Magical Herbs: Cinnamon

A quick overview on the magical properties of Cinnamon. Not only is cinnamon delicious & wonderful smelling, but cinnamon is very useful in many different magical workings, including kitchen witchery.

[@Loveformula101]

One of my fav herbs too.

[@haleyobrien9091]

Keep making these videos! They are great and have helped me a lot with my erb adventure! What would be great is if you could make a video on a circle? Like a witch circle for like meditating or something I'm not sure but that would be great thanks.

[@GrummanPilots]

Good to know, we are still learning of all the uses for cinnamon.

[@RAVENMoonTarot]

I actually just last month found 2 brooms one is pine the other cinnamon so amazing

[@hexwoman]

this video was very helpful, thank you & blessed be )0(

[@rosajohnson5921]

If you only have ground cinnamon will that work

[@Justice-cx1cd]

Awesome

[@chantalbacco3945]

Salamat po😙

[@Nooni1233]

Thanks :)

[@FokkerDoodlehome]

As usual AWESOME ^__^

[@joyann1968]

Great video! I think I like this herb! ;-)

[@ipip3789]

Thanks You sweet heart

[@rosafunchal4081]

♡☆♡

[@martyca6]

I'm done trying to look online for certain herbs I haven't been able to see but do you know if Curry,Alum and All spice have any magical properties?

[@Diaryofafemaledriver]

U can order ur herbs from Amazon

[@Vicorcivius]

This is one of the ways I and others can easily distinguish between clueless ignorant dabblers and Learned Scholarly Magicians/Witches. Someone who is actually serious about magick and their practice would know that the majority of what comes packaged these days as "Cinnamon" is not actual cinnamon. What you have and are using in your video is not cinnamon at all, It is actually what is known as Cassia. When it comes to COOKING Cassia and Cinnamon can pretty much be used interchangeably (in most dishes that is) as they are so similar tasting that it can be difficult to tell the difference between the two. However there is physical differences between the two as well and Cinnamon and Cassia are VERY VERY different when it comes to their OCCULT PROPERTIES. This is very important when it comes to using them in spell work and other magickal operations. Only a fool or a dabbler would use Cassia in place of Cinnamon in a spell or working. Cinnamon is grown in Ceylon Sri Lanka. Cassia is grown in Asian countries like China. This is why Cassia is also known as Asian Cinnamon or Chinese Cinnamon. Unfortunately for Magick Practitioners Cassia and Cinnamon are two different species. Although related they do have differences. If you want to know the physical differences look them up on google. The smell and taste of both is similar albeit there is differences. Cinnamon is usually a light brown in color and the dried bark of Ceylon Cinnamon is much easier to grind up with a pestle and mortar than Cassia bark is. Cinnamon Bark also dries differently than Cassia Bark, Cinnamon bark rolls up much like a rolled up newspaper, when it dries it curls from one side only into a perfect roll. Cassia dries much like a scroll that is rolled up from both sides to meet in the middle, when it dries, both sides curl towards each other. Cassia bark is also usually much thicker and harder to grind up with a pestle and mortar Cinnamon is not as "spicey" as Cassia. Cinnamon is sweet and lighter than cassia that is why it is sought after for gourmet desserts in the culinary arts as it does not overpower the dish like Cassia can sometimes do. Cassia is much more Pungent smelling. Cassia has a Very strong odor compared to real cinnamon. Cassia when ground up and put into an oil has a sort of rusty red-ish color to it. Cinnamon when ground up and put into an oil has a dark brown color to it. Their is occult differences as well between the two. I will leave that up to those who wish to become learned to find out for themselves though. I trust in the future you will do your homework before you make a video about herb. Thank you for reading my fairly long comment and I hope it will help enlighten a few minds on the subject of Cinnamon and Cassia.

[@hellojimmyjimmy]

yeah its either siagon or ceylon. ceylon is the real cinnamon that breaks easy and is rolled up like a cigar. Siagon doesnt even burn.

[@shellharris4073]

your attitude could get lost and your comment would be seen as nothing more than great advise. The know it all attitude makes you appear very ugly! so you know. Noonie123 is a delightful teacher and we all know those of the Higher Craft that USE WHAT YOU GOT is first and foremost as it is INTENTION that is true FORCE in magic. But like I said your advise is great your attitude is not! It is unnecessary and frankly rude!

[@lisaflanary9441]

Scientiae Magicae I just thought the comment was being nice and trying to educate us but I'm naive & gulable . I do however appreciate the knowledge I had no idea about the two

[@pompeii7895]

u contradict yourself...

[@vsee3154]

Hey, this is her channel, if you want to teach ,step up and get your own channel!

[@RIFLQ]

how to burn cinnamon?

[@jranee1880]

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[@jranee1880]

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[@mintssika4859]

you are expaining it like you are not sure. and im not buying it.