Metatron Lailokens Awen Oil, 15ml

Blended in a planetary hour. Lailokens Awen times every batch to the traditional planetary hours; this oil is made on the day and hour of the Sun, per the maker.

Handcrafted from organic ingredients. Small batches and organic botanicals, from a maker who counts timing as part of the recipe.

The archangel of the higher self. Metatron's register is ascension, insight, and the crown: the anointing oil for meditation, study, and work with your own highest sight.

• Volume: 15 ml (about 0.5 fl oz)
• Maker: Lailokens Awen; handcrafted in small batches from organic ingredients
• Timing: blended on the day and hour of the Sun, per the maker's listing
• Use: anointing candles, talismans, ritual tools, and the body (dilute for skin)
• For external use only; not for ingestion; patch test before skin wear
• Weight: about 2.4 oz

Lailokens Awen handcrafts this oil in small batches from organic ingredients and does not publish the full formula, so we do not list one. Slight variation from batch to batch is the honest mark of the method. Treat it as a botanical ritual oil for external use: patch test before wearing it on skin, keep it away from eyes, children, and pets, and do not ingest it. The full ingredient list can be confirmed with Plentiful Earth before you order.

Metatron anointing oil is used in contemporary Western esoteric practice for ascension, insight, and crown-centered meditation. Metatron is the archangel of the Kabbalistic tradition who stands at Kether, the crown of the Tree of Life, and is named in Jewish mystical texts as the heavenly scribe; later Hermetic and modern angel work took him up as the angel of the higher self and of sacred geometry, which is why his cube turns up on so many altars. He is not one of the seven planetary archangels of the classical lists, so the maker's choice of solar timing is a devotional one: the Sun for illumination, clarity, and the crown.

Lailokens Awen blends this oil inside the planetary-hours discipline of the grimoires, in which each planet rules certain days and hours and work is timed to its ruler's window. You can carry that care into your own practice. Anoint a white or gold candle before meditation, touch a drop to the temples or the crown before study or journaling, or mark a tool you use for insight. The oil marks the threshold; the sight, as always, is yours.

1. Patch test a diluted drop on your inner arm before wearing it on skin; for anointing objects, use it straight.
2. Before meditation, dress a white or gold candle from the base toward the wick, set it in a safe holder, and light it, keeping the oil away from the flame. Sunday, or the hour of the Sun on any day, matches the maker's timing.
3. Touch a diluted trace to the temples or the crown of the head and speak a short invocation for clear sight and a steady mind.
4. Mark the tools of insight: the corner of a journal page, the box your cards live in, the base of a pendulum.
5. Close by grounding: hands on the floor, a few slow breaths, and a word of thanks for whatever you saw.

The shape of the practice is yours to set; the oil is there to mark the doorway, not to decide what you find beyond it.

• 7 Archangels Pillar Candle, 6 3/4 Inch: a prepared angelic candle to dress with a drop of the oil.
• Meditation Lailokens Awen Candle, 4 1/4 Inch: the maker's own meditation candle, made on the same planetary-hours method.
• Gabriel Lailokens Awen Oil, 15 ml: the Moon's archangel from the same line, for dreams and receptive work alongside Metatron's clarity.
• Michael Lailokens Awen Oil, 15 ml: the Sun's archangel from the same line, for protection before you open to higher work.
• Selenite Heart With Flower of Life, 3 Inches: the crown stone and the sacred-geometry motif, to keep on the altar during meditation.

Who is Archangel Metatron?

Metatron is the archangel of the Kabbalistic tradition who stands at Kether, the crown of the Tree of Life, and appears in Jewish mystical texts as the heavenly scribe. Modern angel work and sacred geometry took him up as the angel of the higher self, which is the register this anointing oil is made for.

What does made in the hour of the Sun mean?

Western magical tradition divides each day into planetary hours and assigns Sunday and certain hours on every day to the Sun, the planet of illumination and clarity. Lailokens Awen blends this oil inside that window, per the maker's listing, so the timing of the making is part of the recipe.

How do I use an anointing oil like this?

Dress a candle by rubbing oil from the base toward the wick, touch a drop to a talisman or tool, or wear a diluted trace at the temples or crown before meditation. Speak your intention as you apply it. Keep the oil away from open flame and out of your eyes.

Can I wear Metatron oil on my skin?

The maker offers it for anointing the body, but it is a concentrated botanical blend, so dilute it in a carrier oil and patch test a small area first. Keep it away from your eyes, and do not ingest it. For candles, talismans, and tools, use it straight from the bottle.

Is Metatron a planetary archangel?

Not in the classical lists, which give Michael the Sun, Gabriel the Moon, and so on through the seven planets. Metatron belongs to the Kabbalistic crown rather than a planet, so the maker's solar timing is a devotional choice: the Sun for illumination and the crown. We say so rather than invent a correspondence.

Is it really organic?

Lailokens Awen states that the line is handcrafted in small batches from organic ingredients, and we repeat the maker's claim as the maker makes it. The full formula is not published, so if a specific ingredient matters to you, ask Plentiful Earth before ordering and we will find out what we can.