Cumin Seed Herb

  Metaphysical Properties Of Cumin Seeds Official Name: Cumimum cyminum Other Names: Cumino, Cumino Aigro, Sanoot, KimoonGender: MasculinePlanet: MarsElement: FireMetaphysical Powers: Protection, Fidelity, Exorcism, Anti-Theft Common Magickal Uses and Folklore of Cumin Seeds In Germany and Italy, Cumin is put into bread to keep wood spirits from stealing it. Cumin seed also possesses the "gift of retention"; i.e., it will prevent the theft of any object that retains it. Cumin is burned with frankincense for protection and scattered on the floor, sometimes with salt, to drive out evil. Brides also wear it to keep negativity away from the wedding. Used in love spells, and when given to a lover, it will promote fidelity. Cumin seed is steeped in wine to make a lust potion. Cumin, when carried, gives peace of mind, and if you plan to grow the plant yourself, bear in mind that you must curse while sowing the seed to obtain a good crop! Cumin provides iron and helps control blood sugar