Quick Specs
- Type: Self-lighting powder incense (no charcoal required)
- Brand: 1618 Gold
- Blend: Lodestone (drawing and attraction)
- Size: 1 lb (bulk)
- Best for: Practitioner bulk supply — repeat candle dressings, lodestone feedings, mojo bags, ongoing drawing rituals for love, money, and luck
Lodestone as a Working Practitioner Supply
Lodestone is a core curio in American hoodoo and conjure work: naturally magnetized iron ore used to symbolize and direct the pull of one thing toward another. This powder incense is a modern commercial format based on that curio. The 1-pound bulk format is intended for working practitioners who use drawing material consistently across multiple types of workings: love, money, luck, opportunity, lodestone feedings, and client work. At a conservative rate of half a teaspoon per session, a single pound supports well over four hundred individual workings.
This blend is self-lighting powder incense, which means it contains an oxidizer that allows it to ignite and burn without a charcoal base. A small portion taken from the bulk container and placed on a heat-resistant surface ignites directly with a match or lighter. The bulk container itself should be kept sealed and stored away from open flame; only portion out small amounts at the time of working.
Practical Ritual Applications
In a working practice, this bulk supply supports candle dressings (red for love drawing, green for money, yellow for quick luck), honey jar refresh burns, mojo bag construction, lodestone feedings (a pinch of powder paired with magnetic sand to keep working stones active), and the kind of repeat ritual work that consumes the small ounce-size bottles quickly. The pound format is also accessible for practitioners who teach classes, work with circles, or stock conjure cabinets for client casework.
How to Use Lodestone Powder Incense
How to work with bulk lodestone powder incense as a self-lighting drawing supply.
- Portion a Small Amount onto a Safe Surface
From the bulk container, scoop a pinch to half a teaspoon into a heat-resistant dish, cauldron, or sand-lined burner. Keep the bulk container sealed and away from any open flame. Self-lighting powder ignites readily and should never be stored near heat sources.
- Light Directly and Set Your Intention
Apply a match or lighter flame directly to the portioned powder until it catches. Self-lighting blends ignite within a few seconds. Use the brief, intense burn to anchor a drawing intention — love drawn closer, money pulled in, opportunity magnetized — then let the powder fully consume.
- Use as a Practitioner Drawing Supply
A bulk pound of lodestone powder incense supports candle dressings, mojo and gris-gris bag construction, lodestone feedings (sprinkled with magnetic sand to keep working stones active), floor washes, and altar offerings across many sessions. Store in a sealed, cool, dry container away from light to preserve the aromatic oils and the ignition reliability.
The Tarot Fellow Standard
I stock this 1-pound size because serious hoodoo drawing practitioners go through lodestone material faster than the small bottles will sustain. Self-lighting format makes this an easier pour-and-go working material than charcoal-base loose incense. Hoodoo is a living tradition, and I offer this as an entry point, not a substitute for learning from practitioners and community. Browse my prosperity and money collection for the full range of related drawing materials.
Frequently Asked Questions
Self-lighting powder incense contains an oxidizer that lets it ignite without a charcoal disk. It burns faster and hotter than charcoal-based incense and is best used in small quantities on a heat-resistant surface or in a sand-lined cauldron.
Lodestone is a core drawing curio in hoodoo work, used to magnetize and attract love, money, luck, opportunity, or a specific desired outcome. Working lodestones are kept as living altar pieces and fed with magnetic sand to keep their drawing current active. As a modern powder incense, this blend is meant to carry that same drawing principle in burnable form for use in candle work, mojo bags, and ritual sessions.
At a half-teaspoon-per-session rate, one pound supports well over four hundred individual ritual sessions. For practitioners who burn lodestone regularly across candle work, lodestone feedings, and bag construction, the bulk format is by a wide margin the most economical supply option.
Store in a sealed, cool, dry container away from direct light to preserve the aromatic oils and the ignition reliability. Keep the bulk container away from any open flame or heat source, and only portion out a small amount at the time of working onto a heat-safe surface.
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