Intranquil Spirit 7 Day Candle

Intranquil Spirit 7 Day Candle, Red

The Intranquil Spirit Candle is one of the most forceful tools in rootwork and conjure, traditionally burned to call upon the restless spirit of the intranquil dead. This candle is worked when someone seeks to bind a wandering lover, pull back an ex, or compel a target to return in torment until reconciliation. It is not a gentle love candle, but one used when desperation and force are required.

✦ Spiritual Uses in Rootwork & Conjure

• Draw back a lover who has left or strayed

• Compel a target to think obsessively about you until they return

• Bind a person with restless energy so they cannot find peace away from you

• Intensify obsession, longing, and unrest in matters of love

• Used as a last resort when softer love or reconciliation candles have failed

✦ How to Dress It

• Anoint with Intranquil Spirit oil, Compelling oil, or Commanding oil

• Poke small holes into the top of the wax with a skewer or nail, loading oils and herbs inside

• You may also rub a thin layer of oil along the outside glass while speaking your intent

• Add herbs such as, but not limited to:

  • Damiana → sexual passion and obsessive desire

  • Catnip → to draw the target to you irresistibly

  • Red Pepper Flakes → agitation, torment, restlessness

  • Licorice Root → domination and compelling control

  • Tobacco → binds the spirit’s work and adds commanding energy

  • Sulfur → fiery coercion and restless influence

• On Brown Parchment Paper, write your petition with a #2 Pencil. Take a moment to quiet yourself, then write with your true intention — asking the intranquil spirit, higher powers, or your own guides to enforce your will. Once written, place the petition beneath the candle.

✦ Petition Examples

1. “Intranquil Spirit, I call upon you to trouble [Name] until they return to me in love and devotion.”

2. “May [Name] find no rest, no peace, and no joy until they come back to my side.”

3. “By this flame, [Name] is bound in thought, in desire, and in longing until reconciliation with me is made.”