the MOONSTONE spell oil
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Product Info
moonstone is the intuitive spirit of the crystal collection. like the moon itself, which appears to disappear and return without ever losing its wholeness, this oil invites us to trust the mysteries of growth, transformation, and becoming. i am in a season of change, of stepping into the unknown while fighting the fear that comes with loss of control, so i find myself working with this oil often for the reminder that I CAN TRUST MYSELF to LIVE MY LIFE.
mugwort evokes the threshold between waking and dreaming (also seen in our dreamseer and selene oils), while jasmine opens its blossoms to the night. violet honors the beauty of hidden things (because the UNKNOWN is also BEAUTIFUL), elderflower reminds us of our ancestors, and lemon balm brings a calmness to change. the story of these herbs is simple: listen, let go, and trust yourself.
use this oil during lunar rituals, dreamwork, divination, meditation, ancestral remembrance, or periods of personal transition. dress a silver or white candle before journaling, anoint a divination cloth or moonstone charm, or place a small amount on a dedicated fabric talisman near your dream journal. it is especially suited to new moon intentions, full moon reflection, and workings devoted to understanding recurring patterns in our lives. moonstone reminds us that not everything must be understood immediately - an important lesson we tend to need to learn again. and again. and again.
produced in extremely small quantities, oil has about a 6 month shelf life if stored in a cool, dark place. please use your own discernment for when it's passed it's prime!
legal disclaimer: these handcrafted oils are not to be used as a replacement for professional help, including (but not limited to) financial, legal, medical, or psychological support. these oils are sold as curios, and are not to be digested. please do a patch test on your skin if you intend on using it topically - discontinue topical use if irritation occurs.
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Brand:
Olive & Apotheca
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