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04/17/2026

She opens roads by force if she has to.

So this water is for moments when you feel:
• stagnant
• blocked
• stuck in a cycle you can’t break
• like something needs to end, but won’t

This is not the water you reach for when you want to be comforted.

This is the one you reach for when you’re ready to shift.

This is prepared with intention for:
• clearing
• breaking stagnation
• calling in change

How you use it:
• On your body
→ when you need courage, when you feel stuck, when you need to move forward
• In your bath
→ when you’re releasing something, ending something, stepping into a new version of yourself
• On your floors / space
→ when your environment feels blocked, heavy, or like nothing is moving
• At doorways and thresholds
→ to open paths, to shift energy, to call in forward motion
• On your altar
→ when working with Oya, with change, with endings and beginnings

What it does:

It:
• shakes things loose
• clears what’s stagnant
• helps you release what you’ve been holding onto too long
• activates movement—emotionally, spiritually, energetically

In stock in shop

04/15/2026

This Yemanja Water was made to move things.

Magnesium to loosen the grip of stress sitting in your spirit.

Seaweed… ocean-grown, womb-fed, ancient.
Carrying the memory of tides, of surrender, of returning.

And when it all meets water?
You just feel:
• heavy
• overwhelmed
• emotional
• like something is sitting on you and won’t move

to help:
calms your nervous system
• helps emotional energy move instead of getting stuck
• creates a feeling of being held instead of overwhelmed

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Use it the way you would Florida Water more intentionally.
• On your altars — to cool, to bless, to invite her presence
• On your floors — to wash away what’s been lingering too long
• On your body — wrists, neck, behind the knees… let her touch you back
• In your baths — to be held, not just cleaned
• In your space — doorways, corners, thresholds… where energy likes to hide

She rocks you.
She soothes you.
She sits with you in the parts where you don’t even have words yet.

This is for the woman who’s been strong for too long.
Who’s been holding everything together with quiet tears.

Yemanja Water wasn’t made from inspiration.
It was made from need.

From my own quiet tears… from the kind of grief and release that doesn’t always have a story attached to it. in those moments where the only thing that could hold me was something older than me.

Something primordial.

Ashé

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04/11/2026

Waist beads have never just been decoration.

Historically, across different African traditions, they’ve been used as a way to stay in relationship with the body.They keep you in yourself.

They’ve also been tied to rites of passage. Marking transitions—girlhood to womanhood, shifts in identity, changes in how someone understands their body and their power. In some contexts, they were private. Not meant for public display, but worn under clothing as something personal, even sacred.

There’s also an energetic aspect to how they’ve been used. Certain colors, materials, and the way they’re tied can carry intention—whether that’s protection, sensuality, grounding, or fertility. They sit at the hips for a reason. That area of the body holds a lot—emotionally, physically, s*xually.

And then there’s the practical layer people don’t always talk about. Waist beads naturally track changes in the body. They shift with you, tighten, loosen, move. So they’ve been used as a form of awareness long before mirrors and scales were the focus.

At the core of it, waist beads are about connection.
To your body.
To your stage of life.
To something older than trend cycles.

In stock.

04/09/2026

I have a surprise.

I’m reopening a part of my work that’s been quiet for a while
creating space again for women who want deeper, more embodied support in their sensuality, their bodies, and their exploration.

This includes somatic-based guidance, where we work with breath, awareness, and the body directly—
and support for those navigating B**M spaces with more intention, safety, and self-connection.

More details soon.

04/07/2026

People love to call this kind of work “woo-woo” like it's a joke.

But what they’re actually naming whether they realize it or not are practices that have been carried, protected, and passed down through generations. Through displacement. Through colonization. Through people being punished for keeping these traditions alive.

Water cleansing, plant medicine, smoke, ritual, body-based healing—none of this came out of nowhere. This is knowledge that survived.

So when it gets reduced to “woo-woo,” it flattens something that’s been lived, preserved, and respected for a very long time.

You don’t have to understand it.
You don’t have to practice it.

Call it what you want, but don’t confuse unfamiliar with unserious.

04/05/2026

To***co has a very specific role in herbalism, especially in traditions that treat plants as active participants

It’s often used in three main ways:

As an offering — before working with other plants or making medicine, to***co is given to acknowledge the relationship. It’s a way of saying, I’m in a reciprocated exchange.

As a protector and boundary-setter — to***co is used to clear and define space. In smoke, floor washes, or small amounts in blends, it helps create a line between what belongs in the work and what doesn’t.

As a carrier of intention — to***co is known for “holding” and transmitting what’s put into it. That’s why presence matters. If you’re scattered, it carries that. If you’re clear and grounded, it carries that too.

In medicine making, it’s awakens the spirit of other plant bodies and amplifies intention.

This is one of those plants that requires respect, attention, and a body that’s actually present while working with it.

04/03/2026

Erotic wellness is about access to your body.
Your desire.
Your energy when it’s not suppressed, rushed, or disconnected.

These candles are designed to support that.

Ancestral Protection keeps your space held while you open.
When You Use My Lover brings you into connection—real, felt, present.
Next Level Ascension expands your capacity to receive and experience.
Inner S*x Priestess calls you back into your body, on your terms.

All in stock.

04/01/2026

Water has always been used for more than hygiene.

Across a lot of indigenous practices, washing the body was also about clearing what you were carrying—emotionally, spiritually, energetically. It was a way to reset yourself physically and spiritually.

washes coming to store:
Inner Smex Priestess brings you back into your body. Slow, present, actually feeling yourself instead of performing.

Slay the Dragon clears. Your space, your buildup, the stuff that’s been sitting too long.

Mary Effin Poppins lifts. Lightens the energy, shifts your mood, resets your state.

03/30/2026

Spoken word taught me how to feel something all the way through before I release it. My botanica work is teaching me that intention alone isn’t enough. your nervous system has to be in it. And s*x doula work makes it undeniable: the body does not respond to theory, it responds to presence.

So the medicine I trust is about the state of the person making it.

If I’m blending oils but I’m disconnected, rushing, or mentally elsewhere, that shows up.
If I’m guiding someone in their body but I’m not grounded in mine, they feel that immediately.
If I’m speaking words that I haven’t actually lived through my body, they don’t land.

Embodiment, for me, looks like:
being aware of my breath while I work,
feeling my hands as I touch or mix,
not bypassing discomfort but staying with it,
letting my body lead instead of just my mind.

That’s where the work becomes real.

All of it rooted in one principle:
if I’m not fully in my body, it’s not medicine yet.

03/10/2026

life will humble everyone eventually. Relationships will check you. Failure will check you. Time will check you. The question isn’t if humility comes. The question is whether you practice it willingly or get dragged into it kicking and screaming.

Humility makes you adaptable. Teachable. Easy to trust. People feel safe around humble people because they’re not constantly managing someone else’s ego. You can disagree with them without it becoming a war. You can grow beside them without competition or entitlement poisoning the air.

it keeps you open. The moment you think you already know everything, you stop evolving. Humility keeps the door unlocked. New ideas can enter. Wisdom can enter. Better versions of you can enter.

Humility isn’t thinking less of yourself.
It’s thinking of yourself less defensively.

You still shine. You just don’t need to blind everybody to do it.

03/09/2026

I mean, all words are made up. 🤣

03/08/2026

One thing I’ve realized as a spiritual practitioner is this:

If you secretly believe people are irredeemable, your care will always be conditional.

You might say you’re compassionate. You might look patient. But underneath it, there’s a quiet cutoff point where your empathy expires. A place where you’ve already decided, consciously or not, “This person cannot change.”

And once you believe that, you stop truly seeing people. You start managing them instead.

Because this work requires sitting with people in their least polished moments. The raw parts. The contradictions. The grief, the defensiveness, the harm they’ve caused and the harm they’ve survived.

You sit with the parts most people don’t want to witness.

And compassion, real compassion, is being able to hold space for someone’s humanity without erasing accountability.

I can believe someone is capable of growth and still require consequences.
I can understand someone’s pain and still name the harm.
I can hold hope for their evolution without volunteering to absorb their behavior.

Compassion is not bypassing justice.
Compassion is refusing to dehumanize, even when boundaries are necessary.

And honestly, this is something I would pay attention to when choosing a spiritual practitioner.

Do they believe people can evolve?
Or are they secretly deciding who is worthy of grace and who isn’t?

Because the person holding space for you should be able to see your humanity without excusing your behavior. They should be able to sit with your shadows without defining you by them.

The work is learning how to hold both at the same time.

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