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Al Anima Sola Oil
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Al Anima Sola has multiple cultural identities. Some traditions have her syncretized with other spirits. According to several sources, for example, Al Anima Sola’s Haitian Vodou counterpart is Marinette. In Santeria or Lucumi, she is apparently synchronized with the Eshu Alleguana. In Hoodoo, Al Anima Sola is found in a group of spirits that include Intranquil Spirit and Dominant Spirit. These three spirits are noted for their anger and rage and proverbial chips on their shoulders. The intensity of their grudges are said to be enough to move inanimate objects and to allow them to manifest as malevolent entities with the ability to attack the living when provoked.
In New Orleans Voodoo, Al Anima Sola is often used to help the dead cross over to the other side peacefully. It is good for people who died untimely deaths, victims of murder, died during an assault, or simply cannot accept being dead. In this context, you dress a white candle with Al Anima Sola Oil and burn the anointed candle for three days following their death saying specials prayers. The ritual is repeated yearly on the date of the person's death as a memorial. Keep the rest of the oil on your ancestral altar and use once a year on the anniversary of your deceased Loved one's death in remembrance.
Our aromatic anointing oils are handcrafted in small batches according to old-fashioned, time-honored Southern traditions using only the highest quality herbs and raw ingredients available. This process ensures oils of the highest potency and fragrance. For external use only. Four drams (.5 oz).
In New Orleans Voodoo, Al Anima Sola is often used to help the dead cross over to the other side peacefully. It is good for people who died untimely deaths, victims of murder, died during an assault, or simply cannot accept being dead. In this context, you dress a white candle with Al Anima Sola Oil and burn the anointed candle for three days following their death saying specials prayers. The ritual is repeated yearly on the date of the person's death as a memorial. Keep the rest of the oil on your ancestral altar and use once a year on the anniversary of your deceased Loved one's death in remembrance.
Our aromatic anointing oils are handcrafted in small batches according to old-fashioned, time-honored Southern traditions using only the highest quality herbs and raw ingredients available. This process ensures oils of the highest potency and fragrance. For external use only. Four drams (.5 oz).
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About Anima Sola
Al Anima Sola has multiple cultural identities. Some traditions have her
syncretized with other spirits. According to several sources, for
example, Al Anima Sola’s Haitian Vodou counterpart is Marinette. In
Santeria or Lucumi, she is apparently synchronized with the Eshu
Alleguana. In Hoodoo, Al Anima Sola is found in a group of spirits that
include Intranquil Spirit and Dominant Spirit. These three spirits are
noted for their anger and rage and proverbial chips on their shoulders.
The intensity of their grudges are said to be enough to move inanimate
objects and to allow them to manifest as malevolent entities with the
ability to attack the living when provoked.
While Anima Sola is most often associated with one woman (and in Latin traditions as a man Juan Minero), like the la Madamas, there are actually many Lonely Souls. Purgatory, the place where the Anima Sola resides, is a place of temporal punishment for folks who are not free of venial sins and who have not fully paid for their transgressions upon their death. Temporal punishment is due to sin, even after the sin itself has been pardoned by God. In the Catholic teachings, all sins are not equal before God and venial sins or faults, as they are sometimes referred to, are sins of a lesser nature. Most people die with this kind of sin and as such are not fully prepared or purified to go straight to heaven and look into the eyes of God. Thus, purgatory is an intermediate state where such people go, “a realm of progressive development, in which souls are prepared for the final judgment" (Farrar, 1881).
According to Catholic doctrine, our prayers and sacrifices can help those who are stuck in purgatory. In fact, some of the saints tell us that we have an obligation toward those who are still in purgatorial punishment. According to St. Thomas, the souls in purgatory do not pray for the living because they are not in a position to pray or assist us. Rather, he states we should be praying for them to help them move beyond purgatory and into heaven. St. Thomas seems to hold the minority perspective, however, as many theologians believe that we can invoke the aid of the Anima Sola because they do, indeed, pray for us. According to Francisco Suárez (De poenit., disp. xlvii, s. 2, n. 9) "the souls in purgatory are holy, are dear to God, love us with a true love and are mindful of our wants… they know in a general way our necessities and our dangers, and how great is our need of divine help and divine grace."
In New Orleans Voodoo, Al Anima Sola is often used to help the dead cross over to the other side peacefully. It is good for people who died untimely deaths, victims of murder, died during an assault, or simply cannot accept being dead. In this context, you dress a white candle with Al Anima Sola Oil and burn the anointed candle for three days following their death saying specials prayers. The ritual is repeated yearly on the date of the person's death as a memorial. Keep the rest of the oil on your ancestral altar and use once a year on the anniversary of your deceased Loved one's death in remembrance.
While Anima Sola is most often associated with one woman (and in Latin traditions as a man Juan Minero), like the la Madamas, there are actually many Lonely Souls. Purgatory, the place where the Anima Sola resides, is a place of temporal punishment for folks who are not free of venial sins and who have not fully paid for their transgressions upon their death. Temporal punishment is due to sin, even after the sin itself has been pardoned by God. In the Catholic teachings, all sins are not equal before God and venial sins or faults, as they are sometimes referred to, are sins of a lesser nature. Most people die with this kind of sin and as such are not fully prepared or purified to go straight to heaven and look into the eyes of God. Thus, purgatory is an intermediate state where such people go, “a realm of progressive development, in which souls are prepared for the final judgment" (Farrar, 1881).
According to Catholic doctrine, our prayers and sacrifices can help those who are stuck in purgatory. In fact, some of the saints tell us that we have an obligation toward those who are still in purgatorial punishment. According to St. Thomas, the souls in purgatory do not pray for the living because they are not in a position to pray or assist us. Rather, he states we should be praying for them to help them move beyond purgatory and into heaven. St. Thomas seems to hold the minority perspective, however, as many theologians believe that we can invoke the aid of the Anima Sola because they do, indeed, pray for us. According to Francisco Suárez (De poenit., disp. xlvii, s. 2, n. 9) "the souls in purgatory are holy, are dear to God, love us with a true love and are mindful of our wants… they know in a general way our necessities and our dangers, and how great is our need of divine help and divine grace."
In New Orleans Voodoo, Al Anima Sola is often used to help the dead cross over to the other side peacefully. It is good for people who died untimely deaths, victims of murder, died during an assault, or simply cannot accept being dead. In this context, you dress a white candle with Al Anima Sola Oil and burn the anointed candle for three days following their death saying specials prayers. The ritual is repeated yearly on the date of the person's death as a memorial. Keep the rest of the oil on your ancestral altar and use once a year on the anniversary of your deceased Loved one's death in remembrance.
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