The Nose Knows How the Soul Grows
The fact that certain smells can trigger a physical response in us has been common knowledge everywhere on this planet for thousands of years. The typical American skeptical response is finally giving way to a new wave of understanding and a willingness to give this ancient healing modality a chance.
Dewey, AZ (PRWEB) February 26, 2007 -- The fact that certain smells can trigger a physical response in us has been common knowledge everywhere on this planet for thousands of years. The typical American skeptical response is finally giving way to a new wave of understanding and a willingness to give this ancient healing modality a chance.
Sharon Two Stars Clark has been studying and researching ancient essential oils and their historic uses for more than 15 years. Sharon says "Our entire sense of well being can change because of our response to a smell that we might not even consciously notice. It's a scientific fact that the olfactory bulb of the brain connects directly with the limbic system which is not only a memory storage area, but the regulator of our moods and emotions."
Sharon's research combined with her intuitive understanding have led her to create her own unique blends of essential oils. Many who have used them claim to have experienced extreme relaxation and purification, and for some a sense of Oneness.
After fifteen years of study, she has become extremely discriminating when looking for suppliers for the base oils for her blends. "Some are relatively readily available," she notes, "While some are acquired from only one place on the planet from families who have been ceremoniously processing the oils for generations."
Some of her blends do have a colorful past . The description for one of her blends reads as follows "Magdalene's Illumignosis -- A very sacred and illuminating blend which was hand carried, activated and blessed by a Magdalene Priestess on the Magdalene Cave Alter in St. Baum, France in the fall of 2006. Spiknard from Nepal was used, along with other pure and rare essential oils. One of these rare oils is also from Nepal and 'links us to our Soul Family.' Another of the oils in this blend call in the Angelic realms for support, and still another has been used in the Middle East since ancient times as an aphrodisiac and a deep wound healer."
If aromatherapy is still a mystery to you, Sharon explains, "Chances are you have already had experience with it without being aware of it. Remember how your mood can suddenly change when you are walking down the street and smell apple pie, or coffee brewing or the subtle scent of a rose? Our sense of smell is one of the strongest triggers to our sense of well being or lack of it."
It does appear that the nose knows the way to relaxation and emotional well being and perhaps even the revalation of inner truths. Sharon Two Stars Clark may be contacted via her website at www.ALW111.com.
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