Combining Color Energy Of Essential Oil Into Blends and Sprays
Oils can be blessed with certain kinds of energies such as healing, prosperity, and love. The technique for blessing and energizing oils is explained in following emails.
Essential oils contain certain colored energies. Often, they contain many colors. This characteristic is likened to a person having many aspects simultaneously, like being a teacher, a student, a healer, and an engineer all at once.
The colored energetic properties of essential oils can be used in different combinations for different effects. The energetic properties help to disintegrate negative, repressed and blocked energies in the energy centers and energy information field of the user.
Make your own blends using essential oils and carrier oils. I suggest almond oil or jojoba oil. Jojoba oil is similar to the skin’s natural sebum oils that help moisturize the skin.
In general, you may add a total of 30 drops of essential oils to one ounce of carrier oil.
Here are some examples of the effects of adding essential oils to your mixtures:
Sandalwood oil and tea tree oil and green energy, which helps to break up congestion.
Eucalyptus oil, frankincense oil, and oregano oil add orange energy, which helps to release dirty energy.
Jasmine oil and rose oil add pink energy, which helps to calm and expand the heart energy center
Lavender oil and ylang-ylang oil add bluish violet energy, which helps to purify the emotional, mental, and spiritual bodies.
Sage oil adds green, blue, and violet energies.
The essential oil molecules are crystalline in nature. This explains why they can hold and transmit powerful blessings. The colored energies and chemicals inside essential oils give them powerful healing properties.
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