Steam distilled from the wood and sawdust of the cedar tree, providing a rich, warm, woody and balsamic aroma. This grounding, base note oil with cleansing properties provides a long lasting aroma in homemade recipes.
In this original and groundbreaking book, Andrew Newberg, M.D., and Mark Robert Waldman turn their attention to the pinnacle of the human experience: enlightenment. Through his brain-scan studies on Brazilian psychic mediums, Sufi mystics, Buddhist meditators, Franciscan nuns, Pentecostals, and participants in secular spirituality rituals, Newberg has discovered the specific neurological mechanisms associated with the enlightenment experience and how we might activate those circuits in our own brains.
With a strong, spicy, warm and resinous aroma, Cassia Essential Oil is anti-microbial, anti-emetic and an astringent. It is both stimulating and revitalizing. It is often use as a food flavorant, in a diffuser, and in creams.
Can be used as an aromatic oil to freshen up closets, mop floors or can be added to homemade furniture polish. Cedarleaf is an effective insect repellent, and it can be dotted onto clothing when going into the woods. Cedarleaf is also a useful oil for aromatic and potpourri blends.
Wintergreen (Gaultheria yunnanensis) has an easily recognized, sweet, mint-like aroma. Use small amounts of this potentially irritating oil in muscle and joint ointments. - 0.5 fl. oz.
On its own, Carrot Seed (Daurcus carota) is not a pleasant smelling oil, but you will find it in almost every skin care formula to promote healthy, smoother, and firmer skin.
This oil has a mild, sweet-balsamic, woody, warm aroma. It was once used for respiratory ailments and muscle aches and pains. It is a harmonizing and calming oil that is perfect for massages, baths, use in a diffuser, and chest rubs.
