Mistletoe was held sacred by the Druids and the Celts, especially when it grew on the oak. The Druids cut the plant when the moon was six days old for ritual and mystical purposes. Magickally was used for protection, dreams, love, healing and fertility. The herb was placed in cradles in protect the infant from been stolen by the faeries and lovers kissed beneath it to ensure everlasting love. When found on oak trees mistletoe is known as All-Heal as the Druids referred to it as ‘that which cures everything’.
With Love
Danae, The SpellBox Witch

