Just Judge Herbal Oil

Great For: Justice, Protection, and Fairness in legal matters

Just Judge oil is typically composed of a mixture of herbs, roots, and essential oils known for their associations with justice, fairness, and protection. Common ingredients might include Solomon's Seal, John the Conqueror root, frankincense, and myrrh, among other botanicals that are believed to invoke the assistance of higher powers in matters of justice.

Just Judge" oil is often used in situations involving legal disputes, court cases, or any scenario where a fair and just outcome is sought. It is believed to help influence judges, juries, and other legal authorities to act impartially and justly.

The oil can be used in rituals and spells to seek justice for wrongs done. This can include personal grievances, workplace disputes, or broader social injustices.

Just Judge oil is also used for protection against unjust actions and for guidance in making fair decisions. It is thought to provide clarity and wisdom to those who seek to do what is right.

How to Use

1. Anointing Candles:

   • Anoint a white or purple candle with "Just Judge" oil, carving symbols of justice (such as scales) or the names of the individuals involved in the case. Burn the candle while focusing on the desired outcome.

2. Court Case Work:

   • Anoint documents related to the legal matter, such as court papers, petitions, or personal statements, with the oil to imbue them with the energy of justice and fairness.

3. Personal Anointing:

   • Apply a small amount of "Just Judge" oil to your wrists, temples, or chest before attending court or legal proceedings to seek protection and favorable outcomes.

4. Creating Mojo Bags:

   • Add a few drops of "Just Judge" oil to a mojo bag containing items associated with justice, such as a piece of parchment with the case number, a small gavel charm, and protective herbs. Carry the bag with you for ongoing support.

5. Petition Papers:

   • Write a petition for justice or a fair outcome on a piece of paper. Anoint the paper with "Just Judge" oil, fold it, and place it in a safe place or under a ca