Metatron Lailokens Awen oil

How to Use It

Witchcraft & Folk Magick

• Anoint a journal used to write down goals and spiritual insights.
• Dress a candle when you need the drive to begin a new chapter in life.

Ceremonial & Occult Magick

• Anoint the crown of the head before meditation on Kether or the Middle Pillar exercise.
• Dress white or gold candles for Metatron on a Sunday.
• Consecrate a drawing of Metatron’s Cube used for meditation.

A Simple Working

• On a Sunday, take a white or gold chime candle and a notebook.
• Dress the candle with Metatron oil from base to wick.
• Anoint the crown of your head with a single drop.
• Light the candle and call on Archangel Metatron.
• Sit in silence and meditate on light descending from above your head.
• Write down any insight or direction that comes to you.
• Let the candle burn out.

Pairs Well With

• Clear quartz, for clarity and spiritual ascent.
• Frankincense, the classic incense for divine work.
• Gold or white candles, for the Sun and the crown.
• Selenite, for higher-realm meditation.

What You Receive

Metatron oil from the Lailokens Awen range, in a 15 ml bottle. Made on the day and in the hour of the Sun.

Origin & Lore

Metatron oil honours Archangel Metatron, the great angel of Jewish mysticism and Kabbalah, called the Prince of the Presence. In the Kabbalistic Tree of Life he is linked to Kether, the crown, so this oil is used in workings of spiritual ascent, divine union and higher purpose.

Jewish mystical texts say the patriarch Enoch did not die but was carried to heaven and transformed into the angel Metatron, the scribe of God.

Metatron appears in the Talmud and in 3 Enoch, a Hebrew text of the Merkabah mystics, where Enoch is transformed into the angel who sits in heaven as God’s scribe. In one Talmudic story, the sage Elisha ben Abuyah saw Metatron seated and wrongly concluded there were two powers in heaven.