Blessing Oil

Uses in Witchcraft & Magic:

• Blessing
• Meditation Aid
• Aura Cleansing

What it is for

• A new home, a new room, or a house that feels empty after someone left
• After an argument, a death, an illness, or a working that left the air thin
• Blessing a baby, a marriage bed, a shop, or a first apartment
• Consecrating candles, statuary, pendulums, decks, and altar tools
• White-candle work, Sunday work, and any petition that needs to be received clean
• Doorframes, windowsills, and the four corners of a room
• Floor washes and door dressings when you want peace to stay, not just leave
• Anointing yourself before ritual, court, church, or any place you need to walk in blessed

How to use it

White or gold candle.
Carve the name of the person, the house, or the thing you are blessing, base to wick. Dress the candle with Blessing Oil, drawing the oil up and toward you. Set it in the center of the room or on the altar. Speak the blessing out loud. Let it burn clean.

Doors and thresholds.
Anoint the top of the door and both sides of the frame, working inward. That is how you call blessing into the house instead of sending it out. Do the front door first. Then the bedroom. Then the room that has been the most unsettled.

Floor wash.
A few drops in a bucket of water with salt. Wash toward the back of the house or toward the door you want peace to enter through. Do not treat this like a banishing mop. You are laying a condition, not chasing one out.

Tools and petitions.
A thin film on a new deck, a pendulum, a statue, a written prayer, or a seal. Name what the object is for while you dress it. One sentence is enough.

On the body.
Pulse points, brow, and the hollow of the throat before ritual or before you walk into a house that needs settling. A drop on the crown of a child or on the hands of someone starting over.

Shake before use.

Sunday, the waxing moon, or dawn if you can choose the hour. You can still bless a door at 11 p.m. if the house will not wait.

Sizes

Larger bottles are discounted.
The 4 oz is the best per-ounce price if you bless a home, an altar, or client spaces more than once.

We keep this oil in a master bottle and pour to order.