Tribe.net. Local Connections Katha http://foodhistory.tribe.net/thread/c975461b-1337-4731-bd32-6c5513632152#a8becc6d-0fff-428a-a12a-81b8142a3fbc 2008-10-21T18:58:11Z 2008-10-21T18:58:11Z

know that in the Jewish tradition teachers would put a touch of honey on students' lips to make the lesson sweet... don't know if that's a 'spell'...

Katha 2008-10-21T18:58:11Z Amaranth http://foodhistory.tribe.net/thread/c975461b-1337-4731-bd32-6c5513632152#ce53b6e0-3d4a-4a3d-8a26-89bcbdb54a1c 2008-10-19T21:31:49Z 2008-10-19T21:31:49Z

Nope but that is interesting. I do know that honey wine known as mead is used in some Celtic Pagan ceremonies. I am sure honey has been used in spellwork. Most spellwork is metaphor for your intentions anyway so if you want to use honey in a spell, go for it, you decide what it symbolizes for you, be creative and harm none,.

Amaranth 2008-10-19T21:31:49Z petra http://foodhistory.tribe.net/thread/c975461b-1337-4731-bd32-6c5513632152#c4adcd93-fe9c-46be-82d6-14b563dfab10 2008-09-30T07:20:05Z 2008-09-30T07:20:05Z

Does anyone know what honey is used for in spellwork, and what are some good myths and lore about honey? I read that in ancient egypt, men has to promise a woman X amount of honey to have her as his wife....I cannot find the original article on that, does anyone know more about that factoid? Thank you :)

petra 2008-09-30T07:20:05Z