Essential Oils for Living a Full Life: Purchase From Me Now On Sale



Essential oils help us on a subtle vibrational level. I have found them to be extremely and gently essential to my well being over the years. See the oils that are available through me at the bottom of this post. Buy now and save through Jan. 31, 2008.
Ways in which I use these friendly helping plants from nature:
  1. I pour a few drops on the palm of one hand and rub the oil between both hands and then lift both hands to my nose and inhale two or three deep breaths, then run my hands lightly through my hair. If I am barefoot, such as before bedtime or after my shower, I rub the oil into the soles of my feet and then my hair.
  2. The palms of our hands and the soles of our feet are great ways in which to get the oils circulating throughout our entire body via the tiny points that are connected to every organ of our system. I do this daily.
  3. Another wonderful way is to put 10-20 drops of essential oil into a glass spray bottle filled with distilled water. Shake it and spray any room to support you throughout your day. I love doing this in the bedroom in the morning as I am dressing.
  4. The bath is another favorite way of using these oils. Put 2-3 drops in the bathtub as the water is running or just before you immerse your body.
The Benefits of Essential Oils: An essential oil is a liquid that is generally distilled (most frequently by steam or water) from the leaves, stems, flowers, bark, roots, or other elements of a plant. Essential oils, contrary to the use of the word "oil" are not really oily-feeling at all. Essential oils contain the true essence of the plant it was derived from. Essential oils are highly concentrated and a little goes a long way. The chemical composition and aroma of essential oils can provide valuable psychological and physical therapeutic benefits. These benefits are usually achieved through methods including inhalation and application of the diluted oil to the skin.


Essential vs. Perfume: Where essential oils are derived from the true plants, perfume oils are artificially created fragrances or contain artificial substances and do not offer the therapeutic benefits that essential oils offer.


Source Where I Found these Benefits: http://www.aromaweb.com/articles/whatare.asp
Testing the Vibrational Value of Essential Oils: If you are sensitive to energy, then you will be able to sense the therapeutic pureness of an oil. Do this at the health food store or after purchasing your oil. Open the bottle and take a whiff. Close your eyes and imagine that the aroma is speaking to you. The way in which it speaks to me is to direct the bottle to an area of my body. I let the bottle move itself to wherever it wants to. This is a clue to me as to the way in which I will use this particular oil. If there is no communication, either the oil is not of high grade or you don't communicate in this way with nature. It could also mean that you are shut down from your inner communication. In either case, use your own judgement as to how to proceed.


ON SALE NOW--PURCHASE FROM ME for $10.00 Each thru Jan. 31, 2008:

ORANGE: Orange Essential Oil spreads sunshine on gloomy thoughts and has a warm and comforting effect on your mood. It is useful for relieving boredom and encourages a positive outlook.

REJUVENATE: This uplifting blend of Grapefruit, Lime, Geranium and Peppermint refreshes and enlivens your mind, body and spirit.

YLANG YLANG: The “flower of flowers” has a sweet, jasmine-like scent and is known to help ease insomnia and create a peaceful atmosphere. Its reassuring aroma helps dispel anger and frustration and builds confidence.

LAVENDER: Lavender is the world’s most popular and versatile essential oil. It is useful for stress, headaches and insomnia. It also aids in breaking bad habits and is soothing during a crisis.

SANCTUARY: The ultimate calming and balancing blend of Mandarin, Lavender and Orange Essential Oils (My personal favorite)

SENSUAL: A captivating blend of Ylang Ylang, Palma Rosa and Vetiver Essential Oils create an atmosphere of harmony and romance.

To Purchase These Oils, contact Mary A. Gravelle: Email: info@marysfineart.comEach oil is on sale thru Jan. 31, 2008 for $10.00 each. Add $5.00 for shipping to your order. Email or call me if you want to order. I can take your personal checks or credit card information.

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