Lodestone Powder Incense, 1 Lb

Lodestone Powder Incense is a self-lighting conjure powder, ground fine and blended so it lights at the tip and smolders unaided. By the pound, it is the working-stock size for the practitioner who keeps a standing drawing rite. Lodestone is the great magnetic draw of Hoodoo, reached for to pull love, money, or favor toward you.

Pour a trail or small cone in a fireproof dish, touch a flame to it, and let the smoke carry your drawing intention. No charcoal needed.

Key Features

• Self-lighting powder by the pound. Pour, light the tip, and it smolders on its own.
• The magnetic draw. Lodestone is conjure's great drawing material.
• Working-stock size. Sixteen ounces for a standing drawing practice.
• For attraction and power. Pulling love, money, or favor toward you.

Product Details

• Self-lighting powder incense, 1 Lb (16 oz)
• Lights at the tip, no charcoal needed
• Burned in a fireproof dish as a trail or cone, or by the pinch over charcoal
• For ceremonial burning; not packaged or sold as a food product
• Fire safety: burn only in a fireproof vessel on a stable surface, with ventilation, and never unattended; store sealed and dry

The Spiritual Significance

Lodestone is the great drawing stone of Hoodoo and conjure, a naturally magnetic iron ore reached for to pull what you call toward you, whether love, money, or favor. Worked as a self-lighting powder, ground fine and blended with saltpeter so it lights at the tip, it carries that drawing intention into smoke. Practitioners traditionally feed lodestones with magnetic sand and set them to draw; the powder burns in that same spirit, a petition set to smoke. The incense does not act on its own; it scents the air and helps you settle into your own intention of drawing. Light a trail to set a drawing intention over a candle, a name paper, or a working dish.

How To Use

1. Ready a fireproof dish. Set a fireproof dish, shell, or cauldron on a stable, ventilated surface, with a name paper beneath in the conjure manner if your practice keeps it.
2. Pour a trail or cone. Pour a small trail or mound of the powder in the dish.
3. Light the tip. Touch a flame to one end; the self-lighting blend catches and smolders on its own, no charcoal needed.
4. Speak the working. As the smoke rises, name what you are drawing toward you and hold that intention.
5. Extinguish completely. Press any embers out cold before leaving the room, and never leave it burning unattended.

Pairs Well With

• Money Drawing Powder Incense: a magnetic draw aimed at money.
• Love Powder Incense, 1 Lb: drawing love by the pound.
• Fire of Love Powder Incense: passionate drawing power.
• High John Powder Incense: a conjure powder for strength and mastery.
• All Purpose Oil: dress a candle or petition for your drawing work.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is powder incense?

Loose incense milled fine and blended with saltpeter so it self-ignites: pour a trail or cone, light the tip, and it smolders unaided. It is the conjure shop's classic ritual format, where the burning itself carries the petition.

Do I need charcoal?

No, the self-lighting blend burns on its own. Charcoal is optional for a slower, gentler smoke during longer workings.

What is lodestone used for?

Drawing. Lodestone is conjure's magnetic stone, worked to pull love, money, or favor toward you. The powder carries that drawing intention into smoke.

Who needs a whole pound?

Standing practices, circles, and shops. Decant a working jar, keep the rest sealed and dry, and the pound serves a long drawing practice.

How do I burn it safely?

In a fireproof dish on a stable surface, with ventilation open, away from anything flammable, and never unattended. Press embers out cold before leaving the room.