Dust of the Quickened Foot
Saint Expedite -- patron of New Orleans, called on in times of need and emergency. Unknown Saint, Saint of the Crossroads, Mercurial devil of the winged foot. Conqueror of procrastination, carrier spirit. Expedite arrived in New Orleans without a name, without anyone able to recognize him. The Ursulines took him, and named him Saint Expedite -- for the word 'Éxpedit' marked on the box he arrived in. Whether he is rightly Saint, or a devil-like figure taking his guise, as some argue, one thing is sure: Saint Expedite has accumulated one of the largest followings in both North and South American folk Catholic practices, despite not being officially recognized by the Roman Catholic church.
This Saint is called on in all manners of work, whether for gaining money, increasing business, selling a property, dominating rivals, winning court cases, blessing travels, road-opening, obtaining certain items, etc... Expedite will help anyone who calls on him, whether they have established a relationship with him or not, as long as he is paid his dues. Typically, poundcake, coffee, red wine, and red carnations (some say roses) are given as payment for any petition Expedite fulfills (in my experience, that is every. Single. One.)
Dust of the Quickened Foot is a sorcerous dressing powder dedicated to Saint Expedite, to hasten any process, open all roads, bring money, luck, and power, and catalyze the influence of the Saint of urgent matters on our physical plane.
This powder is composed of a variety of herbal, mineral, and animal materia to reflect and focus the influence and powers of Saint Expedite, who as he stepped on the Crow declared that his salvation should come Today! Dust of the Quickened Foot should be placed under any icons or images of Saint Expedite, as well as anywhere his 'feet may have touched', such as on crow feathers or skulls, rabbit's feet, candles, etc... to symbolize his influence and power, but also on sigil shoals, in spellwork, or in your shoes, pockets, and wallet. This dust can be used to quicken any act of magic. Mixed with iron filings, it can be used to feed lodestones dedicated to Expedite, or as a bed for High John the Conqueror roots. Sprinkle it anywhere the Saint's influence is required; the corners of a business, your wallet, your court documents, your pockets or shoes, etc... Add a pinch to floor wash, baths, room sprays, or to your watering can. I use this powder to dress candles for petitions and spellwork, as well as to feed charm bags.
Dammar resin, Coffee, Poundcake, Psalm 23, Alkanet, Anatto seed, Chamomille, Nutmeg, Laurel, Honey, Colloidal Gold, Red Wine, etc...
1fl. oz bottle. Sold as curio only.
Saint Expedite -- patron of New Orleans, called on in times of need and emergency. Unknown Saint, Saint of the Crossroads, Mercurial devil of the winged foot. Conqueror of procrastination, carrier spirit. Expedite arrived in New Orleans without a name, without anyone able to recognize him. The Ursulines took him, and named him Saint Expedite -- for the word 'Éxpedit' marked on the box he arrived in. Whether he is rightly Saint, or a devil-like figure taking his guise, as some argue, one thing is sure: Saint Expedite has accumulated one of the largest followings in both North and South American folk Catholic practices, despite not being officially recognized by the Roman Catholic church.
This Saint is called on in all manners of work, whether for gaining money, increasing business, selling a property, dominating rivals, winning court cases, blessing travels, road-opening, obtaining certain items, etc... Expedite will help anyone who calls on him, whether they have established a relationship with him or not, as long as he is paid his dues. Typically, poundcake, coffee, red wine, and red carnations (some say roses) are given as payment for any petition Expedite fulfills (in my experience, that is every. Single. One.)
Dust of the Quickened Foot is a sorcerous dressing powder dedicated to Saint Expedite, to hasten any process, open all roads, bring money, luck, and power, and catalyze the influence of the Saint of urgent matters on our physical plane.
This powder is composed of a variety of herbal, mineral, and animal materia to reflect and focus the influence and powers of Saint Expedite, who as he stepped on the Crow declared that his salvation should come Today! Dust of the Quickened Foot should be placed under any icons or images of Saint Expedite, as well as anywhere his 'feet may have touched', such as on crow feathers or skulls, rabbit's feet, candles, etc... to symbolize his influence and power, but also on sigil shoals, in spellwork, or in your shoes, pockets, and wallet. This dust can be used to quicken any act of magic. Mixed with iron filings, it can be used to feed lodestones dedicated to Expedite, or as a bed for High John the Conqueror roots. Sprinkle it anywhere the Saint's influence is required; the corners of a business, your wallet, your court documents, your pockets or shoes, etc... Add a pinch to floor wash, baths, room sprays, or to your watering can. I use this powder to dress candles for petitions and spellwork, as well as to feed charm bags.
Dammar resin, Coffee, Poundcake, Psalm 23, Alkanet, Anatto seed, Chamomille, Nutmeg, Laurel, Honey, Colloidal Gold, Red Wine, etc...
1fl. oz bottle. Sold as curio only.
Saint Expedite -- patron of New Orleans, called on in times of need and emergency. Unknown Saint, Saint of the Crossroads, Mercurial devil of the winged foot. Conqueror of procrastination, carrier spirit. Expedite arrived in New Orleans without a name, without anyone able to recognize him. The Ursulines took him, and named him Saint Expedite -- for the word 'Éxpedit' marked on the box he arrived in. Whether he is rightly Saint, or a devil-like figure taking his guise, as some argue, one thing is sure: Saint Expedite has accumulated one of the largest followings in both North and South American folk Catholic practices, despite not being officially recognized by the Roman Catholic church.
This Saint is called on in all manners of work, whether for gaining money, increasing business, selling a property, dominating rivals, winning court cases, blessing travels, road-opening, obtaining certain items, etc... Expedite will help anyone who calls on him, whether they have established a relationship with him or not, as long as he is paid his dues. Typically, poundcake, coffee, red wine, and red carnations (some say roses) are given as payment for any petition Expedite fulfills (in my experience, that is every. Single. One.)
Dust of the Quickened Foot is a sorcerous dressing powder dedicated to Saint Expedite, to hasten any process, open all roads, bring money, luck, and power, and catalyze the influence of the Saint of urgent matters on our physical plane.
This powder is composed of a variety of herbal, mineral, and animal materia to reflect and focus the influence and powers of Saint Expedite, who as he stepped on the Crow declared that his salvation should come Today! Dust of the Quickened Foot should be placed under any icons or images of Saint Expedite, as well as anywhere his 'feet may have touched', such as on crow feathers or skulls, rabbit's feet, candles, etc... to symbolize his influence and power, but also on sigil shoals, in spellwork, or in your shoes, pockets, and wallet. This dust can be used to quicken any act of magic. Mixed with iron filings, it can be used to feed lodestones dedicated to Expedite, or as a bed for High John the Conqueror roots. Sprinkle it anywhere the Saint's influence is required; the corners of a business, your wallet, your court documents, your pockets or shoes, etc... Add a pinch to floor wash, baths, room sprays, or to your watering can. I use this powder to dress candles for petitions and spellwork, as well as to feed charm bags.
Dammar resin, Coffee, Poundcake, Psalm 23, Alkanet, Anatto seed, Chamomille, Nutmeg, Laurel, Honey, Colloidal Gold, Red Wine, etc...
1fl. oz bottle. Sold as curio only.
