream work.
4. Sweeten a money sachet. Add jasmine to a prosperity charm for a soft, drawing pull.
5. Store them sealed, in a cool, dark place between workings.

Pairs Well With

• Pink Rose Petals, 1 oz: the classic love flower to pair with jasmine.
• Damiana Leaf Cut, 1 oz: a passion-and-attraction herb for love work.
• Mugwort Cut, 1 oz: deepen the prophetic dreaming in a dream pillow.
• Whole Lavender Flowers, 1 oz: a calming, dreaming companion for the pillow.
• The Complete Book of Incense, Oils and Brews by Scott Cunningham: blend your own love and dream incense.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is jasmine used for in magic?

Above all for love, burned and carried to draw tender, spiritual affection, and for prophetic dreams, tucked into a dream pillow to deepen dreaming. It also carries a money association. Cunningham places jasmine under the Moon and Water.

Can I make jasmine tea or take it?

No. Plentiful Earth offers these blossoms strictly for ritual and spiritual use, not as a food, drug, or supplement, and they are not for ingestion. Food-grade jasmine tea is sold separately as a food product.

How do I use it for prophetic dreams?

Tuck a few jasmine flowers into a dream pillow, alone or with mugwort and lavender, and keep it near your head as you sleep, asking for the dreams you seek. Its lunar nature is read as deepening dream visions.

What are jasmine's correspondences?

Cunningham seats jasmine under the Moon and the element Water, naming love, prophetic dreams, and money among its powers. That cool, lunar, watery nature shapes its tender, dreaming, drawing character.

How should I store them?

Keep the whole flowers sealed in a cool, dark place, away from heat and light. Whole blossoms hold their famous perfume longest, so a sealed jar will carry you through many love and dream workings.