Vintage Incolay Stone Cherub Jewelry Box
Size 1oz
Forgive who you were.
Honor who you became.
Release what no longer belongs to you.
Let the past remain where it belongs, not forgotten, but no longer given the power to define the person you are becoming.
Beloved Within is an invitation to return to yourself.
Created for those moments when the heart feels heavy with what has been.
You are worthy of your own compassion. Worthy of your own forgiveness. Worthy of your own love.
The past has been witnessed. The lesson has been carried. Now, beloved, return to yourself.
Ways to use this oil:
- (Skin patch test)
- Anoint yourself : Apply a small amount to pulse points while speaking affirmations of self-love and forgiveness.
- Candle rituals: Anoint a pink or white candle with the oil before lighting it with the intention of forgiving yourself and releasing the past.
- Mirror work: Place a small amount on your wrists before standing before a mirror and speaking loving, compassionate words to yourself.
- Release rituals: Write down guilt, regret, old attachments, or experiences you are ready to release. Anoint the corners of the paper before safely tearing it up or otherwise disposing of it.
- Self-love altar: Anoint ritual objects, petitions, or other appropriate altar items dedicated to self-love, healing, and renewal.
- Meditation & journaling: Use the oil before meditation or journaling when reflecting on forgiveness, acceptance, and moving forward.
- Bath ritual: Pair the oil with your Beloved Within Tea Bath Ritual as part of a larger self-love ceremony.
- New-beginning ritual:Use it when closing an old chapter, beginning something new, or intentionally choosing to stop carrying something from your past.
- Daily intention:Keep the bottle somewhere meaningful and gently shake it while repeating an intention such as:
- “I forgive. I release. I return to myself.”
Disclaimer: This product is intended for spiritual, ritual, and personal intention-setting purposes only. No medical claims are made or implied. It is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease, illness, or medical condition and should not be used as a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment.