Quick Specs
- Brand: Espiritu
- Type: Ritual fragrance oil
- Size: 16 oz bulk bottle
- Best for: Mediumship, ancestral communication, seance work, crown chakra ritual
Spirit Guide Oil and the Mediumship Tradition
Spirit Guide oil sits within a long lineage of conjure and rootwork formulas designed to thin the veil between the living and those who have passed. In African-derived spiritual traditions, including Candomble, Espiritismo, and folk Catholicism, practitioners have long used aromatic preparations to signal respect and readiness to ancestral and guiding spirits. This Espiritu formula carries that intention, blending fragrance notes chosen to elevate the practitioner’s vibrational focus toward the crown chakra, the energetic gateway most associated with higher contact and divine communication.
Unlike Third Eye or Psychic Vision oils, which target clairvoyant perception and internal sight, Spirit Guide oil is specifically oriented toward communion with external intelligences: ancestors, spirit allies, and guides assigned to a person’s path. Seance workers and trance mediums use it to mark the opening and closing of ritual space, anointing candles at the start of a sitting and wiping down the table or altar cloth when the session concludes. Espiritistas working within the Kardecist or Puerto Rican Mesa Blanca tradition often incorporate it into their preparatory prayers and altar dressings.
Channeling Oil for Crown Chakra and Trance Work
The crown chakra, known in Sanskrit as Sahasrara, is the seat of cosmic connection and the primary point through which mediums describe receiving impressions from beyond. Practitioners who work with Spirit Guide oil typically apply it at the crown before entering a meditative or trance state, reinforcing the body’s awareness of the upper energy centers. It pairs well with purple or white candles dressed for the same purpose, and with incense associated with ancestral work such as copal or frankincense.
The 16-ounce bulk size serves professional readers, seance facilitators, and practitioners who stock supplies for their clients or student circles. Espiritu oils are produced in limited distribution, which means this formula is not something you find in every shop, and practitioners who locate it tend to stay with it. These are ritual fragrance oils, not essential oils, and are not intended for aromatherapy diffusers or undiluted skin application outside of anointing contexts. Browse my essential oils collection if you need a therapeutic-grade aromatic product instead.
How to Use Spirit Guide Oil
Three steps for using Spirit Guide oil in mediumship and channeling ritual.
- Prepare Your Space
Prepare a clean, quiet space free from distraction. Light a white or violet candle on your altar and hold the bottle briefly to warm it in your palms before applying. Set a clear intention for contact.
- Anoint Key Points
Apply a small amount to the crown of the head, the third-eye point, and each temple. For seance or trance work, anoint the wrists and throat as well to open channels of perception and spoken communication.
- Enter Stillness and Record
Sit in stillness, breathe slowly, and allow the fragrance to anchor your awareness at the crown chakra. Speak your intention aloud or silently. Record any impressions in a journal immediately after the session ends.
The Tarot Fellow Standard
I stock Espiritu oils because they fill a genuine gap: practitioner-grade ritual fragrance formulas with consistent scent profiles and real conjure-tradition roots, available in a bulk size that makes sense for serious working. Spirit Guide is one of the more requested channeling oils I carry, particularly among readers and mediums who need a reliable anointing formula for client sessions. If you are building out a mediumship altar kit, take a look at my altar supplies collection for complementary tools.
Frequently Asked Questions
Spirit Guide oil is a ritual fragrance used in mediumship, channeling, and ancestral communication work. Practitioners anoint pulse points or candles to signal intent and open receptive states for contact.
This is a ritual fragrance oil, not an essential oil. It is formulated for ceremonial use: anointing candles, the body, or altar tools. It is not suitable for aromatherapy diffusers or direct skin therapy.
Crown chakra and brow point are the primary anointing sites. Some practitioners also apply it to the throat and wrists during seance work to support both reception and verbal expression of messages received.
Spirit Guide oil targets the crown chakra and mediumship work, focusing on entity contact. Third Eye oil, by contrast, sharpens psychic vision and clairvoyance without the specific ancestral-contact orientation.
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