by Desiree Mangandog, MS
"We have been taught that aromatic use is the best way for essential oils to affect our moods and emotions. I will challenge this prevailing view. Yes, aromas perceived through the olfactory sense have an immediate effect on the brain and mood. I have also found that topical application of oils to specific acupuncture points and meridians results in an even greater change in mood. Chinese medicine teaches us that each organ is associated with a correlative emotion. The lungs are associated with sadness, the liver with anger, the heart with sadness, the spleen with worry and excessive thinking, and the kidneys with fear. Unresolved feelings can get stuck in these organs, as well as in the corresponding meridians.
"Have you ever heard of a person crying while receiving a massage? Often this is because the trapped emotions have been released from the tissues. Have you known someone who was never the same after a traumatic accident? Shock and fear have become trapped in the joints, bones and muscles. They need to be released so that the person can experience optimal well-being. With these blends I offer locations along the meridians that give quick results. The combination of specific oils and targeted organ meridians will create rapid emotional changes.
Published: 2016.
Pages: 109.
Binding: Soft cover with spool.
Dimensions : 15 x 21 cm.
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