Essential oils

There are about 200 different types of essential oils. You can see a small description of all the oils that we sell by clicking to the right. Some are more common than others because they are more economical and effective. You can read a deeper description of the common oils by clicking to the left.

The essential oils are produced from all the parts of the plants that have medicinal attributes. As we already know humanity is connected to nature because we have to oxygenate and nutrify ourselves with the ingredients of nature. Our body is composed of the same material that we find in the earth and in plants.

Each part of the plant has a specific function. And the oil completes the function for the plant the same as it does for us. For example, the leaves help the plant breath, so the oil extracted can help our lungs oxygenate our bodies better. Plants are divided into five parts, and each one of these have different characteristics:

• The flower: Is the most superior part of the plant and thus has an effect on the imagination for art and poetry.
• The seeds and fruit: Because we eat seeds and fruit, they can give us the nutrients we need for our bodies, and also give us joy.
• Leaves and twiggs: Have many different effects.
• Trees, aromatic wood, and resins: Because they are large and old, they are good for meditation, respiration, giving wisdom, and healing.
• The root: Because it comes from the earth, it is good for grounding, calming, and feeling sure and safe.
  The magic of essential oils

  Because we live so disconnected from the rest of the world, we forget that our bodies and minds are still part of the earth. We don't have to process everything too much with chemicles to maintain our mental and physical health, which in the long run hurt our stomachs, teeth, etc. We can use the chemicals that God gave us with the plants that have been our medicine from the beginning of time.

  Putting the aroma of essential oils in a room provokes a natural and powerful environment that connects us to the natural world.

  The power of our olfactory sense

  The olfactory sense is the oldest sense, which was developed millions of years ago. It is the only sense that is directly connected to our brain by way of more than 70,000 neurons. This is how so many primordial emotions can be communicated through this sense.