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Incense / Powder of Regulus III
Classic herbs and materials associated with Regulus include mugwort, mastic, garnet, wormwood, and celandine.
These, along with frankincense, 24k gold, saffron, chrysanthemum, calendula, dandelion root, orange peel, red ginseng, and other plants allied to the powers of empowerment, light, and leadership, were ritually combined, fumigated, and consecrated, during an election featuring the freshly ingressed, waxing Virgo Moon conjunct Regulus, applying to an aspect with Jupiter in Pisces (forming a strong and fortuitous Lion-Elephant yoga).
Create a small, peaked mound, or form lines and create sigils on a bed of ash or sand.
Burn as an offering to invoke the Royal Star’s influence, or during magical operations intended for self-promotion, self-actualization, success, and explorations of a heart-centered, empowering nature.
Smoke bathe the body to banish self-doubt and melancholy, restoring a lightness of being and luminosity to the aura. This can be done as-needed (the morning before an important presentation, for instance), or keyed to Solar days/ hours (or those of the Sun’s ruler) for the purposes of meta-Solar remediation.
To be seen in the best of light, fumigate camera equipment, literal lighting(!), and spaces in which performance/ appearance will be taking place.
Clear the way for creative expression,
slay any semblance of self-doubt,
and above all,
keep going…
Offered in a 1/2 oz glass vial with cork top for $33, or 2 oz bulk pot for $99
Note that Sphere + Sundry’s Incense Powders are designed to be burned *without* charcoal, on beds of premium ash in a firesafe dish or plate. Pour ash, then pat or use a tool to create a relatively smooth surface. Pour the desired amount of Incense Powder into the palm of your non-dominant hand, and use the other to assemble a thin peaked mound, line, or sigil, pinch by pinch. These can be quite thin if desired. The neater and more ridged your shape is, the better it will burn! Light the top of the ridge to ignite.
Taking time to prepare Incense in this way can be a meditative and centering experience, and allows the practitioner to create custom burn times with zero waste. If your line ends up too long, simply use a knife to ‘cut’ the fresh powder away from the ignited portion to use later.
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