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PERU BALSAM THERAPEUTIC EFFECTS

Peru balsam is an oily resin or sap obtained by removing the bark of the Myroxylon balsamum tree and scorching the exposed wood. It was u sed by the Ancient Mayans  to make medicines, to attract wealth and happiness, inspire creativity and to assist with dream work. Peru Balsam essential oil help fight bacteria and germs. As a medical agent with  Anti-inflammatory properties , balsam of Peru is used in the local treatment of burns and wounds as an antiseptic.  Balsams are soft, initially malleable, and therefore can be used an ointment in wound healing.  Peru Balsam is also used as an expectorant, heart stimulant to increase blood pressure and as a parasiticide. It is also used in treatment of infections of the lungs and respiratory tracts. It treats conditions associated with bronchitis and asthma and provides relief from breathing difficulties.  The volatile fraction tends to be fragranced and is therefore used in perfumery, cosmetics, and burned as incense ...

ATTRACT LOVE OF YOUR LIFE WITH THIS FLOWER - JASMINE

Jasmine's soothing fragrance can calm the mind and balance emotional fluctuations. It is believed to attract love and strengthen relationships, making it an ideal plant for romantic settings. This night blooming fairy vine encourages the magic of the evening – mystery, love, psychic dreams, and enchantment.  Jasmine flowers are used in many religious occasions as offerings to Gods.  Jasmine can heighten intuition and psychic abilities, beneficial for spiritual practices.  Jasmine flowers are used in astrology and Vastu for a variety of remedies.  Garlands made from Jasmine flowers are adorned by women during special occasions.  These are general astro remedies using jasmine flowers however, you are advised to get in touch with an expert for more personal advice.  Sowing a plant of jasmine flowers in your home is believed to keep planetary defects away from you and strengthen the positions of your horoscope. Offering a garland of jasmine flowers to Lord Shi...

DURVA OR GRASS MAGICAL BENEFITS

So, what exactly is durva? The durva grass consists of three blades which represent the three principles of the primal Shiva , the primal Shakti and the primal Ganesha.  In Hindu pujas or worship, Durva or doob grass is primarily offered to Lord Ganesha to attract his blessings, remove obstacles, and ensure ritual success, symbolizing prosperity and purity. It is used for its sacred and purifying properties , believed to absorb and transmit divine vibrations . It is considered an essential offering in Ganesh puja and other ceremonies like havan and Abhishekam.  Mythological Story Of Durva  Once, a demon named Analasura caused havoc in the heavens. He emitted fire from his eyes and destroyed whatever came in his way. All the demi-gods fled and sought Lord Ganesha’s help against the demon. Ganesha assured them that He would finish off the demon and restore peace.  In the battlefield, Analasura started attacking Lord Ganesha with fireballs and eventually tried to gulp ...

SMUDGING A SACRED DIVINE WAY TO GET POSITIVITY

Smudging is a sacred art. The word “smudging” comes from “smudge,” which is English in origin. However, the term has been used widely to refer to the smudging ceremonies of Indigenous peoples, in which sacred herbs and medicines are burned as part of a ritual, or for cleansing or health purposes. The art of smudging is an ancient spiritual ritual for purification, dispelling negative energy and improving mood.  Spiritual Side of Smudging: Smudging is a ceremonial practice that holds significant cultural and spiritual importance for many Indigenous peoples in Canada. Incense is still used today in the Roman Catholic Church and other religions for purification.  Native elders teach that the smoke of dried sage clears negative energy and restores harmony.  Sage, sweetgrass or tobacco is burned in the shell, with the feather used to guide the fragrant smoke around a person.  Called smudging, it's a daily practice for many Dakota and Ho-Chunk people. For Native American...