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What is Shadow Work?

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In analytical psychology, the shadow (also known as id, shadow aspect, or shadow archetype) is either an unconscious aspect of the personality that the conscious ego does not identify in itself, or the entirety of the unconscious; that is, everything of which a person is not fully conscious. In short, the shadow is the unknown side. Many have noticed that after practicing shadow work, they learn to stop certain habits and make better decisions… such as self-sabotage, falling for the wrong people, dealing with suppressed traumas and family and recognizing truthful and untruthful friends and associates.. It is a way to heal and learn so much about your inner self and help understand why we make the decisions/actions we take in daily life.

This candle is fully dressed and prayed over willfully and comes with a 20 page guide and helpful exercises to begin your work, along with a sample of our new psychic oil.. A journal or notebook and some time to yourself is all you will need to begin this work.. We offer a support in-house team for questions… We also recommend Full Moon or New Moon energy for this work.. The Psychic Blend oil-sampler of Blue Lotus and other psychic herbs such as;

Blue lotus

Also known as the blue Egyptian water lily, blue lotus is rich in nutritional value, in addition to its metaphysical properties. The “Holy Flower” contains apomorphine; a psychoactive alkaloid that stimulates dopamine receptors and promotes a sense of euphoria. Associated with the Egyptian god Nefertem – who represented the first sunlight and smell of the blue water lily – it’s affiliated with clearing energy blockages and allows us to expand our stream of consciousness, reaching higher states of self. It’s typically taken as tea.

Mugwort

A visionary, psychic herb, mugwort has been used since the 10th century to promote lucid dreaming and visualization. Containing the chemical compound thjone, it acts on GABA neurotransmitters (gamma-aminobutyric acid, an inhibitory neurotransmitter), which can convey mood-elevating effects. Mugwort can be absorbed transdermally (through the skin) before sleep, meditation, or in preparation for one’s own psychic practice. It can also be mixed with herbal smoking blends, which promote a sense of calm.

Angelica

Also called dong quai in Chinese medicine, angelica is known to relax intestinal muscles and relieve menstrual cramping (it’s no wonder it’s thought to provide strength to the feminine divine). Associated with personal courage, it strengthens one’s connection with the physical world by bringing balance to the spirit. In Hoodoo (a traditional African American spirituality), it’s known as the fiery wall of protection. Burning it as an incense banishes negative energy, while attracting positive energy to one’s life.

Betony

Used in medieval times to cure nocturnal visions and lunacy, betony is now revered as a great nervine (nerve-calming medicine). Betonic, the plant’s Celtic name, means “good head” due to its hypotensive functions, which relax nerve tension and open up constricted blood vessels (the basis for headaches). A protective and purifying herb, it allows us to connect to our bodies and deflect unwanted energy when used for smudging. When ingested (typically in tea form), wood betony can improve memory and concentration by calming internal fatigue and paving the way for bright, prophetic dreams.

Yarrow

Dating back to the conquest of Troy, Yarrow has been used to treat both physical and spiritual wounds. Containing sudorific properties, yarrow facilitates the removal of toxins, excess salt, and water from the body when you sweat. This process cleanses the aura while providing protection to one’s energy shield during divination. Providing energetic stamina via steady intention while honoring the process of healing, yarrow reminds us to give energy to this process without letting it overwhelm us. Typically ingested via powder, ointment or tincture, yarrow is integral to the steady release of energy, which lets us grow while nourishing our emotional body.

Though there are many herbs that nurture our expansion of personal power through knowledge of self, these are just a few to have as companions on your herbal journey. Through interconnection, we can enhance a stronger, more authentic relationship with our inner self, while allowing us to be present in our relationships with others and the world around us. When we advocate for our inner beings, we learn how to support and advocate for others.

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