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The traditional love drawing anointing oil to attract a wealthy,well-to-do man, is the formula called “Cleo May” or “Cleo Mae” Oil. In the past, this was the preferred perfume fragrance for prostitutes to use to draw in a good paying customer who will continue to come back to them. The ‘girls’ on Rampart Street in New Orleans would visit the apothecary shoppes in the French Quarter to buy this special blend on money and love drawing oil. The herbs used in the oil were ones that magically kept the wearer on their mind; especially important when vying with other ‘working girls’ for their livelihood. This is not your ‘traditional’ love and money drawing oil. In this day and age, the “Cleo May” product line has a new meaning – it is used by women who want to date men who can lavish them with baubles and nights on the town. The wearer bathes in the bath crystals, dusts on sachet power and anoints herself with the oil. The type of man that this Condition and Anointing Oil will bring are men who may be in business for themselves -whether it is legitimate or not – and for men who will want to ‘pick up the whole tab’ – meaning an apartment, clothes, cars and the like. In exchange, she will give him her body and attention as he pleases. This is not a love oil to end in marriage, but one in which the baseline effect is the exchange of sex for money. The type of woman who chooses to wear this fragrance would be one who may be a Hollywood starlet, those who are fascinated by a musician or sports star and want to be in his ‘entourage’, girls who encourage gamblers and ‘high rollaz’ and might frequent casinos, Las Vegas and Atlantic City. It is also used for suburban moms who have a need to ‘work’ part time in the trade while their children are at school. To order Cleo May or Cleo Mae Anointing Oils, please go to...
As you visit your neighborhood candle shop or botanica, you see shelves of little bottles of oils that are various colors and may have items floating in them. As you speak with the consultant or the person behind the counter, they may reach behind for a particular bottle and give you instructions on how to place the oil on your body (or someone else’s), rub on a candle or use in another fashion for your particular situation. These magical oils, sometimes called, “Condition”, “Anointing” or “Dressing” Oils can sometimes be used for all three purposes; sometimes each purpose needs a different oil, depending on ingredients in the oil. For the sake of clarity, let’s understand what the words “Condition”, “Anointing” or “Dressing”, as it can sometimes cause confusion through the many manufacturers of these oils. Anointing Oil – This is an oil that is placed on a fingertip and applied on the head, temples, back of the neck, hands, heart, or feet of the one being anointed. This is usually dome with the addition of prayer to boost the intent of the user or anointed in their strength of outcome for which the oil is applied. Another method of application is placing a few drops in one palm and rubbing the palms together to ‘heat up’ the oil. They then lightly rub over the surface of the body for a full body anointing. The direction of anointing in this method is also symbolic. For example, if you have a client or if you are in a negative situation or series of events and you feel that you have been “Jinxed”, “Crossed” or “Hoodooed”, then you would apply “Jinx Killer”, “Uncrossing” or any other oils that send back to the original person, or send away oils to clean your Spirit, thus elimination any further “Bad Luck”. You can find these oils at many fine retails such as Lucky13Clover.com. Condition Oil – This term is used to describe the situation (or ‘condition’) that you are facing – Court Case, Steady Work, Road Opener, etc. At the same time, it also describes the method that you will need to utilize to relieve yourself of that condition. This term is used widely throughout the Southern United States and can be specifically linked to the practices of Conjure and Hoodoo. For example, using the same idea from above, if someone has placed something down where you have walked over it or touched it, and it has been “fixed” to cause you troubles, and then you subsequently you touch it, pick it up or step over it, you are then considered as having a “Crossed Condition”, or “Jinxed Condition”. The term ‘condition’ refers to all the oils that are used in ritual to relieve you of the “condition”. Are all “conditions” bad? No – generally not – unless you particularly like being someone’s “love slave” – a possible cozy condition to be in unless the one who has used rituals for you to be there is abusing the power, such as sleeping with you and another. Then it is not a pleasant situation to be in. Dressing Oil – This term is used to describe what to do when you apply the oil on non-human objects – candles, knives, papers, pens, etc. – to do your bidding. You “dress” a candle by pouring the oil over it or pouring the oil in your hands and rub the oil over it to cover all the candle’s surface. You “dress” your petition papers y placing a drop of oil in the corners of the paper (you do not ‘anoint’ the papers as the paper is not a...
The condition oil known for handling and influencing Court cases is aptly names “Court Case” Anointing Oil. This brown, musky scented oil is used on brown glass 7-day “novena” or “vigil” candles and burned on top of copies of Court documents to influence the decision of the Judge and all those involved to hear the pleas of the one for whom the candles are being burned – either for the good of the other or to lessen the charges brought against them. This oil can also be used on a brown “Indian Spirit” or “Indian Tobacco” candle to bring around the true perpetrators if the one that is accused is truly innocent. You can boost the influencing aspects of the Court Case Oil by mixing in grated Little John to Chew, a root deemed potent to sway influence in Court, or by using oil that has had Little John to Chew steeping in it. You can buy “Court Case” oil at...
The anointing and condition oil known as “Fast Luck” or sometimes called “Luck in a Hurry” is clearly labeled for the action that it is meant to do – bring you luck in a hurry! This deep ruby oil, heavily infused with cinnamon, a spice traditionally known to ‘heat things up’, is used for gambler’s luck, money drawing and love drawing as well as a general all purpose attractant for all kinds of good things. This oil, when rubbed into free standing red candles or dropped into the top of glass encased red candles, is reported to assist in all matters of love, money and luck. The energy of the red candles is intense and demanding attention, just as your decreasing bank accounts, failing love life and increasing bad luck demands that you pay immediate and unwavering attention to turn the luck around and bring in good fortune to start filling up your pocketbook or wallet with greenbacks and lots of lovin’ from that gal or guy! You can find Lucky Mojo “Fast Luck” Condition and Anointing Oil at www.lucky13clover.com ...
Free Candle Spells | Cleo May/Cleo Mae Anointing Oil
Posted by Jacqueline on Feb 8th, 2010 in Anointing, Condition or Spiritual Oils A to Z | Comments Off on Free Candle Spells | Cleo May/Cleo Mae Anointing Oil
The traditional love drawing anointing oil to attract a wealthy,well-to-do man, is the formula called “Cleo May” or “Cleo Mae” Oil. In the past, this was the preferred perfume fragrance for prostitutes to use to draw in a good paying customer who will continue to come back to them. The ‘girls’ on Rampart Street in New Orleans would visit the apothecary shoppes in the French Quarter to buy this special blend on money and love drawing oil. The herbs used in the oil were ones that magically kept the wearer on their mind; especially important when vying with other ‘working girls’ for their livelihood. This is not your ‘traditional’ love and money drawing oil. In this day and age, the “Cleo May” product line has a new meaning – it is used by women who want to date men who can lavish them with baubles and nights on the town. The wearer bathes in the bath crystals, dusts on sachet power and anoints herself with the oil. The type of man that this Condition and Anointing Oil will bring are men who may be in business for themselves -whether it is legitimate or not – and for men who will want to ‘pick up the whole tab’ – meaning an apartment, clothes, cars and the like. In exchange, she will give him her body and attention as he pleases. This is not a love oil to end in marriage, but one in which the baseline effect is the exchange of sex for money. The type of woman who chooses to wear this fragrance would be one who may be a Hollywood starlet, those who are fascinated by a musician or sports star and want to be in his ‘entourage’, girls who encourage gamblers and ‘high rollaz’ and might frequent casinos, Las Vegas and Atlantic City. It is also used for suburban moms who have a need to ‘work’ part time in the trade while their children are at school. To order Cleo May or Cleo Mae Anointing Oils, please go to...Free Candle Spells | How to Use Spiritual Anointing/Condition/Dressing Oils in Spiritual Practice
Posted by Jacqueline on Jan 31st, 2010 in Anointing, Condition or Spiritual Oils A to Z | Comments Off on Free Candle Spells | How to Use Spiritual Anointing/Condition/Dressing Oils in Spiritual Practice
As you visit your neighborhood candle shop or botanica, you see shelves of little bottles of oils that are various colors and may have items floating in them. As you speak with the consultant or the person behind the counter, they may reach behind for a particular bottle and give you instructions on how to place the oil on your body (or someone else’s), rub on a candle or use in another fashion for your particular situation. These magical oils, sometimes called, “Condition”, “Anointing” or “Dressing” Oils can sometimes be used for all three purposes; sometimes each purpose needs a different oil, depending on ingredients in the oil. For the sake of clarity, let’s understand what the words “Condition”, “Anointing” or “Dressing”, as it can sometimes cause confusion through the many manufacturers of these oils. Anointing Oil – This is an oil that is placed on a fingertip and applied on the head, temples, back of the neck, hands, heart, or feet of the one being anointed. This is usually dome with the addition of prayer to boost the intent of the user or anointed in their strength of outcome for which the oil is applied. Another method of application is placing a few drops in one palm and rubbing the palms together to ‘heat up’ the oil. They then lightly rub over the surface of the body for a full body anointing. The direction of anointing in this method is also symbolic. For example, if you have a client or if you are in a negative situation or series of events and you feel that you have been “Jinxed”, “Crossed” or “Hoodooed”, then you would apply “Jinx Killer”, “Uncrossing” or any other oils that send back to the original person, or send away oils to clean your Spirit, thus elimination any further “Bad Luck”. You can find these oils at many fine retails such as Lucky13Clover.com. Condition Oil – This term is used to describe the situation (or ‘condition’) that you are facing – Court Case, Steady Work, Road Opener, etc. At the same time, it also describes the method that you will need to utilize to relieve yourself of that condition. This term is used widely throughout the Southern United States and can be specifically linked to the practices of Conjure and Hoodoo. For example, using the same idea from above, if someone has placed something down where you have walked over it or touched it, and it has been “fixed” to cause you troubles, and then you subsequently you touch it, pick it up or step over it, you are then considered as having a “Crossed Condition”, or “Jinxed Condition”. The term ‘condition’ refers to all the oils that are used in ritual to relieve you of the “condition”. Are all “conditions” bad? No – generally not – unless you particularly like being someone’s “love slave” – a possible cozy condition to be in unless the one who has used rituals for you to be there is abusing the power, such as sleeping with you and another. Then it is not a pleasant situation to be in. Dressing Oil – This term is used to describe what to do when you apply the oil on non-human objects – candles, knives, papers, pens, etc. – to do your bidding. You “dress” a candle by pouring the oil over it or pouring the oil in your hands and rub the oil over it to cover all the candle’s surface. You “dress” your petition papers y placing a drop of oil in the corners of the paper (you do not ‘anoint’ the papers as the paper is not a...Free Candle Spells | Court Case Condition and Anointing Oil
Posted by Jacqueline on Oct 16th, 2009 in Anointing, Condition or Spiritual Oils A to Z | Comments Off on Free Candle Spells | Court Case Condition and Anointing Oil
The condition oil known for handling and influencing Court cases is aptly names “Court Case” Anointing Oil. This brown, musky scented oil is used on brown glass 7-day “novena” or “vigil” candles and burned on top of copies of Court documents to influence the decision of the Judge and all those involved to hear the pleas of the one for whom the candles are being burned – either for the good of the other or to lessen the charges brought against them. This oil can also be used on a brown “Indian Spirit” or “Indian Tobacco” candle to bring around the true perpetrators if the one that is accused is truly innocent. You can boost the influencing aspects of the Court Case Oil by mixing in grated Little John to Chew, a root deemed potent to sway influence in Court, or by using oil that has had Little John to Chew steeping in it. You can buy “Court Case” oil at...Free Candle Spells | Fast Luck Condition and Anointing Oil
Posted by Jacqueline on Oct 4th, 2009 in Anointing, Condition or Spiritual Oils A to Z | Comments Off on Free Candle Spells | Fast Luck Condition and Anointing Oil
The anointing and condition oil known as “Fast Luck” or sometimes called “Luck in a Hurry” is clearly labeled for the action that it is meant to do – bring you luck in a hurry! This deep ruby oil, heavily infused with cinnamon, a spice traditionally known to ‘heat things up’, is used for gambler’s luck, money drawing and love drawing as well as a general all purpose attractant for all kinds of good things. This oil, when rubbed into free standing red candles or dropped into the top of glass encased red candles, is reported to assist in all matters of love, money and luck. The energy of the red candles is intense and demanding attention, just as your decreasing bank accounts, failing love life and increasing bad luck demands that you pay immediate and unwavering attention to turn the luck around and bring in good fortune to start filling up your pocketbook or wallet with greenbacks and lots of lovin’ from that gal or guy! You can find Lucky Mojo “Fast Luck” Condition and Anointing Oil at www.lucky13clover.com ...