Tranquility oil

How to Use It

Witchcraft & Folk Magick

• Dress a pale blue or lavender candle and burn it before meditation.
• Anoint the pulse points before sleep or a quiet ritual.
• Add a few drops to a ritual bath with Epsom salt and lavender buds.

Hoodoo & Rootwork

• Dress a blue candle for peace in a troubled home.
• Add to a floor wash for rooms where people argue or cannot settle.

Ceremonial & Occult Magick

• Anoint the brow before scrying or pathworking to quiet mental chatter.
• Dress candles for workings of the Moon to calm the emotions.

A Simple Working

• Take a pale blue chime candle and a small bowl of water.
• Dress the candle with Tranquility oil from base to wick.
• Add one drop of oil to the bowl of water.
• Light the candle and sit comfortably in front of it.
• Breathe slowly, counting four in and six out, until your mind slows.
• Dip your fingers in the water and touch your forehead, throat and heart.
• Let the candle burn while you rest, then pour the water out onto the earth.

Pairs Well With

• Lavender, a soothing herb in peace and sleep work.
• Chamomile, for calm and gentle blessing.
• Amethyst, kept by the bed or on the meditation altar.
• Blue candles, for peace.
• Peaceful Home oil, when the calm is needed for a whole household.

What You Receive

Tranquility oil, available in 2 dram, 1 oz and 16 oz bottles.

Origin & Lore

Tranquility oil is a named condition oil in the folk-magick tradition, made for calm, rest and inner quiet. It is used before meditation, at the end of difficult days and in workings meant to soothe an anxious atmosphere.

Tranquility work is less about changing the world and more about changing the temperature inside you, so you can meet the world clearly.

Calming and peace formulas have been part of the condition-oil tradition since spiritual-supply companies began bottling named oils in the early 20th century. They grew alongside older European practices of soothing baths, sleep pillows and lavender water.