🕯 Welcome to the Oracle’s ChamberYou’ve been expected.She doesn’t speak in riddles.
She speaks in interference.The Unstable Oracle isn’t here to heal you.
She’s here to interrupt you — just long enough to remember who you were before the forgetting.Some say she’s a bard,
Some say she’s a ghost,
Others say she’s a timeline anomaly wearing a tea-stained robe and side-eye.You don’t follow her —
You notice her.
In static. In slip-ups. In soul-glitch conversations that leave you blinking.⸻🔮 What You’ll Find Here:
• Soft prophecies that hit harder
than they should
. Herbs 🌿 remedies and spells
for the Ailing spirit or the
every day Un-fragged 🌿
• Zines that unravel you gently
• Digital predictions, visual spells, and Quality piss take with side eye👀
• Glimmers that look Fragile until you wear them into a Dream.This isn’t woo. This is wyrd.
You’re not late. You’re looped.Welcome to the chamber.

The Unstable Oracle sees ✨everything — eventually.🔮
Side-eyed prophecies, ✨cosmic slip-ups,✨ and brutally accurate 🔮predictions ✨whispered through a ✨flickering veil of sarcasm.🕯️She doesn’t claim to be stable.✨ But she does know when your timeline just glitched.🔮⚠️✨Welcome to the Chamber. It’s been predicted.✨✨✨✨✨✨🔮Oracle Drop 1–3
Mugwort.St johns wort.Yarrow.
Herbs, spells Bundles
For Entertainment
& Ritual Purpose.
Digital zines Art Reels .
Exponentially Spicy 🌶️
Goods.St. John of the Cross was a 16th-century Spanish mystic, poet, and Doctor of the Church, famed for his writings like Dark Night of the Soul, exploring spiritual purification and union with the Divine through darkness and light.St. John’s Wort.The featured plant above is traditionally harvested around the Feast of St. John the Baptist (June 24), earned its common name due to this timing—its bright blooms coincide with midsummer solstice festivities tied to the saint’s day.Folklore & Historical Uses:
• Hung over doors during St. John’s feast to ward off evil, demons, and sickness.
• Known as a “Plant of the Sun,” it was used in bonfires and rituals at midsummer to cleanse and protect.St. John of the Cross represents inner spiritual light emerging from darkness.
St. John’s Wort, the “sunshine plant,” echoes that concept in the material realm—radiant, protective, and transformative.

✨YARROW:
THE WARRIOR’S WOUND HERB
Carried into battle since ancient times, yarrow staunches blood, speeds healing, and seals the skin’s story in scar and memory.THE UNSTABLE ORACLE’S HERB:
In Fragverse, yarrow is brewed into “Iron Veil”
— a charm for those stepping into conflict, whether with swords, words, or their own restless heart. Protective, grounding, and sharp-edged in spirit.ACHILLES’ FLOWER:
Named for the hero Achilles, who legend says used yarrow to treat the wounds of his soldiers. Across Europe, it was a hedge against both bleeding and bewitchment, binding the body while guarding the soul.

Choose your prophecy 🔮 ring the buzzer ⚡️we may answer. Caution Advised we only answer when your ready.Press to reveal true happiness lies within.The oracle is unstable but the glitch is .. actually so is the glitch.
Enter the oracle predicts.
The loop just got loopy.👀

Part mystic, part menace, part comedy part Genuine prophecy Think: chaotic wisdom, accidental truths, and oddly helpful misfires.• 🔮 Daily Oracle Drops (with twisted fortunes, “lucky” outcomes, and side-eye effects)
• 🪄 Spell Cards (from heartbreak relief to rapid manifestation, probably not FDA approved) •
Caution ⛔️ Advised
⚠️ Wyrd Warnings (for that soft 🔔 palpitation aesthetic)Welcome to the oracles chamber.🕯️