Myrtle Leaves

Myrtle leaves have a rich history in spiritual and religious practices, where they are highly valued for their purifying and protective properties. These leaves emit a fresh, fragrant aroma that is believed to cleanse and purify the air and any surrounding spaces. This makes them a popular choice for burning as incense, which is used to create a calming, meditative atmosphere and to purify negative energy.

In addition to burning as incense, myrtle leaves are also commonly used in bath water or tea infusions. Bathing in water infused with myrtle leaves is thought to purify the body and promote good health, while drinking tea made from these leaves is believed to have a calming effect on the mind and spirit.

Cultures around the world also use myrtle leaves in amulet bags or sachets to attract love and positive energy. These small bags are filled with myrtle leaves and other herbs and spices that are believed to bring good luck and positivity into the wearer's life. They are often carried with the intention of attracting a romantic partner, or to increase the likelihood of success in personal or professional endeavors.
Wear or carry the Myrtle leaves to encourage sexuality or toss a piece of the Myrtle onto the path of someone you desire and it is said that they will soon be yours alone.