Michael 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 or of Jupiter, 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 protection and courage. Michael's register is the held line: the anointing oil for warding, boundary work, and walking in unafraid.

• Volume: 15 ml, in an amber glass bottle
• Maker: Lailokens Awen; handcrafted in small batches from organic ingredients
• Timing: blended on the day and in the hour of the Sun or of Jupiter, per the maker; batches vary
• Use: anointing candles, talismans, charms, 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.

Michael anointing oil is used for protection and courage work in contemporary Western esoteric and folk-Catholic-influenced practice. Michael is the archangel of the Sun in the classical correspondences set out by Agrippa and carried into the Golden Dawn, the captain of the heavenly host in Christian and Jewish scripture, and the saint whose image, sword raised, hangs in botanicas across the Americas as the protector against evil. Hoodoo and folk Catholic workers light St. Michael candles for the same reason. Few figures carry the protective office across so many traditions at once.

Lailokens Awen blends this oil inside the planetary-hours discipline of the grimoires, in which each planet rules certain days and hours; the Sun rules Sunday and Jupiter rules Thursday, and the maker's window is the hour of one or the other. You can carry that care into your own work. Dress a candle before warding the home, seal a talisman as it takes up its duty, or wear a diluted trace before entering a room that asks for a spine. The oil marks the boundary; you are the one who holds it, and that is the whole of the courage the tradition asks for.

1. Patch test a diluted drop on your inner arm before wearing it on skin; for anointing objects, use it straight.
2. For protection work, dress a red or white candle from the base toward the wick, set it in a safe holder, and light it while you speak a short invocation to Michael for the line to be held, keeping the oil away from the flame. Sunday or Thursday, or the hour of the Sun or of Jupiter on any day, matches the maker's timing.
3. Seal a talisman, a charm, or a doorway threshold with a drop as you name what it guards.
4. Before a hard conversation or a demanding space, touch a diluted trace to the wrists and the base of the throat and say a courage affirmation as plain as I will not be moved.
5. Close by washing your hands and thanking the archangel; a boundary held with gratitude is easier to hold again.

The tradition offers the shape; your own sense of what needs guarding is the better guide.

• St. Michael Cologne, 7.5 oz: the botanica cologne of the same archangel, for the body and the room while the oil dresses the candle.
• Protection Lailokens Awen Candle, 4 1/4 Inch: the maker's own protection candle, made on the same planetary-hours method, to dress with this oil.
• Protection Lailokens Awen Oil, 15 ml: the line's Mars-hour protection formula, for warding work without the angelic frame.
• 7 Archangels Pillar Candle, 6 3/4 Inch: a prepared angelic candle to dress when you call on the whole host.
• Black Tourmaline Heart, 3 Inches: the classic protection stone, to anoint and keep by the door.

Who is Archangel Michael in this tradition?

Michael is the archangel of the Sun in the classical Western correspondences, the captain of the heavenly host in scripture, and the sword-raised protector whose image hangs in botanicas across the Americas. Protection and courage are his office in nearly every tradition that names him, 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, Michael's planet. Lailokens Awen blends this oil inside that window, or in the hour of Jupiter on some batches, per the maker, so the timing of the making is part of what you are buying, in the old grimoire custom.

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, charm, or threshold, or wear a diluted trace at the pulse points before protective work. Speak your intention as you apply it. Keep the oil away from open flame and out of your eyes.

Can I wear Michael 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.

What is the difference between Michael oil and the Protection oil in this line?

The frame. Lailokens Awen's Protection oil is made in the hour of Mars, the planet of defense, and works as a plain warding formula. Michael oil calls on the archangel by name and is made in the Sun's or Jupiter's hour. Choose Michael when you want the devotional relationship; choose Protection when you want the ward alone.

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.