Feb 20 • Herbs 🌿
Bay Laurel
Bay Laurel
Yes, that bay leaf. The one sitting in kitchens pretending it’s boring. It’s been playing dumb for centuries.
Bay is a command herb. Not soothing. Not nurturing. It’s about authority, intention, and getting reality to listen the first time.
What Bay Laurel is used for in dark witchcraft
Commanding outcomes
Strengthening spoken spells
Power words, decrees, and oaths
Manifestation that doesn’t ask politely
Psychic authority and confidence
Bay doesn’t whisper. It states.
How dark witches work with bay (no ingestion, no nonsense)
Write intentions on dried leaves and burn them
Place bay leaves under candles during spellwork
Keep one in your grimoire to empower written work
Add to jars meant for control, success, or influence
Burn during declarations, not emotional spells
Bay likes clarity. If your intent is muddy, it won’t bother helping.
Safety, because humans worry
Not poisonous to touch
Safe around animals unless eaten in large amounts
Whole dried leaves are a choking hazard, not a toxin
Burning is fine. Handling is fine. No drama.
This is not a poison plant. It’s a discipline plant.
Witch truth
Bay shows up when a witch needs to stop doubting and start deciding.
It’s the herb equivalent of saying, “This is happening,” and watching the world adjust.
No chaos. No frenzy. Just quiet dominance.
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Bay Laurel
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