St. Cyprian of the Cemetery Spirit Oil
This necromantic twist on the Oil of St. Cyprian is for anyone who works with the Sorcerer Saint and there are a whole host of elevated dead and cemetery guardians within and connected to the oil who are on the ready to be sent forth at our Saint's command. To be used for any workings with St. Cyprian and it excels at workings of procurement, protection, luck, general attraction, bindings, and may be kept on your person to increase psychic ability and spirit contact.
This oil contains the usual ingredients of Frankincense, Myrrh, Copal, Angelica, Acacia, and Olive oil found in classic recipes, but the extra ingredients are where the real magic happens.
Containing Abre Camino to open the way, the bone dust of a rabbit that was slaughtered by a young girl for good fortune, shavings of lightning struck wood to bring the power of the heavens, shavings from driftwood that was burned and swallowed by a cave, roses which were offered to St. Justina for control and protection, dirt from an ant hill at the moment when new flyers were hatching for industriousness, crumbs of wax left from offerings at a church of Stella Maris to carry petitions, ground High John the Conqueror root for strength & authority, soils from 7 cemeteries, 4 churches, a nation's capital building, local city hall, and police station for all workings involving law, justice, and authority, chalk powders from writing psalms for good fortune and favor, and a small amount of Thai ghost oil. The master bottle also contains a coffin nail and several acorns taken from an old oak in a cemetery whose trunk has swallowed an entire gravestone.
The oil was created on his feast day within a fire-heated cauldron. The master jar was then infused with prayers to St. Cyprian as well as daily prayers and offerings, including offerings of Merit (a good deed done in the spirit's name) in order to empower him and invite him to reside within, for three full lunar cycles. The ghost of Phor Nan Sala Tan was petitioned to work with St. Cyprian to assist in weaving the Thai and Western elements of these magics together seamlessly.
This oil would be very happy next to your St. Cyprian statue. The usual merit, water, sweets, and incense are recommended offerings to be given when doing a working, making a request, giving thanks for results, or as part of one's devotional practice. Merit offerings empower the oil, but they are to be given to St. Cyprian within the oil directly, allowing him to distribute it amongst the spirits under his charge as he sees fit and according to their cooperation.
It is okay to put this on the skin (temples and third eye) for psychic faculties, or for general charm and attraction, however avoid forgetting and touching your eyes or your food, and do not eat the oil. *not for consumption/topical use only*
An activation prayer and care instructions will be sent along with purchase.