How to Use It
Witchcraft & Folk Magick
- Put a drop on the brow or the wrists before sitting to meditate.
- Dress a white or purple candle to mark the start of a session.
- Anoint a mala or prayer beads used in practice.
Ceremonial & Occult Magick
- Anoint the brow before pathworking, scrying or trance.
- Dress the altar before a contemplative ritual.
A Simple Working
- Choose a quiet place and a time when you will not be disturbed.
- Dress a white candle with Meditation oil and light it.
- Touch a drop of oil to your brow.
- Sit comfortably and fix your eyes on the flame for a few breaths.
- Close your eyes and follow your breath for ten to twenty minutes.
- Open your eyes, snuff the candle and note anything that came to you.
Pairs Well With
- Frankincense, burned for focus and devotion.
- Amethyst, for a calm and receptive mind.
- White or purple candles for spiritual practice.
- Sandalwood, an old incense of meditation.
What You Receive
Meditation oil, available in 2 dram, 1 oz and 16 oz bottles.
Origin & Lore
Meditation oil belongs to the family of named formula oils made for spiritual practice rather than worldly goals. It is used to quiet the mind, deepen focus and mark the start of meditation or trance. It is worn on the brow, dressed on candles and used to anoint a meditation space.
Most magick begins in stillness, and this oil is made for the stillness before the work.
Oils for meditation and spiritual focus were added to spiritual-supply catalogs as interest in Eastern practice and the occult revival grew in the twentieth century. They draw on the much older use of fragrant oils and incense in temples and monasteries.
Did You Know?
The word meditation comes from the Latin meditari, meaning to think over or reflect.



