Poison Path Grimoire by Coby Michael

Poison Path Grimoire by Coby Michael examines the ritual, historical, and occult roles assigned to poisonous plants and fungi. Centered on the Poison Path and dark herbalism, it combines plant lore, magical correspondences, ritual material, and occult toxicology with the author’s discussion of taboo, adversarial, and feared plant allies.

Subjects Covered

• Poison history, folklore, occult toxicology, and alchemical symbolism
• Baneful herbs, fungi, nightshades, and other poison-plant traditions
• Plants associated with fate and divination
• Love magic, shadow work, spellwork, and the “devil’s garden”
• Magical correspondences and ritual formulas presented by the author
• The distinction the author draws between physical poison and symbolic ego transformation

Who This Book Is For

This is a specialized grimoire for adult readers researching occult herbalism, poisonous-plant lore, baneful magic, shadow work, or the modern Poison Path. It is not a beginner’s guide to ordinary household herbalism and should be approached as a serious study of potentially dangerous materials.

Book Details

• Author: Coby Michael
• Publisher: Inner Traditions
• Format: Paperback
• Pages: 240
• Language: English

A focused reference for an occult library concerned with plant taboos, poison lore, dark herbalism, and the ritual symbolism of transformation.

Safety warning: Poisonous plants and fungi can cause severe injury or death through ingestion, inhalation, skin contact, preparation, or accidental exposure. Do not taste, burn, brew, apply, grow, harvest, or handle an unknown or toxic species based on a book alone. Keep dangerous materials away from children and animals, follow all laws, and seek expert identification and professional poison-safety guidance.