Shadow Work Oil- Balance, Process, Develop, Manifest, Amplify

We cannot achieve our highest light selves, until we master shadow work. If you are new to shadow work, this oil can help lead the way into the darkness, from which you will emerge on the other side into the light! If you are an experienced shadow worker, our oil can aid your journey and provide support as you delve into your subconscious.

The Conjured Saint’s Shadow Work Oil eases the nerves associated with this type of spiritual work and encourages total self-acceptance and love. It is blended with specific ingredients to help us tap into the psyche, release blockages, accept the parts of us that we have been told are “bad” or “worthless,” and evolve to accept our shadow as part of our light. Without darkness, there is no light and when we learn to love ourselves-- ALL of ourselves-- great things happen. As you unlock the self-love inside of you, you will inevitably unlock prosperity and opportunity around you. Made from a proprietary family recipe from the old world.

Crafted from my secret ingredients and one being Milkweed for Releasing Dependency – Healing the Inner Child Finding Your Identity and Healthy Independence. Apply to the body, bath, candles, and more.

This essence helps us develop a healthy sense of independence, identity and self-reliance.
It's good for patterns of numbing out due to suppressed emotions, whether that's through drugs, alcohol, food or compulsive behaviour; all ways to avoid connecting with the shadow aspects of our personality.
Patterns of dependency may have formed due to childhood illness or trauma which meant we became used to being cared for and perhaps acquired the habit of using medication to manage pain.
It can also be a helpful essence if we carry a belief, from this lifetime or past lifetimes, that we have to conquer the ego entirely in order to become enlightened, instead of using it in a healthy way.
There may have been childhood events which interrupted our path towards emotional maturity. An aspect of our personality may be stuck at an age when we experienced difficulty and there was a lack of support or loving reassurance. This part of ourselves may be asking for healing by recreating similar circumstances as an adult.
Due to this unhealed past we may find the normal demands of life difficult to cope with and use food, drink, extreme dieting or excessive spiritual practices or other ways to dull the pain. We may also sleep more than necessary or subconsciously manifest illness or accidents to recreate a dependent state.
Milkweed accesses that core wounding, encouraging us to heal it so that we no longer feel helpless but are able to take up the reins of our life and direct our own destiny, with a clear sense of who we are.
It helps us access inner strength and a sense of healthy independence.
It raises our awareness, giving us clarity and encouraging spiritual growth
It helps when we can't find a healthy place for ourselves within our family system. We may feel we've
outgrown an old role and haven't yet found a new one, as a mature adult.
It helps patterns of withdrawal and dominating or manipulative behaviour, as well as difficulty taking in
new information.
It helps if we've experienced abuse in childhood whether sexual, emotional, mental or physical,
It helps resolve patterns of dependency in relationships, so that we're able to be more self-reliant.
It brings more empathy with others and an ability to sense their needs and different viewpoints.
It helps to open up our creativity, boosts confidence and brings a sense of personal power.
It supports us through change and helps us face our shadow aspects which may contain wonderful gifts.
It works on the sacral and solar plexus chakras, restoring humour and lightening our outlook on life.
It can help to change the pattern of needing to present an inauthentically cheerful face to the world,
giving us the courage to be our true selves with the full spectrum of human feelings.
Affirmation: 'I allow my shadows to come into the light and embrace them with love and acceptance.'