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Pulvis Cordis Refrigerans
Powder to Cool the Heart

Tradition:
Western

Source / Author:
Augustana

Herb Name
Bugloss flower
Borage flower
Balm
Red Sandalwood
White Sandalwood
Yellow Sandalwood
Rose
Citron peel
Sorrel seed
Aloeswood
Clove
Garnet
Jacinth
Sapphire
Carnelian
Emerald
Doronicum
Red Behen
White Behen
Amber
Bone of a Stag’s Heart
Pearl
Red Coral
White Coral
Tabasheer (‘Spodium’)
Saffron
Camphor
Musk
Latin
Lycopsis arvensis
Borago officinalis
Melissa officinalis
Pterocarpus santalinus
Santalum album
Santalum citrinum
Rosa gallica
Citrus medica
Rumex acetosa
Aquillaria agallocha
Eugenia caryophyllus
Granatum
Hyacinthus
Sapphirus
Sardinus
Smaragdus
Doronicum hookeri
Salvia hemotodes
Centaurea behen
Succinum
Os Cordis Cervii
Margarita
Corallum rubrum
Corallum album
Bambusae silicae
Crocus sativus
Camphora
Moschus
Amount


1⁄2 handful each



2 drams each



1 1⁄2 drams each




1 dram each




4 scruples each



1⁄2 dram each
1⁄2 scruple
6 grains
3 grains

Preparation:
Powder; the stones must be finely levigated with Rose water until extremely fine. The herbs are powdered together, then the stones are added, lastly adding the Camphor and Musk.

Function:
Clears Heart Fire, Calms the Heart and Spirit

Use:
1. Palpitations
2. Syncope
3. Melancholy
4. Heart disorders including Arrhythmias from Heat
5. Strengthens Vital Faculty

Dose:
1⁄2–1 dram in a suitable vehicle such as Syrup of Rose or of Violet

Cautions:
None noted

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