Spiritual Witch Tools
The Path I Work With
My work does not follow a single religion or ideology. It draws on currents — traditions of botanical lore, planetary timing, ancestral memory and spirit work that have been kept across cultures for centuries.
Some of these traditions are gentle and restorative.
Others are direct, confrontational, and transformative.
My own practice includes the Lilithic and Goetic traditions. In my work they are living traditions rather than museum pieces — teachers of responsibility, sovereignty, and clarity.
Lilith, in my work, represents the right to self-definition — the reclaiming of voice, body, and choice. She is not limited by gender or form. She speaks to anyone who has ever felt the need to become whole again on their own terms.
The Goetic tradition teaches precision and accountability. It is not about domination or fear, but about understanding how power has been written about, worked with, and respected — consciously and ethically.
These traditions are not in conflict. They coexist, balance, and correct one another.
Why I Create Ritual Oils
Ritual oils are not decorative objects for me. They are tools for personal practice.
Every oil begins with locally sourced materials — saffron, roses, plants and botanicals chosen for their traditional ritual associations. The almond oil base is blended and consecrated by hand for each bottle, never in bulk, because each oil has its own character.
Some oils are made for anointing and ritual preparation.
Others hold a hand-drawn sigil on parchment, sealed into the oil as part of the finished piece.
Each oil is made by hand, in small batches, with its own sigil drawn individually.
What I sell are handmade ritual oils — physical tools for your own altar and practice. I do not sell spells, readings, or spiritual services, and no oil comes with a promised outcome. What you do with it is your practice.