Can I use this to protect another person, near or far? If possible, can somebody guide me through the spell? Thanks in advance.

Yes you can. You make your petition specific to that person. Here are our guidelines: This product comes from an old Hoodoo conjure oil recipe. Its primary use is building protective barriers. Thus, it is an excellent solution in situations of fear or intimidation. Besides being a great weapon for waging war on undesirable adverse energies, it has great prevention properties. Fiery Wall is also widely regarded as an effective formula to uncross malevolent or detrimental spells and hexes. This unique oil provides an impenetrable layer of protection while driving bad energies and crossed influences away. It is suitable for use at the office, home, or even while traveling. Users may apply Fiery Wall in several ways. One common technique is to anoint railroad spikes and then place them in the soil near entrances to your home. Another easy technique is to pour a few drops in every corner of a home or office. You might even want to try dabbing a little bit at all four corners of your work desk. Use Fiery Wall of Protection to anoint a blue candle while reciting Psalm 141 and/or Psalm 90. This favorite Hoodoo oil is also frequently associated with Michael the Archangel or Saint Michael. Buy a Seven-Day Candle located in a local grocery store ethnic product section or just use an ordinary black candle. In either case, use a little bit of Fiery Wall of Protection to anoint the candle. If you are seeking protection, keep the candle turned towards you. If you are attempting to dispel adverse energies, anoint the candle with oil pushing down the candle, Then, place it above your written petition. You may recite Psalms or make direct requests for St. Michael's intercession. Of course, all the standard alternative uses for Hoodoo conjure oil are also equally applicable to Fiery Wall of Protection. You might, for instance, decide to rub a little into your skin; wash down your doors or windows with it, or pour a few drops of Fiery Wall into your bath water. You may even dab a drop or two onto any object or possession of special importance or value to you.

Can this be used to protect my dog from other aggressive dogs?

This is why I’m looking into this did you end up finding one?

would someone kindly post the ingredients list, please? (thank you for your help)

. Anyone, who practices in the art of magic, is not going to give you their exact list of ingredients just as a master baker isn’t going to give you the list of ingredients and instructions on his chocolate truffled ganache It’s easy enough to understand that you have the core ingredients and if there was something in there that would harm you or you needed to be warned of -like not to use if you were pregnant or susceptible to x,y,z it would be listed. This is an old recipe-nobody does it exactly the same unless they were taught and handed down through a family line. Also, Laura T, may I suggest that if you are this worried over not being supplied ingredients, that you stay away from magic because, more specifically, stay away from Hoodoo. This oil is for protection against the known and the unseen. And trust me there’s usually more of the unseen. And when you need and I’m crossing or the amp up the warding of your house, you either have faith In the creator of the oil or you create one yourself but you don’t ask for ingredients. Beyond that, I would suggest if you’re worried in the ingredients, you truly don’t need the soil. Fiery wall of protection and if I may add, art of the root has a spotless reputation.

Can you use these oils in candle making? If so what is the flashpoint?

I have tried it in a candle personally it irritated my allergies but I would suggest making 3 wholes clock wise. Only use a drip in each whole using too much will effect the way your candle burns so either rub it or do the three drops

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