Harmala herb. Burial ground, retailer grave grass, carpenter, arrow, white-sided, rue, yuzyurlyun, yuzerlik, pigan, isryk, adraspan, magic herb

The harmala herb is collected in an ecologically clean area. Dried in bunches according to all the rules.


The harmala herb is considered sacred. It is the strongest magical herb with amazing properties. She protects the house from bad news and the «evil eye».

The smell of harmala scares away evil spirits and dark forces, brings good luck and preserves health.

The grass is hung at the gates and front doors, placed in a cradle, added to charms, and even sewn into pillows and blankets.
The magical defender of the house (harmala) is called upon to block the path of all troubles and misfortunes, all diseases. The miraculous grass, like a magic talisman, brings luck and happiness to households, meeting dear guests at the doorstep and taking the uninvited away from the house.
It is also believed that fumigation with harmala brings good luck in trade and protects against troubles and hardships.
With its help, grooms are attracted and also, if the bride enters her husband's house for the first time, then she must be purified with smoke so that life is happy.
It is known that Leonardo da Vinci and Michelangelo used harmala to develop their creative vision.
This herb is one of the frequent components of shamanic and spiritualistic sessions. Shamans use harmala to increase their power, search for lost objects and similar things.

Large retailer doses of harmala can put a person into a trance and facilitate the opening of his «third eye».
From the point of view of medicine, this herb is «a cure for a thousand diseases»:
- soothes the heart rate;
- effective in asthma, acts as a bronchodilator;
- possesses anti-staphylococcal activity and extremely strong antimicrobial properties;
- helps to cope with colds, flu;
- treat headaches and venereal diseases;
- soothes the nervous system, improves sleep.
Garmala has many other names: burial ground, grave grass, carpenter, arrow, white-sided, rue, yuzyurlyun, yuzerlik, pigan, isirik, isryk, adraspan.