

Essential Oils & Emotional Support
What is an Essential Oil?
Essential oils are the life force, the 'blood' of the plants they come from. Through a process of steam distillation, or cold pressing (there are other methods that exist), these essential elements are extracted from the plant (roots, stems, leaves, flowers, or fruits) and collected. This highly concentrated oil contains all the beneficial elements of the plant and can be used in a variety of ways -from diffusing them into the air we breathe, applying them to the skin, or using them to flavor our food and drinks. (I only use Young Living Essential Oils that have been approved by Health Canada*).
According to Health Canada, many of the Young Living Essential oils have been recognized as Natural Health Products*, and can be used for a variety of conditions and ailments from headaches, relieving digestive issues, soothing cuts and bruises, to relieving stress and anxiety.
How Can Essential Oils Help?
Essential oils have an electromagnetic frequency measured in megahertz, (MHz). Why is that important? Because when we talk about "Emotions," or "energy in motion," we're also talking about frequency. Every emotion has its own frequency, from very low, (shame, guilt, despair,) -resonating with sickness and discord, to very high, (love, joy and peace) -resonating with a life of joy, abundance and the manifestation of good. They support the work I do in releasing Trapped Emotions by raising the vibration of the body, bringing a sense of well-being and inner peace.
Essential oils are associated with different emotions and even goals. Some will support a positive emotion, while others counter negative emotions. Using muscle testing, I can identify the best oils to support you on your journey to a better life. (This is easily done by proxy, so we can be on opposite sides of the planet and I can still select the best oils for you).
Whether you apply the oils topically or diffuse them to fill your surroundings, you will greatly benefit from the sense of well-being they bring.
