Oil of Fixed Star Spica: The Bird
Spica is a star of kindness and of blessings; a star which brings love, reconciliation, and the multiplication of coin. Two talismanic images are known to be popular for the Star of the Spike: that of a Bird, and that of a Merchant.
This oil and its sister were crafted after the talismanic images of Spica, to represent its aspects as a star of love and a star of wealth, respectively.
This oil was brewed during the Heliacal Rising season of Spica, starting October 31st 2024. Within, Greek Mandrake root, Mugwort and Queen Anne’s Lace from the Feast of the Assumption, Orris root, Yarrow, Coriander, and Frankincense. This was infused in a water bath until aromatic, after which it was sung, prayed, and chanted over with offerings being made to the star Spica through my personal ritual vessel dedicated to the star and its angel, Hameliel. As part of this work, two Mandrake roots were pacted with to serve as the guardians and patrons of this collection, and whose spirits were called upon to enchant each piece of the collection.
The balm obtained is one of love and reconciliation; not of passion nor lust, but of soft kisses, thoughtful gestures, and clear communication. It engenders pure love and mutual appreciation, between lovers or friends, and works also to mend and heal those relationships which have been torn apart.
Use this oil as part of rituals, spells, and petitions to create or heal love. Add it to baths, or anoint the feet and the back of the neck when seeking love and friendship. Use it to feed vessels or amulets, or to dress candles when petitioning the star Spica.
For more information on Spica, see our collection page.
Spica is a star of kindness and of blessings; a star which brings love, reconciliation, and the multiplication of coin. Two talismanic images are known to be popular for the Star of the Spike: that of a Bird, and that of a Merchant.
This oil and its sister were crafted after the talismanic images of Spica, to represent its aspects as a star of love and a star of wealth, respectively.
This oil was brewed during the Heliacal Rising season of Spica, starting October 31st 2024. Within, Greek Mandrake root, Mugwort and Queen Anne’s Lace from the Feast of the Assumption, Orris root, Yarrow, Coriander, and Frankincense. This was infused in a water bath until aromatic, after which it was sung, prayed, and chanted over with offerings being made to the star Spica through my personal ritual vessel dedicated to the star and its angel, Hameliel. As part of this work, two Mandrake roots were pacted with to serve as the guardians and patrons of this collection, and whose spirits were called upon to enchant each piece of the collection.
The balm obtained is one of love and reconciliation; not of passion nor lust, but of soft kisses, thoughtful gestures, and clear communication. It engenders pure love and mutual appreciation, between lovers or friends, and works also to mend and heal those relationships which have been torn apart.
Use this oil as part of rituals, spells, and petitions to create or heal love. Add it to baths, or anoint the feet and the back of the neck when seeking love and friendship. Use it to feed vessels or amulets, or to dress candles when petitioning the star Spica.
For more information on Spica, see our collection page.
Spica is a star of kindness and of blessings; a star which brings love, reconciliation, and the multiplication of coin. Two talismanic images are known to be popular for the Star of the Spike: that of a Bird, and that of a Merchant.
This oil and its sister were crafted after the talismanic images of Spica, to represent its aspects as a star of love and a star of wealth, respectively.
This oil was brewed during the Heliacal Rising season of Spica, starting October 31st 2024. Within, Greek Mandrake root, Mugwort and Queen Anne’s Lace from the Feast of the Assumption, Orris root, Yarrow, Coriander, and Frankincense. This was infused in a water bath until aromatic, after which it was sung, prayed, and chanted over with offerings being made to the star Spica through my personal ritual vessel dedicated to the star and its angel, Hameliel. As part of this work, two Mandrake roots were pacted with to serve as the guardians and patrons of this collection, and whose spirits were called upon to enchant each piece of the collection.
The balm obtained is one of love and reconciliation; not of passion nor lust, but of soft kisses, thoughtful gestures, and clear communication. It engenders pure love and mutual appreciation, between lovers or friends, and works also to mend and heal those relationships which have been torn apart.
Use this oil as part of rituals, spells, and petitions to create or heal love. Add it to baths, or anoint the feet and the back of the neck when seeking love and friendship. Use it to feed vessels or amulets, or to dress candles when petitioning the star Spica.
For more information on Spica, see our collection page.