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Acacia Used as a holy oil, to anoint altars, incense burners & candles

Almond Said to attract money & good fortune when added to incense

Allspice Rubbed on the feet & chest, this is to add strength to one's will power

Ambergris Very popular as a protection against evil & ill luck

Ambrosia said to turn a shy or timid lover into an aggressive tiger

Angelica A peace oil. Said to attract friends & popularity

Anise To increase clairvoyant abilities

Apple Rub on the body to attract peace of mind ,contentment & happiness

Apricot used by both sexes as a love oil to heighten passion & bind lovers together

Aster A quieting oil which soothes ruffled feelings & calms tensions

Avocado According to legend, this will bring one happiness, wealth & long life

Azalea Wear to magnetize others to you

Banana To excite great passion in another

Bay If used on the body, it is said to purify the soul

Bayberry Brings money to the pockets and blessings to the home

Benzoin Add to any incense to heighten it's effectiveness & for cleansing & purifying

Bergamot wear on the palm of each hand to protect from all harm

Blackberry Apply to all seals, talismans, charms & candles for good luck

Blue Bonnet A gamblers favorite to bring luck

Calamus To get another to do your bidding, rub some on your palms & touch the person

Camphor Add to controlling incenses to bring quick power to them

Carnation Used for gambling luck

Cedar Anoint a Seal of Long Life to protect you from misery & misfortune

Chamomile Worn by the daring to incite sexual feelings & attract attention

Cherry Add to the bath to cause one to be cheerful & good humored

Chocolate An enticing oil designed to soften the hearts of foes

Chrysanthemum To increase ones strength

Cinnamon Used for good luck, money-drawing, fast action & love

Citronella Attracts friends to the home & customers to a place of business

Civit Rub on the hands for protection & apply beneath the breasts as a love drawing perfume

Clove Acts as an aphrodisiac when applied to the base of the neck and on the thighs

Clover Place on a lover or spouses pillow to ensure faithfulness

Coconut Anoint on a fast luck candle for luck in a hurry

Coffee Has healing properties when added to the bath water

Cucumber Takes away rowdiness & unruliness when rubbed on anyone acting "ugly"

Cypress Brings calm & tranquility in stubborn cases. Used by parents of willful children

Dill A crossing oil that is believed to cause great distress if rubbed on a person

Dogwood Rub on the outside of doorknobs so that evil will not be able to enter

Eucalyptus Believed to be a strong healing oil

Evergreen Used by ladies to stimulate a man or by men as a nature-builder

Frangipani An attraction oil, can cause others to tell you their secrets

Frankincense A sacred oil for anointing objects & to bring many blessings

Gardenia A protective oil which will stop other from creating strife in your life

Geranium Said to act as a hex breaker ,good when used with a "Blockbuster" candle

Ginger Adds spice to one's relationship when applied behind the ears & knees

Grape This oil is used for gaining popularity & for money drawing

Heather Anoint your purse or wallet with this daily so you will never be without money

Heliotrope Protects you from physical harm & at the same time, attracts wealth

Hemlock Used to arouse jealousy between people

Hibiscus Anoint the temples to draw wisdom & better concentration

Holly berry For women who wish to be treated royally by their lovers

Honey Is recognized as having seductive ,enticing qualities

Honeysuckle Anoint on the temples before a test to help you pass

Hyacinth Attracts love & luck when used in the bath water daily

Hyssop A holy oil, dress all candles with this before you use them & add to bath water

Iris Reputed to make the wearer very attractive ,good oil to use when going dancing

Jasmine A powerful love oil, used to bind someone to you

Juniper Worn to acquire wishes, honors & glory

Lavender To promote peace in the home ,add to mop water & to stop gossip

Leather Worn to draw friendship & helps to heal the sick when applied & Psalm 146 read

Lemon Used by healers to in aid in calling the spirits, also for protection of the home

Lemongrass Said to be very soothing & quieting to the nerves

Lilac Anoint the back of the neck to improve the memory & draw health & long life

Lily A quieting agent ,used on the forehead of someone who is emotionally upset

Lime Add 3 drops to controlling incense & burn once a week to keep your mate faithful & loyal

Lotus Worn by women to make a man lose with his money

Magnolia Recommended as an aid in psychic development when applied to the head

Melon Arouses passions, adds strength ,energy & virility in men

Mimosa said to bring dreams & coming events to you when used on the body prior to sleep

Mistletoe For attracting customers, developing business when used in in your place of business

Morning Glory Used to protect you when traveling & in the home when sprinkles

Musk A love oil whose scent is used to arouse ones passion & heighten sexual pleasure

Myrrh A powerful guard against any evil directed toward one

Myrtle Attract love, Money & good fortune

Narcissus Used for peaceful sleep and to ward off nightmares when dabbed on your pillow

Nutmeg Used for removing a jinx from someone, add to bathwater. Also used for luck drawing

Orange a highly magnetic oil used to bring on a proposal of marriage

Orchid Aids memory, helps one to focus their thoughts on the job or problem at hands

Orris One of the most potent of love oils. Is thought to work where all others have failed

Papaya Promotes the good things in life, comfort , good health & friendship etc..

Passion Flower Used for tranquility & peace of mind, soothes the nerves

Patchouli Regarded as an aphrodisiac with magickal powers

Peach Apply to yourself or sprinkle in the home to bring quiet and tranquility to your life

Pennyroyal Used to remove evil & jinx from the home when sprinkled about the premises

Peony A lucky oil for those who need customers, business success & good fortune in all endeavors

Peppermint Add spice to your life & pep to your body

Petunia Used to help get a loan or when applying for credit, anoint the application

Pine A cleansing, purifying scent used in the bath to erase past mistakes & sins and let one start over

Pineapple To draw back a lover , anoint a Come to Me candle & place your request under the candle

Raspberry Used by pregnant women for a successful pregnancy

Rose A gentle love oil used to attract affection & love

Rosemary A highly respected healing oil used to heal the pain of heartache & heartsickness

Rue (Ruda) Worn to protect one from hexes set out by others

Sage Used for all those who wish to foresee the future, rub on the forehead before divining

Sandalwood A powerful healing oil, also thought to increase clairvoyant powers

Sassafras When sprinkled about the court it is said to bring about a favorable decision

Snake Root Helps to win the most difficult of court cases when rubbed on palms prior to court

Spearmint A protective oil which keeps one's home & self safe from attack, danger & intruders

Spikenard Used to anoint the alter , consecrate incense burners & to purify the premises

Strawberry Use as an attraction oil ,to draw good fortune

Sweet Grass Lifts the spirits & softens sad memories so that one can move on

Sweet Pea Attracts loyalty & affection when used daily on the wrists, forearms & back of knees

Tangerine Adds strength & go power to all ritual incense & baths

Tonka For luck. love & longevity, use in the bath & on a Fast Luck candle

Tulip Protects one from accidents so that a long life is assured

Vanilla Added to floor wash to bring happiness to the premises ,and good fortune

Van Van Anoint charms, seals, talismans with it to increase their power. For uncrossing add to bathwater

Verbena To remove curses put on you, for protection

Vetivert Overcomes any spell that may be put upon you

Violet A very strong love oil, use in bath daily to bring marital peace & happiness

Watermelon Adds extra strength that may be needed from time to time when applied after bath

Wintergreen Use a few drops in bathwater to keep or induce good health

Wisteria Add to mop water to attract good fortune & prosperity

Ylang Ylang Used to draw attention to oneself, but also of value when seeking employment

All the above pure essential oils can be used for anointing or scenting ritual candles & bath salts. They may also be used to re-scent dream pillows, freshen potpourri or simply worn as a perfume (best when diluted).



The following is a list of conditions and how essential oils can be used to treat them. Consult a doctor also with serious conditions like asthma, nausea, infections and so on.

Anxiety: Bergamot , Petitgrain.

Abcesses: Lavender, Tea Tree.

Abdominal Cramps: Lavender, Clary Sage.

Acne: Bergamot, Chamomile, Geranium, Lavender, Palmarosa , Patchouli, Sandalwood, Tea Tree.

Aging Skin: Frankincense.

Allergies: Chamomile, Lavender , Melissa, Patchouli.

Amenorrhoea: (Missing or scanty periods) Basil, Clary Sage, Marjoram, Myrrh.

Arthritis: Benzoin, Birch, Black Pepper, Chamomile, Eucalyptus, Ginger, Juniper.

Asthma: Clary Sage , Cypress, Frankincense, Lavender , Marjoram.

Athletes Foot: Tea Tree, Myrrh

Boils: Bergamot, Chamomile, Lavender.

Bronchial Infections: (Including Colds, Flu & Bronchitis) Basil, Benzoin, Cajeput, Cedarwood, Eucalyptus, Frankincense , Ginger, Immortelle, Lavender, Marjoram, Myrtle , Peppermint, Pine Needle, Sandalwood, Tea Tree, Thyme.

Bruises: Fennel, Lavender , Parsley Seed.

Burns: Lavender.

Cellulitis: Birch, Fennel, Geranium, Grapefruit..

Cold Sores: Bergamot , Eucalyptus, Tea Tree.

Colic: Black Pepper, Chamomile, Marjoram , Peppermint.

Constipation: Black Pepper.

Coughs: Benzoin, Cedarwood, Eucalyptus , Ginger, Immortelle, Marjoram, Myrtle, Pine Needle, Tea Tree , Thyme.



Cracked and Chapped Skin: Benzoin, Myrrh, Patchouli.



Cuts: Benzoin, Chamomile , Lemon.



Cystitis:

Bergamot, Lavender, Sandalwood.

Dandruff:

Lavender , Patchouli.

Dermatitis:

Birch, Chamomile , Immortelle, Lavender, Palmarosa.

Dry Skin:

Geranium (esp. with oily patches), Sandalwood.

Depression: Basil, Bergamot , Immortelle, Lavender , Lime, Sandalwood.



Dysmenorrhoea:

(Painful periods/menstrual cramps) Basil, Chamomile, ClarySage, Cypress, Lavender, Marjoram.

Fevers:

Eucalyptus , Lemongrass.

Hemorrhoids: (Piles) Cypress , Parsley Seed.

Headache: Chamomile, Lavender.

Hair Care: Birch, Rosemary.

Heartburn: Cardamom Seed

Herpes: Tea Tree.

High Blood Pressure: (Hypertension) Lavender, Marjoram, Ylang Ylang.

Insect Repellent: Lemongrass, Citronella, Lavender.

Indigestion: Cardamom Seed, Chamomile, Orange.

Inflamed Joints:

Chamomile.

Insomnia: Chamomile, Lavender, Marjoram.

Inflammation: Benzoin, Chamomile, Lavender.

Insect Bites and Stings: Basil, Chamomile, Lavender, Tea Tree.

Laryngitis and Sore Throats: Benzoin, Ginger, Lavender , Thyme.

Loss of Appetite: Bergamot.

Menopausal Problems: Cypress, Geranium.

Muscular Aches and Pains: Basil, Black Pepper, Chamomile, Eucalyptus, Ginger, Grapefruit , Immortelle, Lavender, Marjoram, Rosemary.

Migraine: Lavender.

Nausea: Cardamom Seed, Chamomile.

Neuralgia: Chamomile.

Nervous Tension and Stress: Benzoin, Bergamot, Chamomile, Clary Sage, Cedarwood, Frankincense, Lavender, Sandalwood, Vetivert.



Nervous Exhaustion and Fatigue: Basil, Peppermint, Rosemary.



Obesity:

Birch, Fennel.

PMT/PMS:

Geranium , Juniper, Lavender , Melissa.

Poor Circulation: Black Pepper, Ginger , Pine Needle, Rosemary.

Psoriasis: Bergamot , Birch.

Physical, mental, Spiritual and Emotional Anger: Ylang Ylang.

Rashes: Chamomile.

Rheumatism: Benzoin, Birch, Chamomile, Eucalyptus , Ginger, Juniper, Lavender, Marjoram, Rosemary.

Ringworm: Myrrh.

Scars: Frankincense , Petitgrain, Lavender.

Sinusitis: Pine Needle.



Skin Care: Carrot Seed, Cedarwood, Palmarosa, Rosewood.

Sores: Eucalyptus, Lavender.

Sprains and Strains: Chamomile, Lavender.

Stomach Cramps: Clary Sage, Peppermint.

Stretch Marks: Mandarin, Lavender.

Teething Pain: Chamomile.

Thrush: Tea Tree.

Toothache: Cajeput, Chamomile.

Urethritis: Cedarwood, Tea Tree.

Vaginitis:

Tea Tree.

Vertigo:

Lavender, Peppermint.

Varicose Veins: Cypress.



Wounds: Chamomile , Lemon, Myrrh, Tea Tree.

Chamomile - calming



Eucalyptus - healing



Lavender - calming



Rose - healing



Rosemary - energizing



Sandalwood - healing



Marjoram - relieves pain



Jasmine - anti-depressant







Apple: Peace of mind, relaxation, love, wisdom.



Bayberry: Luck to the home, money to the pocket.



Bergamot: Protection from harm.



Cedar: Instills confidence, protection from misery and misfortune.



Cinnamon: raise and enhance spiritual vibrations, stimulate clairvoyance,



aids focus and concentration, good for personal protection.



Citronella: Attracts friends and customers, protection from insects.



Clove: Strengthens memory, protects from hostile negative forces.



Eucalyptus: Promotes healing of any hurt, depression or illness. Especially



good for colds or flu.





Frankincense: Frees one of obsessions and destructive habits, brings



spiritual blessings, protects, exorcises, purifies.



Heliotrope: Increases clairvoyance, assists meditation, protects from



physical harm.





Honeysuckle: Aids in understanding non-physical realities, sharpens





intuition, brings prosperity.







Jasmine: Psychic protection, cleanses the aura, stimulates creativity and



originality, attracts spiritual love.







Lavender: Frees from emotional stress, brings inner calm and peace, gives



increased awareness, brings stability and permanance, good for headaches.



Lemon: Evokes protective spirits.



Lilac: Helps recall past lives, draws good spirits, helps decision making,



improves memory.



Musk: Instills self assurance, confidence and strength, heightens passions.



Myrrh: Guards against evil, brings peace, assists in understanding personal



sorrow.



Orange: Brings harmony, raises power.



Pine: Cleanses, ends useless recriminations.



Rose: Unconditional love, peace, harmony, tranquility.



Sage: Powerful clearing and cleansing, removes negative energy.



Sandalwood: Stimulates clairvoyance, aids in seeing past lives, healing,



clearing, protection, calms the mind.



Sweet Grass: Invokes spiritual blessings, aids transformation.



Vanilla: Vitalizes energy, brings happy occasions to the premises, draws



good fortune.



Aromatherapy and Essential Oil Recipes







Recipe: Ease Stress and Muscle Pain



Try the following combination of essential oils in a warm (not hot) bath to ease stress and muscle pain:



3 drops Lavender



2 drops Petitgrain



1-2 drops Frankincense - optional



Use only Therapeutic Grade Essential Oils.



Draw the bath first, add the essential oils, swirl them around with your foot, get in and relax. Allow yourself 10 to 20 minutes. Do not get the bath water in your eyes, as the oils will sting. Use this formula up to once a day for 3 days a week over a two to three week period.



You can also use this recipe to create a massage blend.



In one tablespoon of carrier oil (like Sweet Almond or our Massage Base), add the above oils. (If making an ounce, then multiply drops by 2)



FYI - General Info:



3 teaspoons (tsp) = 1 tablespoon (tbsp)



2 tablespoons (tbsp) = 1 ounce (oz)



6 teaspoons (tsp) = 1 ounce (oz)



10 milliliter (ml) = 1/3 oz.



15 milliliter (ml) = 1/2 oz.



30 milliliter (ml) = 1 oz.



10 milliliter (ml) = approximately 300 drops



Generally 2 drops of Essential Oil should be used per Tsp of Carrier Oil (but follow individual recipes if available.



Generally it takes from 1 to 2 oz of carrier oil for a full body massage.



Generally you can use any kind of natural carrier oil except mineral oil. There are lots to choose from and each has their own properties. For most applications, I prefer our own Massage Base. It's a combination of Sweet Almond, Grape seed and Jojoba oils.



Relaxation Massage Oil - Great for a soothing massage.



4 drops Lavender per tbsp of carrier oil (like our massage base)



1 drop Petitgrain per tbsp of carrier oil



1 drop Frankincense per tbsp of carrier oil



This blend may be added to a warm bath (about a capful of the massage oil blend).



Or, you can blend the essential oils in the same proportions and use in one of our Aromatherapy Diffusers.



Lavender - promotes healing of burns, wounds, bites, etc.; fights infection; eases muscle pain; eases headaches; calms; promotes sleep; reduces inflammation; repels insects.



Rosemary - stimulates; eases muscle pain; eases the symptoms of colds. BEST AVOIDED BY PERSONS WITH HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE.



Tea Tree - fights infection; boosts immune function; good for cuts and scrapes; antifungal.



Eucalyptus - fights infection; clears sinuses and chest congestion; eases muscle aches; repels insects.



Recipe for Abrasions:



5 drops (plus 1) lavender







Clean well with 5 drops lavender diluted in a small bowl of warm water.



Apply one drop undiluted lavender directly from bottle and leave to heal.







Recipe for Athlete's Foot and Ringworm:



1 drop lavender



2 drops tea tree







Add 1 drop lavender and 2 drops tea tree oil to 1 teaspoon of our massage oil base (or any plain base/carrier oil). To the massage base. Stir gently to mix and apply with cotton swab.







Recipe for Minor Burns:



2 drops lavender



Immediately apply ice cold water for 10 minutes. Then apply 2 drops undiluted lavender directly from bottle.



Recipe for Chest and Sinus:



2 drops lavender



2 drops tea tree



2 drops eucalyptus



Boil a pot of water and remove from the stove. While still steaming, add 2 drops eucalyptus, 2 drops lavender and 2 drops tea tree. Cover bowl and head with towel and inhale for at least 3 minutes. KEEP EYES CLOSED.



Recipe for Colds:



2 drops lavender



2 drops rosemary



2 drops eucalyptus



Add 2 drops lavender, 2 drops rosemary and 2 drops eucalyptus to 2 teaspoons milk or cream. Pour into a warm bath and soak.



Or



Mix 2 drops lavender, 2 drops eucalyptus and 2 drops tea tree oil. Place in a diffuser and diffuse into your room.



Recipe for Headaches:



2 drops lavender



Massage 2 drops undiluted lavender into the temples and the base of the skull.



Recipe to Calm Nerves and Promote Sleep:



4 drops lavender



Add 4 drops lavender to teaspoon milk or cream. Pour into a warm bath and soak.



Or



Add 4 drops lavender to 4 teaspoons of our massage oil base (or any plain base/carrier oil). Place in a diffuser and diffuse into your room.



Recipe for Muscle Pain:



2 drops lavender



2 drops rosemary



Add 2 drops lavender and 2 drops rosemary oil to 4 teaspoons of our massage oil base (or any plain base/carrier oil). Use for a gentle body massage.



Lavender - relieves pain, relaxes spasms, calms, promotes sleep, fights infection, eases cough.



Peppermint- stimulating, clears congestion, induces sweating.



DO NOT TAKE PEPPERMINT IF YOU ARE USING HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES - IT PREVENTS THEM FROM WORKING.



Eucalyptus- fights infection, clears sinuses, eases aches and pains, stimulating.



Tea Tree- antibacterial, antiviral, antifungal, stimulates the immune system, induces sweating.



Recipe to Ease Sinuses:



2 drops Eucalyptus



2 drops Peppermint



2 drops Tea Tree



Boil a pot of water and remove it from the stove. While it is still steaming, add 2 drops peppermint, 2 drops eucalyptus and 2 drops tea tree, immediately cover the pot and head with a towel and inhale for 3 minutes. Keep Eyes Closed.



Recipe to Ease Coughs:



2 drops Eucalyptus



2 drops Lavender



Boil a pot of water and remove it from the stove. While it is still steaming, add 2 drops eucalyptus and 2 drops lavender immediately cover the pot and head with a towel and inhale for 3 minutes. Keep Eyes Closed.



Recipe to Ease Coughs throughout the day:



2 drops Eucalyptus



2 drops Lavender



Add 2 drops eucalyptus and 2 drops lavender to 4 teaspoons of our massage base oil and apply to the throat and chest (this will make enough for several applications).



Recipe to Combat colds and flu - daytime:



2 drops Eucalyptus



2 drops Lavender



2 drops Peppermint



2 drops Tea Tree



Add 2 drops eucalyptus, 2 drops lavender, 2 drops peppermint and 2 drops tea tree to a steaming bowl of water - let stand so that the steam diffuses into the room (or add same essential oils to our tea candle diffuser).



Recipe to Combat colds and flu - nighttime:



2 drops Lavender



2 drops Tea Tree



Add 2 drops lavender and 2 drops tea tree to a steaming bowl of water - let stand so that the steam diffuses into the room (or add same essential oils to our tea candle diffuser).



Lavender- calms and soothes, promotes sleep, improves mood, eases aches and pains.



Ylang Ylang- calms body and mind, releases anger, reduces anxiety, aphrodisiac.



Petitgrain - uplifting without being stimulating; refreshing; reduces anxiety.



Clary Sage - very relaxing; somewhat sedative; promotes feelings of happiness; encourages dreaming. Best used at night since it can make you feel drowsy. AVOID USING WHEN DRINKING ALCOHOL.



Recipe to sleep well:



3 drop lavender



1 drop clary sage



Mix 3 drops lavender and 1 drop clary sage with a teaspoon of mild or cream. Add to a warm bath & soak.



Recipe for Stress-Soothing Massage Oil:



2 drops lavender



1 drop Ylang Ylang



2 drops Petitgrain



Add 2 drops lavender, 1 drop Ylang Ylang and 2 drops Petitgrain to 5 teaspoons of our massage oil base (or any plain base/carrier oil). To the massage base. Stir gently to mix and massage into body.



Other Essential Oils for Relaxation: Bergamot, roman chamomile, jasmine, marjoram, neroli and rose or our relaxing massage oil.



Lavender- relieves pain, relaxes spasms, calms, promotes sleep, and is antiseptic, tones muscle.



Rosemary - relieves pain, stimulates, has a warming effect on muscle and is used in small amounts (max. 2 drops total in massage base) before training or competition to help prepare muscles for exertion; BEST AVOIDED BY PERSONS WITH HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE.



Juniper- antiseptic, mild diuretic, detoxifies, helps eliminate lactic acid from muscle.



Eucalyptus - antiseptic, aids breathing, decongestant, relieves pain, repels mosquitoes.



Recipe: Pre- Sports Rub:



2 drops rosemary



1 drop lavender



1 drop eucalyptus



First, blend all the essential oils together, and then add to 4 teaspoons of our massage oil base (or any plain base/carrier oil). Stir gently to mix and apply to the body prior to exercise.



Recipe: Post- Sports Rub:



2 drops lavender



1 drop juniper



1 drop rosemary



Mix the essential oils together, and then add to 4 teaspoons of our massage oil base (or any plain base/carrier oil). To the massage base. Stir gently to mix and apply to body.



Bergamot - refreshing and uplifting without being stimulating; combats depression, eases tension. DO NOT APPLY TO SKIN THAT WILL BE EXPOSED TO SUN AS THIS OIL PROMOTES SUNBURN.



Geranium- combats depression, balances emotions, balances hormones, and eases pre-menstrual tension, mildly stimulating.



Rosewood - uplifting, calms and steadies the nerves.



Ylang Ylang- combats depression, gently lifts mood, calms, aphrodisiac.



Recipe for Uplifting Personal Blend - Daytime Use:



2 drops Geranium



2 drops Rosewood



2 drops Bergamot



Add 2 drops geranium, 2 drops rosewood and 2 drops bergamot to 6 teaspoons of our massage oil base (or any plain base/carrier oil). Wear as a fragrance or inhale directly from the bottle. Lasts a long time. Or use for gentle massage.



Recipe for Uplifting Personal Blend - Nighttime Use:



2 drops Rosewood



2 drops Bergamot



2 drops Ylang Ylang



Add 1 drop rosewood, 2 drops bergamot and 2 drops Ylang Ylang to 6 teaspoons of our massage oil base (or any plain base/carrier oil). Wear as a fragrance or inhale directly from the bottle. Lasts a long time. Or use for gentle massage.



Other Essential Oils that are uplifting - Jasmine, Rose, Neroli and Clary Sage: Or try our exclusive Uplifting Massage, Body & Bath Oil.