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Jasmine

Love, prophetic dreams, money

Jasmine (Jasminum officinale) — photograph of the herb
Jasmine

About Jasmine

Jasmine flowers open at night and fill the dark with scent, tying them to the Moon, dreams and love. They are used to draw love, prophetic dreams and money.

Night-blooming jasmine specifically tied to moon and dream magic.

History & folklore

In India, jasmine is sacred to Vishnu and woven into garlands for weddings and temple offerings. In Persia it was called the 'king of flowers'. Its night-blooming habit linked it with the Moon and with dreams across many cultures.

Correspondences

Traditional uses
Love, prophetic dreams, money
Latin name
Jasminum officinale
Element
Water
Planet
Moon
Best day
Monday
Moon phase
Full moon — when intuition and divination are strongest
Intentions
Love, Dreams, Abundance

Ways to work with it

  1. Place jasmine flowers by your bed for prophetic dreams.
  2. Add dried flowers to a love sachet.
  3. Burn jasmine incense on a full-moon night.

Growing & gathering

Common jasmine is a climbing plant that needs a warm, sunny wall or a conservatory in cold climates. Pick flowers in the evening when the scent is strongest. Dried jasmine and jasmine tea are easy to buy.

Safety

True jasmine is generally safe. Don't confuse it with Carolina or yellow jessamine (Gelsemium), which is highly poisonous.

A simple sample spell

A gentle question for evening

You will need: Dried jasmine in a closed jar and a notebook.

  1. Write one question about your own hopes or feelings.
  2. Set the closed jar beside the notebook and sit quietly for a minute.
  3. Say, “May I hear my own thoughts without rushing them.”
  4. Write whatever arises without treating it as prophecy. Revisit it tomorrow and store the flowers; do not brew unidentified jasmine.

This original Flint & Flicker spell is a symbolic practice for reflection and intention, not a guarantee of results. It needs no flame, ingestion or skin application. Use a closed, labeled packet or a drawing if handling the herb is unsuitable; keep all materials away from children and pets.

Correspondences are traditional associations gathered from folk practice and modern craft books. They vary between sources, and they are not medical advice. Read our editorial approach.

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