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Not everyone wants or lives in a situation that allows them to use incense in rituals. Smoke can irritate lungs and set off fire alarms -- incense is still burning organic matter. But for many folks, fragrance is still a critical component of cleansing, setting intentions, evoking spirits, and other elements of ritual practice. For folks who can't or don't want to involve incense, we are pleased to provide our ritual room sprays, which utilize our ritual oils in a liquid spray base.
For assistance in any and all things. Santa Muerte is a folk saint from Mexico, beloved and renowned for being most efficacious in every case. Unlike most saints, folk or otherwise, La Santa Muerte was never a human -- she is the embodiment of Death, but not in any morbid sort of sense. Rather, she protects and guides her followers through the veil from this world into the next. And in the meantime, she wants her children to live safe, full, and happy lives, enjoying all of the wonderful things that have been left here for us until it's time to go. Because of this motherly affection, Santa Muerte loves to assist whenever and with whatever she can, even things other saints might turn their noses up at (though she'll also warn you you're not free from the consequences if she does). She is especially fond of outcasts like the poor, the LGBTQ community, and the neurodivergent -- people who walk the liminal spaces of this world.
100mL
Not everyone wants or lives in a situation that allows them to use incense in rituals. Smoke can irritate lungs and set off fire alarms -- incense is still burning organic matter. But for many folks, fragrance is still a critical component of cleansing, setting intentions, evoking spirits, and other elements of ritual practice. For folks who can't or don't want to involve incense, we are pleased to provide our ritual room sprays, which utilize our ritual oils in a liquid spray base.
For assistance in any and all things. Santa Muerte is a folk saint from Mexico, beloved and renowned for being most efficacious in every case. Unlike most saints, folk or otherwise, La Santa Muerte was never a human -- she is the embodiment of Death, but not in any morbid sort of sense. Rather, she protects and guides her followers through the veil from this world into the next. And in the meantime, she wants her children to live safe, full, and happy lives, enjoying all of the wonderful things that have been left here for us until it's time to go. Because of this motherly affection, Santa Muerte loves to assist whenever and with whatever she can, even things other saints might turn their noses up at (though she'll also warn you you're not free from the consequences if she does). She is especially fond of outcasts like the poor, the LGBTQ community, and the neurodivergent -- people who walk the liminal spaces of this world.
100mL