More than merely an herbal encyclopedia or a secular analysis of the occult origins of herbal lore, Fruits of Eden aims to synthesize multiple subgenres within the occult into one work- one book, containing strictly analytical content, combined with the how-to experience necessary to explain the more pragmatic usage of the same species within a mystic context. After years of experimentation and hands-on work, and after many moons of research, Fruits of Eden has been born; an effort to allow the reader (whether an occultist ...
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More than merely an herbal encyclopedia or a secular analysis of the occult origins of herbal lore, Fruits of Eden aims to synthesize multiple subgenres within the occult into one work- one book, containing strictly analytical content, combined with the how-to experience necessary to explain the more pragmatic usage of the same species within a mystic context. After years of experimentation and hands-on work, and after many moons of research, Fruits of Eden has been born; an effort to allow the reader (whether an occultist or not, and from whatever mystic school they may be from) to not merely have a knowledge of the botanical world, but to apply it themselves with their own effort. From building your first garden to expanding it, to improving the soil, making your own ink, paper, incense, and smudges, and to identifying some of the more important species ever used by man in ritualism and herbal medicine, Fruits of Eden is designed to deliver all such relevant content in an easily understood and fully illustrated manner.
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