Fury Bloom Ritual Oil (Rebirth Through Rage)

Creation. Catharsis. Renewal.

The Bloom After the Burn

Fury Bloom is the quiet after the storm — the moment your spirit exhales after setting itself free.

This ritual oil is an ode to sacred feminine rage — the kind that doesn’t destroy, but transforms. The kind embodied by goddesses like Lilith, Sekhmet, and Kālī — each a keeper of divine wrath, each a mother of rebirth.

It’s for the part of you that refuses to shrink after the fire. The part that knows destruction and creation are sisters, not opposites.

Crafted with a bright yet tender blend of grapefruit, melon, and cucumber, Fury Bloom cools the edges of anger and turns it into fertile soil.

Infused with daisy and lilac leaf, this oil carries the breath of renewal — soft, green, and alive.

What It’s For:

• To transmute grief, anger, and exhaustion into creativity and self-love

• For rebirth rituals, moon baths, or self-anointing after shadow work

• As an anointing oil to honor Lilith, Sekhmet, or Kālī energies

• To accompany journaling, movement, or art rituals where emotion seeks expression

• As a follow-up to Feral Grace (Essence No. 08), sealing your transformation in softness and renewal

How to Use:
Fury Bloom is not meant to be worn — it’s meant to be experienced.
Use it in ways that remind your body that it is the altar.

1. Before Rituals of Release or Reflection

   • Anoint your heart, throat, and solar plexus with three slow breaths.

   • As you do, whisper or think:
     “From my rage, I rise again.”

   • Let your breath move the energy — your exhale is the spell.

2. For Emotional Transmutation

   • Place a few drops on your palms. Rub them together until warm, then cup them over your face.

   • Inhale deeply — feel the grapefruit spark and cucumber calm.

   • Exhale through the mouth, imagining smoke leaving your body — the remnants of what no longer needs to burn.

3. In Baths or Creative Work

   • Add 7 drops into warm water before a bath, or to a bowl used for cleansing crystals or sigils.

   • Use this time to write, paint, or move — express the emotion that’s been sitting beneath your ribs.

   • This oil is especially potent when used before creating art or performing under emotional strain.

4. For Moon or Fire Ceremonies

   • Anoint candles, altar tools, or your wrists before lunar rituals.

   • Invoke the goddesses Lilith, Sekhmet, or Kālī, asking each to lend you their form of sacred rage —

     • Lilith, for defiance and autonomy.

     • Sekhmet, for righteous transformation.

     • Kālī, for fearless dissolution and rebirth.

   • Let the scent be your bridge between fire and calm — your heartbeat between endings and creation.

5. After Shadow Work or Emotional Release

   • Once tears, anger, or exhaustion subside, apply a small amount to your crown and heart.

   • Say aloud:
     “I forgive the fire. I choose to bloom.”

   • Rest. Hydrate. Let the oil finish what your spirit started.Scent Profile:
     A fresh, luminous alchemy — grapefruit for joy, melon for ease, cucumber for emotional restoration. Grounded with green notes of lilac and daisy.

Maker’s Note:
Conceived under the Aries Full Moon and infused on the altar of rage-born rebirth. Fury Bloom embodies the feral grace of Lilith, the righteous fire of Sekhmet, and the fearless destruction of Kālī — all merging into the creative pulse that follows release.

This is not an oil of peace — it is an oil of becoming.

Disclaimer on variances: Please note that each oil blend is different and it may not be exactly as what was originally created due to changes in herb/oil and materials source. Kindly order only if you are amenable to these slight differences.

Safety:
For external use only. Patch test before use. Avoid eyes and sensitive areas. Not for internal consumption. Store away from direct sunlight.

Batch Note:
Small-batch, altar-infused, and crafted during the Aries Full Moon.

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