Legal Aid oil is a combo formula to help you through trying legal circumstances. It contains oils of plants used to overcome odds, aid with persuasive speech, obtain victory, and to be seen in the best light possible. Focus herb: Cinquefoil or Tobacco
Use Legal Aid to help your case out when testifying before a judge, signing legal papers, or interviewing potential attorneys, etc. It contains essential oil of Galangal, also known as Low John, or Little John to Chew, an Indonesian and Thai cooking herb which somehow came to be highly valued in Voodoo and HooDoo arts. It is used to influence judges, or any other authority figures. Originally you were supposed to chew the root, then spit where the judge was going to walk, to cause him or her to see things your way. Spitting could be interpreted as a contempt of court, so we recommend you just anoint your hands before handling legal documents, apply to any courtroom mojos, or touch to your third eye and throat chakras before testifying. I ritually harvest my home grown Cinquefoil that I use as the focus herb for Legal Aid oil on Thursdays in the Waxing Moon.
These magick oils are also called ritual oils, anointing oils or condition oils. They can be used to anoint a person, candle, mojo bag, lucky coins, jewelry, amulets, statues, prayer or spell scrolls, or anything that has a connection with the purpose of the oil or the "condition" it is made to address. Use them according to your inspiration, imagination, the instructions in a book, your Spirit Guide, teacher or Angel's recommendations, or how your Grandma taught you.
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Use Legal Aid to help your case out when testifying before a judge, signing legal papers, or interviewing potential attorneys, etc. It contains essential oil of Galangal, also known as Low John, or Little John to Chew, an Indonesian and Thai cooking herb which somehow came to be highly valued in Voodoo and HooDoo arts. It is used to influence judges, or any other authority figures. Originally you were supposed to chew the root, then spit where the judge was going to walk, to cause him or her to see things your way. Spitting could be interpreted as a contempt of court, so we recommend you just anoint your hands before handling legal documents, apply to any courtroom mojos, or touch to your third eye and throat chakras before testifying. I ritually harvest my home grown Cinquefoil that I use as the focus herb for Legal Aid oil on Thursdays in the Waxing Moon.
These magick oils are also called ritual oils, anointing oils or condition oils. They can be used to anoint a person, candle, mojo bag, lucky coins, jewelry, amulets, statues, prayer or spell scrolls, or anything that has a connection with the purpose of the oil or the "condition" it is made to address. Use them according to your inspiration, imagination, the instructions in a book, your Spirit Guide, teacher or Angel's recommendations, or how your Grandma taught you.
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