Historically, oil has been used to consecrate, heal, anoint, bless, and so on, followers of faith and religion. Behind holy oil lies a multitude of benefits for its user. This is evident in religions, where, in principle, the use of oils has been intended for the congregation, priests, and pastors.
In Judaism, oil, especially olive oil, plays a central role in many rituals and ceremonies. Olive oil was used to anoint priests, kings, and prophets, symbolizing consecration and holiness. One of the best-known examples is the anointing of King David by the prophet Samuel (1 Samuel 16:13). Additionally, oil was used in the Temple's candelabrum (Menorah) to keep the lamps lit, as mentioned in Exodus 27:20. The holiday of Hanukkah also celebrates the miracle of the oil, where a small amount of pure oil kept the Temple Menorah lit for eight days.
In Christianity, oil has symbolic and practical significance. It is used in various sacraments and rituals, such as baptism, confirmation, anointing of the sick, and the ordination of priests. Oil symbolizes the Holy Spirit and divine grace. In the New Testament, Jesus uses oil in his teachings and miracles, such as in the parable of the ten virgins (Matthew 25:1-13) and in the anointing of the sick (James 5:14). Anointing with oil is also mentioned in Psalm 23:5, where David says, "You anoint my head with oil; my cup overflows."
In the Catholic Church, oil is essential in various sacraments and rites. Three main types of oil are used: the oil of catechumens, the oil of the sick, and holy chrism. Holy chrism, a mixture of olive oil and balsam, is used in baptism, confirmation, and the ordination of priests and bishops. The oil of catechumens is used to anoint those preparing for baptism, and the oil of the sick is used in the sacrament of the anointing of the sick. These oils are blessed by the bishop during the Chrism Mass during Holy Week.
We recommend the use of holy oils in your daily life. We have designed some with specific frequencies that will support you on your path to well-being, so that you can live your allotted time in a healthy and vibrant way.