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Abramelin Oil

This is the oil of which it is spoken in Liber Al vel Legis, and in Liber ABA it is said: "This oil is compounded of four substances. The basis of
all is the oil of olive. The olive is, traditionally, the gift of Minerva, the Wisdom of God, the logos. In this are dissolved three other oils; oil of
myrrh, oil of cinnamon, oil of galangal. The Myrrh is attributed to Binah, the Great Mother, who is both the understanding of the Magician
and that sorrow and compassion which results from the contemplation of the Universe. The Cinnamon represents Tiphareth, the Sun-the Son,
in whom Glory and Suffering are identical. The Galangal represents both Kether and Malkuth, the First and the Last, the One and the Many,
since in this Oil they are One."

It is also said in that book: "This oil is of a pure golden colour; and when placed upon the skin it should burn and thrill through the body with an intensity as of fire. It is the pure light translated into terms of desire." Rest assured that this particular blend does burn, and thrill. I need hardly mention how unwise it would be to get it in one's eyes or other tender bits. It is, however, food-grade and suitable for inclusion in Cakes of Light.

Available in one dram quantities. Due to variation in the glass bottles received, oil is aliquoted by weight, ensuring an identical and correct
volume to each purchaser. The oils which have been blended into this lot are the purest and best that could be found:

Cinnamon (Cinamomum Zeylanicum) from Sri Lanka
Myrrh (Commiphora Myrrha) from Somalia
Galangal (Alpinia Galanga) from Indonesia, and
Olive (Olea Europea) from Italy (extra virgin, of course!)

Abramelin Oil