Anubis oil dragon magick Gardens and wilderness spring up

Gardens and wilderness spring up from our footsteps

The cosmopolitan culture of the Phoenicians probably also seemed threatening and dangerously hedonistic to the provincial communities of the inland state

In this way Coyote teaches us how to get along with our neighbors

my Aphrodite oil also pays tribute to one of Aphrodite's earlier associations as a sailor's goddess of the sea

This is not transcendence from the mortal world but a sacred connection and obligation to the mortal and terrestrial realms that Eagle spirit surveys

Anubis oil dragon magick Gardens and wilderness spring upThe Jackal headed god Anubis is the Egyptian psychopomp of the dead. This dog deity tends the newly dead souls entering the underworld. According to The Witches' God by Janet and Stewart Farrar, "Son of Osirus (or in another version, of Set) and Nepphthys, he was adopted by Isis and became her guardian. He helped her restore the body of Osirus to life, after he had been murdered by Set." Anubis also oversaw the process of embalming and mummification.