How to Use It
Witchcraft & Folk Magick
- Anoint the soles of your feet before grounding work outdoors.
- Dress a green or brown candle for abundance and stability.
- Anoint a tree you work with, on the bark at the base, as an offering of scent.
Hoodoo & Rootwork
- Add a few drops to a floor wash to bless a new home.
- Dress a green candle over a petition for steady money and a secure roof.
A Simple Working
- Go outside and stand barefoot on the earth, or hold a stone from your garden.
- Anoint your feet or the stone with the oil.
- Breathe slowly and feel your weight sinking into the ground.
- Come inside and light a green candle anointed with the oil.
- Ask for abundance, balance and shelter for your household.
- Let the candle burn out and keep the stone by the door.
Pairs Well With
- Green candles, for abundance and growth.
- Moss agate, a stone long tied to gardens and growth.
- Oak leaves, for strength and shelter.
- Pine needles, for prosperity and cleansing.
- Patchouli, for grounding money work.
What You Receive
Mystic Forest perfume oil, in a 1/2 oz bottle, blended in cosmetic-grade oils.
Origin & Lore
This oil is made for the green, earth side of the craft: grounding, abundance, balance and shelter. It is used on candles, on the body and in washes for blessing the home and the land around it.
Long before temples were built in northern Europe, people worshipped in sacred groves, and the Celtic word nemeton meant a holy clearing among trees.
The Roman historian Tacitus wrote that the Germanic peoples worshipped in groves rather than inside walls, and Roman writers described the sacred groves of the Celts. Through the Middle Ages the Church repeatedly forbade the veneration of trees and springs, yet many survived as holy wells and blessed trees.
Did You Know?
The Latin word lucus meant a sacred grove, and the word nemeton survives in place names such as Nanterre near Paris.



