At a glance
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Blue chime candle — aligned with the third eye chakra, for clarity and perception
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Charoite crystals — a rare stone associated with insight and spiritual vision
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Blue lotus — the flower traditionally linked with opening psychic pathways and trance states
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Step-by-step ritual instructions — no prior experience assumed
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Built for divination, dreamwork, meditation, and altar practice
How to use it
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Set the intention first — deeper intuition, or clarity on one specific question. Naming it decides everything that follows.
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Follow the guided ritual included in the kit rather than improvising the first time. Improvise on the second run, once you know the shape.
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Use the herbs and stones during the work itself — meditation, dreamwork, or divination — not only during the opening.
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Keep the charoite on your altar or under your pillow after the ritual to carry the practice past the session.
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Write down what arrives the same day. Intuitive work that is never recorded cannot be checked, and checking is how the skill develops.
What is in the kit
| Component |
What it is |
Role in the ritual |
| Blue chime candle |
A small ritual candle |
Aligned with the third eye chakra; opens and marks the session |
| Charoite crystals |
A rare purple stone |
Associated with insight and spiritual vision; kept on the altar or under the pillow |
| Blue lotus |
A dried sacred flower |
Traditionally linked with psychic pathways and trance states |
| Ritual instructions |
Printed step-by-step directions |
Lets you run the working without inventing it |
✨ Temple Tip — read the instructions the night before, not during
The most common way a first spell kit goes flat is reading the steps while trying to be present for them. Read the whole ritual through once the evening before. On the day you will be following something you already know, which is the difference between performing a ritual and simply doing one.
Questions we get asked
Is this suitable for a complete beginner?
Yes. The step-by-step instructions assume no prior experience, which is exactly why it works as a first kit. Experienced practitioners tend to use it as a ready-assembled set rather than a lesson.
What is charoite?
A rare purple stone, associated in contemporary crystal practice with insight and spiritual vision. That association is cultural tradition rather than a claim about any effect.
Can I reuse the kit?
The stone and the instructions are reusable indefinitely. The candle and the botanicals are consumed by the ritual, so a repeat working needs those replaced.
Is the blue lotus meant to be consumed?
No. Everything in this kit is intended for ritual use only — burning, altar work, and dreamwork — and nothing in it is food or a supplement.
When is the best time to run it?
Many practitioners choose a new moon for setting intuitive intentions, or the evening before a reading. Any consistent time works; consistency matters more than the date.
Care & safety: Contains a candle — burn on a heat-proof surface, within sight, away from drafts and anything flammable, never unattended. Botanicals are for ritual use only and are not food, supplements, or medicine. Keep the whole kit away from children and pets. Crystal and herb associations described here are cultural tradition, not health claims.
If the kit is pointing you toward readings, how to prepare for a tarot reading and how to use a pendulum are the two practical next steps. More kits and bath work in Spell Kits & Ritual Bath.
Set it up properly once, and the practice has somewhere to live. #TempleOfDesire
