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Fellowship in Essential Oils

Adam Barralet and Elizabeth Ashley

She’s a professional aromatherapist and he is an international wellness advocate for the largest essential oil company in the world but their love for essential oils has brought them together. Welcome to FELLOWSHIP IN ESSENTIAL OILS where Elizabeth Ashley and Adam Barralet discuss essential oils and their gifts for the body, heart, head and spirit.

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00:36:54

Angelica

Fellowship in Essential Oils ·

2024/04/22

Angelica seed and Angelica root oils are derived from members of the Apiaceae family, also known as the parsley family. The most common essential oils come from the Angelica archangelica and Angelica sinesis. AngelicaRoot oil is particularly renowned for its ability to dispel overpowering or frenetic energies, fostering inner peace and tranquillity. It serves as a conduit to the angelic realms, facilitating connections with spiritual guidance and bringing blessings and luck. The oil is often

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00:40:58

Valerian

Fellowship in Essential Oils ·

2024/04/14

Valerian essential oil, distilled from the roots of theperennial valerian plant, encapsulates centuries of healing tradition and mystique. With its origins rooted in Europe and Asia and its widespread presence in North America, Valerian has long been revered for its medicinal and magical properties. Derived from the Latin word "valere," meaning "to be well," this oil embodies its namesake's promise of wellness. Its rich composition of sesquiterpenes and sesquiterpenols lends

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01:02:57

Yarrow

Fellowship in Essential Oils ·

2024/04/13

Throughout history, Yarrow has woven its way into human culture, medicine and mythos. Its presence dates back to ancient times, with evidence of its use found in Neanderthal burial caves. Known by various folk names like herbal militaris and knight’s milfoil, Yarrow holds a masculine energy at times. In Greek mythology, Yarrow is linked with Achilles, who used it for protection and healing during the Trojan War. In China, it played a role in divination with the I Ching, offering insights from the

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00:46:31

Laurel

Fellowship in Essential Oils ·

2024/03/17

Laurel, with its pale yellow-green flowers and aromatic leaves, holds historical significance as it was named Daphne in ancient Greece, linked to the myth of Apollo and the laurel tree. Symbolising success and victory, laurel wreaths were fashioned by Apollo, associating the plant with high status. Utilising Laurel essential oil paves the path to success and immortality. Additionally, Laurel sheds light on the "bright shadow," unseen traits within yourself akin to admired qualities in

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00:49:14

Myrtle

Fellowship in Essential Oils ·

2024/03/16

Myrtle, originating from North Africa and Iran but now widespread throughout the Mediterranean, is a small evergreen bush cherished for its glossy bluey-green leaves, white blossoms and black berries. With roots tracing back to the Garden of Eden, its leaves have been prized since ancient times for their use in perfumery and food, yielding essential oil when steam-distilled. Associated with Aphrodite and symbolising youthfulness and beauty, myrtle played a significant role in ancient rituals,

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00:36:59

Rosemary

Fellowship in Essential Oils ·

2024/03/03

Rosemary, a resilient evergreen shrub with stunning blue to purple flowers, derives her name from the Latin words for 'dew' and 'sea', reflecting her natural habitat along Mediterranean coastlines. Utilised for over 2,500 years, Rosemary's essential oil, distilled from her flowers and leaves, holds invaluable therapeutic properties, particularly beneficial in combating modern lifestyle-induced ailments. Possessing a potent energy, Rosemary enhances memory and clarity amidst

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00:42:12

Patchouli

Fellowship in Essential Oils ·

2024/02/28

Patchouli, derived from the leaves of a humble mint family herb, is a divisive scent known for its paradoxical effects. It can both stimulate and calm, making it suitable for various moods and situations. Beyond its association with 1960s counterculture, Patchouli holds magical properties, aiding in solitude and focus amidst chaos. It grounds users, fostering awareness of the body and sensual experiences, particularly in practices like yoga or meditation. Emotionally, it encourages confronting fears

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00:18:18

Marjoram

Fellowship in Essential Oils ·

2024/02/18

Marjoram, affectionately known as "mountain joy," exudes a soft, joyous energy captured in its essential oil through steam distillation of the leaves. Sacred to Aphrodite and Hymen, she enhances commitment, traditionally worn by newlyweds in the past. Marjoram invites love, laughter and togetherness, aiding in overcoming commitment fears and fostering deeper relationships. Her use in massage releases physical tension and promotes connection through touch. Marjoram honours the bond with

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00:40:07

Peppermint

Fellowship in Essential Oils ·

2024/02/12

Peppermint, originating from the myth of the nymph Mentha, transformed into a plant by Pluto's jealous wife, Persephone, is now cultivated globally but is native to Europe and the Middle East, being a natural hybrid of spearmint and watermint. Its essential oil is derived from steam distillation of its leaves. Peppermint symbolizes clarity and vitality, aiding in dispelling confusion and providing direction. Used alongside Rosemary after dreams and meditation, it facilitates guidance. It

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00:40:00

Oudh (Agarwood)

Fellowship in Essential Oils ·

2024/02/04

Oudh essential oil, also known as agarwood or aloeswood oil, is a highly prized and luxurious aromatic oil derived from the resinous heartwood of Aquilaria trees. Renowned for its rich, woody scent with hints of earthiness and sweetness, Oudh has been used for centuries in traditional perfumery, incense and spiritual practices across Asia and the Middle East. Its complex aroma is often described as both exotic and deeply sensual, making it a sought-after ingredient in high-end fragrances and

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00:29:00

Petitgrain

Fellowship in Essential Oils ·

2024/01/28

Petitgrain, derived from the bitter orange tree, yields essential oils from its twigs, leaves, and blossoms, offering Petitgrain, Bitter Orange oil, and Neroli. Originally extracted from small, unripe fruits, now it's distilled from leaves and twigs due to fruit scarcity. Initially prominent in perfumery, it's now popular in aromatherapy for its calming effects, often likened to 'Lavender for men'. Linked to citrus oils symbolizing abundance, vitality, and success, Petitgrain

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00:30:49

Ginger

Fellowship in Essential Oils ·

2024/01/15

Ginger, originating from southern China, grows with thick rhizome roots that yield a powerful essential oil. This oil is known for empowering qualities, providing physical and spiritual energy. It breaks victimhood attitudes, instilling confidence and courage to take control of one's life. Embracing responsibility as a creator of destiny, Ginger invites individuals to influence the direction of their lives, whether for financial prosperity, fulfilling love, or deeper spiritual connections.Come

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00:33:33

Tulsi (Holy Basil)

Fellowship in Essential Oils ·

2024/01/07

Tulsi, also known as Holy Basil, originates from the Indian subcontinent and is widely cultivated in Southeast Asian tropics. Revered as the Queen of the Herbs, Tulsi holds significance in Hindu culture as a sacred plant, an avatar of Lakshmi the consort of god Vishnu. With upturned leaves reaching towards the sun, Tulsi is considered blessed by deities, symbolising divine origins and eternal blessings. Aligning with Tulsi is seen as a means to invite abundance, joy and prosperity. The plant's

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00:33:49

Basil

Fellowship in Essential Oils ·

2023/12/31

Basil, also known as Saint Joseph’s wort, originated from central Africa to Southeast Asia and was historically associated with death rituals. Despite its past, Basil has become a widely used culinary herb globally, and its essential oil is recognised for its warm and spicy aroma with various benefits in modern aromatherapy. According to ancient wisdom, Basil concentrates thoughts, offering focus in a world filled with distractions. Aligned with Basil, you can regain control, strengthen boundaries

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00:32:35

Bergamot

Fellowship in Essential Oils ·

2023/12/24

Bergamot, a hybrid of bitter orange and lemon, originally from the Canary Islands, thrived in Calabria, Italy, after Christopher Columbus introduced it. Bergamot is famed for being the key flavouring in Britain's Earl Grey tea. Cold-pressed bergamot rind yields an oil rich in linalool, akin to Lavender and Magnolia, inducing a serene joy. Bergamot dissolves anxiety, dispels fears and aligns with the Divine, fostering a state of bliss. It urges embracing uniqueness, rejecting comparison, and

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00:37:26

Vetiver

Fellowship in Essential Oils ·

2023/12/17

Vetiver, a perennial grass akin to lemongrass and citronella, is not only valued for its essential oil extracted from its roots but also for its remarkable environmental contributions. The plant's dense root system acts as a natural shield against soil erosion, stabilizing terrain and promoting water retention. While the earthy scent of Vetiver's essential oil reconnects individuals with their core, emphasizing the importance of basic needs like nutritious foods, water, sleep, fresh air, and

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00:37:03

Spikenard

Fellowship in Essential Oils ·

2023/12/10

Spikenard, a unique essential oil sourced through significant sacrifice in Nepal, holds the power to ground physical and emotional explosiveness. It aids in calming bodily disruptions like severe diarrhea, vomiting and skin issues, while also providing solace in times of trauma or shock, helping individuals recenter and move forward. It is particularly beneficial during transformative life events, such as leaving toxic relationships or making major lifestyle changes, offering support and

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00:33:56

Thyme

Fellowship in Essential Oils ·

2023/12/03

This episode explores Thyme benefits for people who are more sensitive. We will be talking about this essential oil’s properties, but more how it can be used as a holistic treatment for the body. Here are some other information to explore! We mention that since one of the principal constituents that creates Thyme essential oil benefits, especially as an antimicrobial, is carvacrol it is also worth watching our Oregano video. You can find the details to that here.

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01:05:41

Myrrh

Fellowship in Essential Oils ·

2023/11/25

Myrrh essential oil, derived from the resin of the Commiphora myrrha tree, has captivated human senses for centuries with its rich history and profound therapeutic properties. Revered for its use in spiritual ceremonies and ancient healing practices, Myrrh holds a special place in the world of aromatherapy and natural wellness. With its warm, earthy aroma and a myriad of potential benefits, Myrrh has become a staple in both traditional and modern applications. Supporting the healing of wounds,

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00:25:28

Cardamom

Fellowship in Essential Oils ·

2023/11/19

Cardamom is a member of the ginger family, native to India, Pakistan, Nepal, and Bhutan, commonly used in dishes and beverages associated with this region of the world. Thanks to Alexander the Great, the West was introduced to the spice after he brought cardamom back from India. The seeds of the plant are one of the world’s most expensive spices, normally only outstripped in price by weight by saffron and vanilla. Through steam distillation of the cardamom seeds, you are gifted this unique yet

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