GODS & GODDESSES OILS

Our Gods & Goddesses Oils are devotional blends inspired by deities and enlightened figures honored across a range of spiritual traditions, from Hindu and Norse to Greek and Buddhist lineages. Each oil is crafted to reflect the traditional associations of the figure it represents, offering a simple way to connect with these varied energies in personal practice.

Used in prayer, ritual, candle work, and altar offerings, these oils are traditionally incorporated into practices focused on transformation, abundance, love, wisdom, and liberation. Many practitioners work with these oils to explore and honor traditions beyond their own, always with respect for the cultural and spiritual roots each figure comes from.

Use to dress candles, anoint the body (externally), feed altars, or accompany offerings and prayers.

Size: 0.7 oz bottle

🔱 Kali Oil

Kali Oil is traditionally associated with the Hindu goddess who embodies both creation and destruction. Many practitioners work with this oil in workings focused on fierce protection, transformation, and liberation from ego. It can be incorporated into rituals meant to support clearing away what no longer serves growth.

🪷 Lakshmi Oil

Lakshmi Oil carries the traditional correspondences of the Hindu goddess of fortune, abundance, and beauty. It is often used in prosperity rituals and workings focused on inviting ease and richness into daily life. Many practitioners incorporate Lakshmi Oil into altar offerings centered on gratitude and abundance.

🃏 Loki Oil

Loki Oil is traditionally associated with the Norse trickster and shape-shifter, known for cleverness and change. Many practitioners work with this oil when seeking to break stagnant patterns or approach a situation with fresh perspective. It can be incorporated into workings focused on adaptability and playful transformation.

☸️ Buddha Oil

Buddha Oil is inspired by the enlightened teacher honored across Buddhist traditions as a guide toward inner peace and liberation from suffering. Rather than a deity in the traditional sense, Buddha is regarded as a spiritual teacher whose life and teachings continue to inspire practitioners today. Many practitioners work with this oil in meditation and mindfulness practice, or in rituals centered on cultivating calm and presence.

🔑 Hecate Oil

Hecate Oil carries the traditional correspondences of the Greek goddess of the crossroads, magic, and the night. It is often used in workings focused on navigating liminal spaces and moments of decision. Many practitioners incorporate Hecate Oil into rituals centered on witchcraft, intuition, and guidance through the unknown.

💫 Freya Oil

Freya Oil is traditionally associated with the Norse goddess of love, beauty, and passion, who also holds dominion over war and fate. Many practitioners work with this oil in rituals centered on self-love, magnetism, and inner strength. It can be incorporated into workings that honor both softness and fierceness.

🐦‍⬛ Odin Oil

Odin Oil reflects the traditional associations of the Norse god of wisdom, sacrifice, and the relentless pursuit of knowledge. It is often used in workings focused on seeking insight, inspiration, and courage before a significant undertaking. Many practitioners incorporate Odin Oil into rituals centered on study, strategy, and inner resolve.

🐚 Aphrodite Oil

Aphrodite Oil carries the traditional correspondences of the Greek goddess of love, beauty, and desire. Many practitioners work with this oil in rituals focused on romance, pleasure, and self-appreciation. It can be incorporated into beauty rituals or workings meant to invite more sensuality into daily life.