Dragons Blood oil

What I Carry…. Is nothing to Fuck with!

Primordial Power Oil

There are oils made to soothe.

There are oils made to attract.

And then there are oils made to awaken something ancient.

Dragon’s Blood was created as a primordial working oil for power, protection, transformation, self-love, spiritual authority & the reclaiming of the self.

This formula was not built around one single intention. It was built around the idea of becoming — shedding what has weakened you, remembering what existed beneath it, & standing again with the knowledge that your spirit was never meant to remain small.

Within this oil are botanical, mineral & earthly elements chosen for the spiritual currents they represent.

Dragon’s Blood resin forms the fiery heart of the working — historically carried through magical traditions as a substance of protection, strength, purification, command & amplification. It is the blood-current of the formula: the force that feeds intention & gives the working teeth.

Deer antler carries an entirely different type of power. The deer grows its crown, sheds it, & grows it again. Because of this, antler becomes a powerful symbol of regeneration, endurance, masculine life-force, sovereignty, instinct & cyclical rebirth. It speaks of strength that does not disappear simply because something has been lost.

Bone symbolism reaches even further backward — toward ancestry, mortality, memory & the structure that remains when everything superficial has been stripped away. Bone represents what cannot easily be erased.

Plant spirits associated with consecration, wisdom & purification were incorporated to elevate the oil beyond brute force. Power without consciousness can become destruction; this working was created to carry both strength & knowing.

Ancient protective plants lend the current of boundary, warding, spiritual clearing & resistance against unwanted influence.

Flowers connected with love, attraction & beauty bring another necessary force: self-devotion. Not the gentle version of self-love that asks you simply to accept yourself — but the kind that teaches you to value yourself enough to protect what you are becoming.

Other floral currents carry associations with underworld mysteries, fertility, sacred descent, death & rebirth, reminding us that sometimes creation begins beneath the earth.

There are plants of remembrance, plants of hidden knowledge, plants traditionally associated with drawing favor & magnetic presence, & plants whose symbolism centers around the impossible amount of force that can exist within something seemingly small.

And then there is the serpent current.

The symbolism of shed skin carries one of the oldest messages found in nature:

You are allowed to outgrow yourself.

The serpent does not mourn the skin it can no longer inhabit.

It leaves it behind.

That is the spirit of this oil.

THE CURRENT

Protection.
Power.
Transformation.
Consecration.
Ancient remembrance.
Spiritual sovereignty.
Attraction.
Self-love.
Regeneration.
Wisdom.
Shadow integration.
Breaking stagnation.
Reclaiming personal authority.

This is for the person standing at the threshold between who they have been & what they are becoming.

Use it to dress ritual candles, anoint ritual objects, empower petitions, consecrate spiritual tools, strengthen personal workings or place a small amount upon the hands before intentional spiritual work.

It can also become part of workings centered around rebirth, confidence, personal power, protection, glamour, attraction, ancestral remembrance or transformation.

DRAGON’S BLOOD

You have survived versions of yourself that no longer exist.

You have carried skins that became too small.

You have buried pieces of yourself & mistaken the burial for death.

But beneath all of it—

the bone remembered.

The blood remembered.

The spirit remembered.

And what is ancient within you has been waiting for you to remember too.

Shed.
Remember.
Rise.

Vanaadonuri
Spiritually crafted by Wisdom Primordial.

Created for spiritual, ritual & symbolic use. Spiritual traditions and correspondences vary by culture and practitioner; no specific outcome is guaranteed.