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I'm not entirely sure what botanical prayers are, but... Judging from your post alone, it doesn't seem very biblical to me.
The first red flag was that he bought the prayers. The spiritual bath ointments are another. There
are instances of anointing things with oil in the Bible, but...really, it sounds a lot like more like a...hrm...I can't really think of the word, but, definitely the wrong kind of spiritualism.
I'd be wary of being involved with that sort of thing. Even if it says 'God' and 'Christ' in the prayers, it just seems kind of...off to me. I'd need more information on exactly what they are though to say anything for 100% sure.
Well, botanicals (or pronounced "botanicas) are supposed to be spiritual shops. With me living in New York, you can find them almost everywhere. They always have large religious statues, not all of them Christian religions, and some people will actually go to these places to get "spirits" to interfere with what the individual is trying to achieve. It can be from getting filthy rich to getting the girl/boy you like to fall in love with you. You can also get a psychic reading or be given candles to burn while making the choice prayers. You're supposed to do these prayers concurrently as instructed by the store keeper.
How I know this is because I too had gotten caught in this mess and I really don't think this is right. I know what God says about doing witchcraft, involving yourselves with fortune tellers, and all those things that is not of Him. My friend won't have faith in God the normal way, though he does believe in God.
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