Archangel Michael Anointing Oil — Lailokens Awen 15ml Ritual Blend

$11.95

Archangel Michael anointing oil, Lailokens Awen 15ml — a richly formulated ritual oil dedicated to Archangel Michael, celestial warrior and protector. Use to anoint candles, tools, the body, and doorways when invoking Michael’s legendary protection, courage, and divine justice.

10 in stock

💰 $10 off orders of $100+ 💰

Add $100.00 more to get $10 off!

Add to Cart
A 15ml Lailokens Awen Archangel Michael ritual anointing oil bottle with printed label, for protection, courage, and angelic warrior energy ceremonial work.
Archangel Michael Anointing Oil — Lailokens Awen 15ml Ritual Blend
$11.95

Free shipping on orders over $30

  • 30 day returns
  • Current order handling time: 1 business day
Guaranteed Safe Checkout

Quick Specs

  • Brand: Lailokens Awen
  • Volume: 15ml
  • Base: Fractionated coconut oil with organic essential oils
  • Best for: Archangel Michael workings, protection, courage, cord-cutting, fire element rituals

Archangel Michael in Ritual Tradition

Archangel Michael appears across Christianity, Judaism, and Islam as the warrior angel, the divine protector who wields a flaming sword against spiritual threats and severs negative ties that bind. In folk Catholic devotion, Michael is called upon for protection from enemies, justice in disputes, courage in the face of danger, and the cutting of energetic cords to harmful people or situations. His correspondences are fire and the Sun or Jupiter, active forces associated with will, clarity, and decisive action rather than receptive or passive energy.

Lailokens Awen oils are handcrafted in Canada using organic essential oils in a fractionated coconut oil base, made on the day and in the hour of either the Sun or Jupiter to honor Michael’s planetary correspondences. The brand respects astrological timing in production. The fractionated coconut base resists oxidation, so a bottle kept in a cool cabinet keeps well without refrigeration.

How Practitioners Use Michael Oil

The most direct application is anointing blue or gold candles petitioned to Archangel Michael for protection, justice, or courage. Dress the candle from base to wick while stating your petition clearly, then light it on a Sunday during a waxing moon for calling-in workings, or any time for immediate protection requests. The oil also works on charms and talismans intended to carry Michael’s protective signature, on the wrists or chest before entering conflict or confrontation, and on written petitions before placing them on the altar.

For cord-cutting work, practitioners anoint a black cord or string with Michael oil, speak the name of the connection to be severed, and then cut the cord with scissors or a ritual knife while invoking Michael’s sword. This draws directly on Michael’s mythological role as the angel who severs spiritual bonds. Browse my oils and diffusers collection for other ritual oils that complement this working.

How to Use Lailokens Awen Michael Oil

Three ritual methods for working with Archangel Michael anointing oil in protection, cord-cutting, and candle magic.

  1. Dress a Candle for Protection

    Apply a small amount to a blue or gold candle, working base to wick to draw protection toward you. State your petition to Archangel Michael before lighting. Use on a Sunday or waxing phase for strongest solar alignment with the oil.

  2. Anoint Charms and Talismans

    Place one or two drops on a protection charm, a Saint Michael medal, or a written petition before placing it on your altar or carrying it. The oil functions as a consecration medium, anchoring Michael’s protective signature to the object.

  3. Cord-Cutting Ritual

    Anoint a cord representing an unwanted tie with Michael oil while naming the connection. Cut it with scissors over your altar, invoking Archangel Michael’s sword to sever the bond. Follow with a cleansing wash to seal the working.

The Tarot Fellow Standard

I stock Lailokens Awen oils for their organic essential oils, their astrological timing in production, and a coconut base that keeps well in your cabinet. If you need a ritual oil for protection, courage, or cord-cutting work, this one is made for that purpose. Devotion to Michael belongs to living Christian folk practice, and this oil is a supply for that devotion, not a substitute for the guidance of a faith community. See my full range of ritual supplies for tools that pair with this oil.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Lailokens Awen Michael oil safe to apply to skin?

The oil contains organic essential oils in a fractionated coconut oil carrier. A patch test on the inner wrist before broader use is advisable. Essential oils are potent. Avoid contact with eyes and sensitive skin.

What is Lailokens Awen and where are these oils made?

Lailokens Awen is a Canadian artisan brand producing handcrafted ritual oils, candles, and altar supplies. Oils are made with attention to astrological timing.

What color candle do I use with Archangel Michael oil?

Blue is the most traditional candle color for Archangel Michael petitions, representing divine protection and heavenly authority. Gold or yellow candles emphasize solar power and clarity. White is a universal substitute when needed.

Can this oil be used in a diffuser?

Yes, a few drops in an oil diffuser disperse the scent and, in ritual practice, extend the oil’s energetic influence into the surrounding space. This is a valid method for ambient protection work in a home or ritual room without candle use.

Additional information

Weight0.15 lbs

Reviews

There are no reviews yet

Add a review
Archangel Michael Anointing Oil — Lailokens Awen 15ml Ritual Blend Archangel Michael Anointing Oil — Lailokens Awen 15ml Ritual Blend
Rating*
0/5
* Rating is required
Your review
* Review is required
Name
* Name is required
Add photos or video to your review

Q & A

Ask a question
Archangel Michael Anointing Oil — Lailokens Awen 15ml Ritual Blend Archangel Michael Anointing Oil — Lailokens Awen 15ml Ritual Blend
Your question
* Question is required
Name
* Name is required
There are no questions yet