The Use of Magical Oils in Hoodoo, Prayer, and Spellwork

The Use of Magical Oils in Hoodoo, Prayer, and Spellwork

by Gregory White

112 pages· 2017· ISBN 9780692875957

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Magical oils have been utilized throughout history to bring about change and empower the powerless. They have been used to anoint Kings and priests, to cleanse sacred objects, and to heal wounds, and broken hearts. This practical guide-book by Gregory White follows anointing oils back in time and how they have been used Biblically, in Hoodoo, in prayer, and in spellwork. Learn how to use magical oils to anoint spell candles, prayer papers, mojo bags, to ritually cleanse the home, on the body, on objects, and secretively. Includes a list of herbs, roots, and minerals found in magic and their meanings. A complete guide of oils used in Hoodoo and Saint and Angel magic along withover fifteen spells and rituals using oils. Topics covered: - What is a Magical Oil? - What is Hoodoo and Spellwork? - Ingredients in Spiritual Oils - Herbs, Roots, Minerals used in Hoodoo and magic - Way to Use Magical and Spiritual Oils - Hoodoo Oils - Saint and Angels Oils - Working Magic with Oils in Spells, Rituals, and Prayers - Candle Color Associations - Spells with Magical Oils Excerpt - "Probably the most important of all ingredients found in a magical oil is your intention. Purpose, faith, focus, and emotion set magical waves in motion. It is something I preach about often to clients - that no oil, candle, powder, or herb will do you any good without putting something of yourself into the work. Rubbing oil on a candle, lighting it, and walking away will not bring you what you want. When I create a batch of oils, I pray over them, asking that they work for whoever receives them. If the oil is of a loving nature, I imagine loving thoughts and request that they enter the bottle. For a money blend, I concentrate on rolls of cash, stacks of coins, and bills being marked 'paid' and ask all Guides and Gods to help make it so. When you use an oil created with this type of focus then combine it with your own, it is like having two practitioners working on your situation." The author is not only a certified clinical aromatherapist but also a professional Tarot reader and rootworker. He and his husband own an herb and metaphysical shop in Tennessee that specializes in Hoodoo and Folk Magic.

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