An authentic recipe steeped in cultural tradition...

A beautiful, historical, magickal story that makes me tear up every time I tell it. "Madama" was a cloth doll that was made for slave children who could not afford china dolls like white children. This doll was very precious, because even having spare cloth to make a doll for a child was rare for slaves. If the child was separated from her mother, as often happened during that time, the child was left with the madama doll that represented their mother. the child would keep the madama doll hidden away, so she could not be stolen or destroyed. During hard times, the child would take the doll out, and talk to her knowing that the doll was connected to the real mother's spirit. Then, magick would happen...

Madama's job is to provide protection, keep harm away, and to provide wealth, health, and luck to the home. She provides all kinds of goodies if you invite her into your home and call out to her for a favor. 

I have seen one other recipe for this oil, but it is unlike the one I have been taught. Out of respect for my family, I will not give the ingredients for this oil, but I will say it flowery and fruity; sweet like a child.


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