Jasmine oil

How to Use It

Witchcraft & Folk Magick

• Prophetic dreams: put a drop on the pillow or dress a white candle with the oil before sleep when you want guidance in dreams.
• Love and sensuality: anoint a red or pink candle on a Friday, and wear a drop on the pulse points.
• Moon work: dress silver or white candles with jasmine oil at the full moon.

Hoodoo & Rootwork

• Love drawing: jasmine is used in love and attraction formulas and on red flannel love bags.
• Money: a drop is added to money oils for a sweet, drawing quality.

Ceremonial & Occult Magick

• Lunar rites: jasmine is given to the Moon in modern correspondence tables, used for scrying and visionary work on Mondays.

A Simple Working

• On the night of a full moon, set a white chime candle beside your bed.
• Dress it with jasmine oil and light it.
• Write your question on a slip of paper and put a drop of oil on it.
• Read the question aloud three times.
• Snuff the candle and put the paper under your pillow.
• Write down any dreams as soon as you wake.

Pairs Well With

• A white chime candle: for dream and Moon work.
• Mugwort: the classic herb for prophetic dreams.
• Moonstone: to keep under the pillow.
• Rose petals: for love workings with jasmine.

What You Receive

Jasmine oil, a scented anointing oil, available in 2 dram, 1 oz and 16 oz.

Origin & Lore

Jasmine (Jasminum) is a climbing shrub of South and Southeast Asia and the Himalayas, its name from the Persian yasaman. Its flowers are strung into garlands for weddings, temples and hair in India, Indonesia and the Philippines, and have been used in perfume for centuries.

Jasmine is picked before dawn in the fields of Grasse and India, because its scent is strongest at night and fades as the sun rises.

Jasmine sambac, called sampaguita, is the national flower of the Philippines, and Jasminum officinale is the national flower of Pakistan. The 2010 to 2011 Tunisian uprising was called the Jasmine Revolution after the country’s national flower.