Divine Abundance Anointing Ritual Oil: The Lender Not the Borrower
Abundance is named throughout scripture as a promised blessing, not a distant hope. Deuteronomy speaks directly of being set above and becoming the lender rather than the borrower — provision as a position, not just a possession. The Quran describes increase as something drawn near through gratitude, promising that thankfulness opens the door to more. The Divine Abundance Anointing Perfume Oil was created for that promise — for favour, provision, and the confidence that comes with stepping into increase — formulated in the ancient Middle Eastern attar tradition where botanical essence is concentrated in pure oil rather than alcohol, exactly as perfumers have done for thousands of years across Arabia and the Levant.
What’s Inside
Sacred Herbs & Crystals: Myrrh · Frankincense · Biblical Syrian Hyssop (Origanum syriacum) · Mondia Whitei · Peridot Crystals · Cardamom · Amber Resin · Smokey Quartz · Vetiver Root · Angelica Archangel Root · Moonstone Chips
Main Notes: Sweet Sugar Oud · Mondia Whitei
Myrrh and Frankincense carry some of the oldest ceremonial roots in scripture, long offered as gifts of honour and consecration. Hyssop appears throughout the Bible as a plant of cleansing and new beginnings. Mondia Whitei is a root long valued in West African tradition for vitality and drive. Angelica Root takes its very name from the archangels, long associated with divine protection and guidance over one’s path. Peridot is carried as a stone of abundance and opportunity, Moonstone for intuition tied to new cycles of provision, and Smokey Quartz for grounding ambition amid growth. Cardamom, Vetiver Root, and Amber Resin bring a warm, earthy stability to the blend. Sweet Sugar Oud rounds it out with a rich, indulgent warmth befitting a season of increase.
How to Anoint
Apply to the pulse points — wrists, temples, and the back of the neck — before meetings, negotiations, or moments tied to finances and provision. Some choose to anoint the palms as a reminder of open hands ready to receive, or the back of the neck before stepping into a room where decisions about money or opportunity will be made. A drop over the heart can serve as a quiet declaration of gratitude before the day begins.







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