Unlock the doors to the unseen with Osiris Dream, a specially crafted anointing oil designed for powerful work within liminal spaces. Blending rare, potent botanicals, Osiris Dream is formulated for rituals that demand deep connection—whether you’re invoking spirits, communing with ancestors, or exploring the mysteries of the underworld. This unique oil is an ideal companion for the Headless (Bornless) ritual, amplifying its potency and guiding you into states of profound awareness and protection.
Infused with vetiver, labdanum, galbanum, and clary sage, Osiris Dream’s scent will deepen over time, evolving to match the intensifying potency of your practice. Created to support demon conjuration, ancestral pathworking, and the empowerment of sigils and talismans, this oil becomes a powerful tool for seekers of the mystical.
Allow Osiris Dream to accompany you as you journey beyond the veil.
Hathor, the Egyptian goddess of love, beauty, music, and joy, held a special connection with perfumes and flowers, symbolising her divine essence. As the patroness of perfumes, she was associated with the fragrance of myrrh, a resinous substance used in religious rituals and considered her sacred scent. Myrrh played a crucial role in the creation of Hathor’s sacred perfume, the ti-Sps, which was added to various perfume recipes as the final, signature touch. This inclusion not only marked the perfume as superior quality but also connected it with the goddess herself, signifying that it carried Hathor’s blessing.
The creation of the ti-Sps perfume was a sacred and meticulous process, requiring 243 days of preparation. Every stage of this extensive process was conducted with devotion, as the perfume makers, often priests and priestesses, chanted spells and prayers to Hathor, invoking her presence and guidance. This careful craftsmanship and dedication ensured that the perfume was not just a scent, but a sacred offering to the goddess. The time invested in its preparation, coupled with the spiritual rituals, made the ti-Sps not just a perfume but an object of worship.
Once the ti-Sps was ready, it was reserved for Hathor’s annual festival, a grand celebration of the goddess held in temples across Egypt. During this time, the sacred perfume filled the air of Hathor’s temples, its fragrance symbolizing the goddess’s presence. The scent was applied to statues of Hathor twice daily by the temple priests, as an act of devotion and to honour her. The ti-Sps was more than a fragrance; it was an integral part of the festival’s rituals, helping to create a sensory experience that connected the worshippers with the divine.
After the festival concluded, the ti-Sps perfume was carefully stored away, only to be used again in the following year’s celebration. Its exclusivity, used only once a year, added to its mystique and sacredness. The perfume was seen as a precious link to the goddess, and its preservation ensured that the essence of Hathor would continue to be part of the temple’s rituals. The limited use of the ti-Sps made it a rare and revered part of Hathor’s worship, heightening the anticipation and reverence for her festival each year.
The ti-Sps perfume was crafted from a variety of ingredients, including carob, myrrh, and styrax, among others. These ingredients were chosen not only for their aromatic qualities but also for their spiritual significance. Myrrh, Hathor’s sacred fragrance, was the heart of the perfume, while other ingredients added depth and complexity to the scent. The combination of these ingredients, along with the sacred rituals involved in its creation, made the ti-Sps a perfume unlike any other, embodying the beauty, grace, and divine power of Hathor.
Hathor’s sacred perfume, the ti-Sps, was a dense, 5-gram black paste, carefully crafted as a ritual offering rather than a personal fragrance. Unlike typical perfumes meant for the skin, the ti-Sps was designed solely for dedication to the goddess, with its application reserved for Hathor’s statues during sacred ceremonies. While the perfume is not irritating to the skin, its composition includes a small amount of charcoal, which can leave a dark stain if applied. The black hue of the paste reflects its deep, mystical connection to the divine, symbolizing both the potency and reverence of the offering.
A 5ml bottle of Pure Rose Absolute £10.00, contains 10% essential oil in a 5ml dilution of organic grapeseed oil.”
“…the Rose is the Absolute Self-Sacrifice, the merging of all in the O (negative), the Universal Principle of generation through change (not merely the feminine), and the Universal Light ‘khabs’. (Aleister Crowley, The Confessions p. 192)
Rosa Damascena
One of the scents that are closely associated with the divine feminine is that of the rose.
Rosa damascena is a type of shrub that can grow up to 2 metres high and has pink, fragrant flowers and grey-green leaves. It is mainly grown in Bulgaria, Turkey, and France and is one of three subspecies that are distilled for their perfume, alongside Rosa gallica and Rosa centifolia.
The Rose has such a beautiful and captivating scent, no wonder it’s considered one of the most powerful healing tools. Its frequency vibrates at 320 MHz, the highest frequency of all living and substantial things that we can experience with our senses. It’s amazing to think that something as simple as smelling a Rose can have such a profound effect on our well-being and bring us closer to feelings of love and healing.
*All oils in the Aromagick series are non-refundable and cannot be returned.
The highest function of Love is that it makes the loved one a unique and irreplaceable being. (Tom Robbins, Jitterbug Perfume)
Ancient texts speak of the Jitterybug cult, an elusive sect that believed Pan never truly died. Their sacred scriptures tell of Kudra, a master perfumer, who created a fragrance known as K23—a perfume designed to conceal the unmistakable scent of Pan.
Because, let’s be honest—Pan is the god of wild nature, herds, and flocks, and, well… let’s just say, goats are not known for their delicate fragrance. Especially the males. If you have ever visited a goat pen, you will understand why creating a perfume strong enough to mask Pan’s presence was no small task.
Creating a perfume suitable for a god is a serious task—especially when the goal is to hide one of the most pungent and musky deities around. Kudra had to draw upon the rarest botanicals, the richest resins, and the most potent aromatics to weave a scent that could cloak Pan’s very essence. Was K23 simply a legend, or could it still be out there, hidden in the formulas of ancient perfumers?
Key Ingredients of the K23:
Beetroot Extract
Horny Goat Weed Extract
Leather Fragrance
White Musk Fragrance
Oud Fragrance
Amber Fragrance
Jasmine Sambac
These fragrances embody the primal, sensual essence of the god Pan:
Leather symbolizes flesh and blood, raw and untamed.
White Musk exudes earthy, animalistic sensuality, reminiscent of natural pheromones.
Oud, also known as agarwood, is derived from the resinous heartwood of the agar tree, found in the dense forests of Southeast Asia, India, and Bangladesh. A result of fungal infection, this rare and precious scent is extracted through distillation or melting of the resin. Its deep, enigmatic aroma mirrors Pan’s magnetic and untamed nature.
Amber is a ‘fantasy’ note in perfumery—a warm, powdery blend of natural and synthetic ingredients like vanilla, patchouli, labdanum, styrax, and benzoin. Just as Pan embodies the wildest dreams of Mother Nature, amber’s intoxicating sweetness evokes a sense of myth and mystery.
This unique blend captures the untamed, alluring spirit of Pan—earthy, carnal, and utterly irresistible.
