Psychic Vision oil
$15.35
An oil for visions and dreams
A Psychic Vision anointing oil for stirring psychic visions and dreams, used on the brow, candles and divination tools.
Quick Uses
- Divination: anoint the brow before tarot, scrying or meditation.
- Candle dressing: dress a purple candle for psychic work.
- Scrying: anoint a scrying mirror or crystal ball.
- Lunar work: dress a lunar talisman on a Monday.
How to Use It
Witchcraft & Folk Magick
- Anoint the brow before tarot, scrying or meditation.
- Dress a purple candle for psychic work.
Ceremonial & Occult Magick
- Anoint a scrying mirror or crystal ball.
- Dress a lunar talisman on a Monday.
A Simple Working
- Set a bowl of water or a black mirror before you.
- Anoint a purple candle and light it.
- Dab a drop on your brow.
- Gaze into the water or mirror for ten minutes.
- Note any images or impressions.
- Pinch out the candle.
Pairs Well With
- Mugwort, for divination.
- Amethyst, for psychic work.
- A purple candle, for psychic power.
- A black scrying mirror.
What You Receive
Psychic Vision oil, in a 4 dram bottle.
Origin & Lore
Psychic vision oils are formulas made to support divination, clairvoyance and visionary dreams. They are used on the brow and on tools of seeing such as mirrors, crystal balls and tarot decks.
Seers in many traditions have marked the brow before looking into water, fire or mirror for visions.
Scrying in water, mirrors and crystal has been practised in many cultures, and Renaissance magicians in England kept polished stones and mirrors for seeing spirits.
The Pythia, the priestess of Apollo at Delphi, was the most famous seer of the ancient Greek world, consulted by rulers and cities for centuries.
Modern psychic vision formulas grew out of the twentieth-century spiritual supply trade, which sold oils for mediums, readers and Spiritualist churches.
Did You Know?
An obsidian mirror once used for scrying in Elizabethan England is held today in the British Museum.
| Weight | 0.16 lbs |
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