Mistletoe
Mistletoe was used by Druid priests 200 years before the birth of [?] in their winter celebrations. They revered the plant since it had no roots yet remained green during the cold months of [?].
The ancient Celtics believed mistletoe to have [?] healing powers and used it as an antidote for poison, infertility, and to ward of evil spirits. The plant was also seen as a symbol of peace. Scandanavians associated the plant with Frigga, their goddess of [?], and it may be from this that we derive the custom of [?] under the mistletoe. Those who kissed under the mistletoe had the promise of happiness and good luck in the following year.