Category: Properties of Oils

• one of the original formulas of the Alchemist Paracelsus
• Deepens “rest and repair” mode
• Diminishes the generation of lower emotions also known as homeostatic emotions
• Tempers the stress response when used consistently 
• Facilitates mental transitioning which repetitive and obsessive thoughts 
• One of the best Etheric cleansers in the essential oil and herbal world
• Purifies physical blockages in the body
• Purifying to the environment when diffused or used as an incense 
• Used as a spray clearing other people’s thoughts from the aura
• Accelerates the transmutation processes in the body and energy field
• Relaxes the diaphragm and helps to regulate the breath
• Used consistently (sustained inhalation) it helps to relax the psoas also known as the hip flexors 
• Diminishes tension in the neck muscles (sternocleidomastoid)
• Eases tension in the spine

Ingredients: Bayberry, Ginger, White Pine, Cloves, and a pinch of Cayenne 

A remedy used in the times before pharmaceuticals were used to treat conditions.

This remedy was used at the beginning of any contagious condition and was a staple of the times.

Remedy for the following:

Colds

Flu

Hoarseness

Colic

Cramps

Sluggish Circulation

Beginning of a fever

Ingredients: Pink Lotus, Helichrysum, Imphepho, African Bluegrass, Mugwort

The rhythms of the body refer to various biological cycles that regulate different physiological processes. These rhythms are essential for maintaining homeostasis, coordinating bodily functions, and adapting to environmental changes. Rhythms in the body directly correspond to Divine Intelligence and the creative process. When these rhythms are not functioning properly it is more difficult to tap into Divine Light and can inhibit our spiritual connection and spiritual growth. 

Circadian Rhythms: Circadian rhythms are approximately 24-hour cycles that regulate the sleep-wake cycle and other physiological processes such as hormone secretion, body temperature, and metabolism. They are influenced by external cues like light and darkness and are crucial for maintaining overall health and well-being.

Ultradian Rhythms: Ultradian rhythms are shorter cycles that occur more than once within 24 hours. Examples include the heartbeat, breathing rate, and stages of sleep (like REM and non-REM sleep cycles). These rhythms are vital for regulating essential physiological functions and ensuring proper rest and recovery.

Infradian Rhythms: Infradian rhythms have cycles longer than 24 hours and often relate to seasonal changes or reproductive cycles. Examples include the menstrual cycle in females and seasonal changes in hibernating animals. These rhythms play significant roles in reproduction, energy balance, and adaptation to environmental changes.

Neural Oscillations: Neural oscillations are rhythmic patterns of electrical activity in the brain that regulate various cognitive functions such as attention, memory, and sensory processing. Different frequencies of neural oscillations (like alpha, beta, theta, and delta waves) correspond to different states of consciousness and cognitive processes.

Gastrointestinal Rhythms: The gastrointestinal tract has its own set of rhythms that regulate processes such as peristalsis (movement of food through the digestive system), secretion of digestive enzymes, and absorption of nutrients. These rhythms ensure efficient digestion and nutrient uptake.

Cardiorespiratory Rhythms: These rhythms include the coordination of heart rate and breathing rate to optimize oxygen delivery to tissues and remove carbon dioxide from the body. They ensure proper functioning of the cardiovascular and respiratory systems.

These rhythms of the body work together to maintain physiological balance, support bodily functions, adapt to changes in the internal and external environment, and promote overall health and well-being. Disruptions to these rhythms can lead to health issues and impact various aspects of physical and mental functioning. 

Spagyric Blue Lotus Tincture

Ingredients: blue lotus tincture, blue lotus essential oil, blue lotus extract, ash of blue lotus,

Blue lotus hydrosol

Combined in alchemical process

• Stimulates cognitive functions for realizing your true nature
• Harmonizes body, soul, and spirit
• Increases a deeper connection to the self

Spagyeryor spagyric medicine, is a branch of alchemical tradition that focuses on the preparation of remedies and substances using alchemical processes. The word “spagyric” comes from the Greek terms “spao” (to draw out) and “ageiro” (to gather), reflecting the method’s core principles of separation, purification, and recombination. Here’s an overview of its definition, aspects, and mechanics:

Definition

Spagyery involves the extraction of quintessences from plants and minerals through alchemical distillation and fermentation techniques. This practice aims to harness the spiritual and healing properties of substances by separating and recombining their essential components.

Aspects

Philosophical and Spiritual: Spagyery is deeply rooted in Hermetic philosophy, which posits that everything in the universe is interconnected and that true knowledge comes through the synthesis of spiritual and material insights.

Healing: It is considered a form of holistic medicine, intended not just to treat physical ailments but to align the body, spirit, and soul, fostering overall well-being.

Transformation: A key aspect is the transformation of raw materials into purified substances, which is seen as a parallel to personal and spiritual refinement.

Mechanics

Separation: The first step in spagyric processing involves separating the plant or mineral into its three basic principles—salt (body), sulfur (soul), and mercury (spirit). This is typically achieved through processes like fermentation, distillation, and extraction.

Purification: Each component is then purified to rid it of impurities and enhance its inherent qualities. This step is crucial for concentrating the therapeutic aspects of the substance.

Recombination: Finally, the purified components are recombined in a specific way to produce a spagyric essence. This essence is believed to be more potent than the sum of its parts due to the energetic and spiritual enhancements gained through the alchemical process.

Alchemical Explanation of body, soul, and spirit

Body (Salt): In alchemy, the body represents the physical form of a substance. It is associated with the element of salt, which symbolizes solidity, stability, and permanence. The body contains the material or tangible essence of a substance, which can be manipulated or transformed through alchemical processes.

Soul (Sulfur): The soul is associated with sulfur and represents the life force or the individual essence that animates the body. It is often considered the seat of emotions and individual personality in alchemical terms. Sulfur in alchemy symbolizes combustibility and volatility, qualities that are metaphorically linked to the dynamic and ephemeral aspects of the soul.

Spirit (Mercury): Spirit, linked to mercury (also known as quicksilver), represents the mind and the divine spark within. It is the mediator between the soul and the body, acting as a bridge that connects the high (spiritual) and low (material) realms. Mercury in alchemy is characterized by fluidity and changeability, embodying the transformative and transmutative power inherent in all substances.

• one of the strongest lymphatic herbs
• Generates spontaneous lymphatic movement
• May help fluid retention 
• As an aid for rheumatic conditions
• Purifying to the blood
• Useful for detoxification processes to improve skin conditions
• Stimulates proper liver Function

Detoxifying Agent: 

Blue flag is known for its detoxifying properties. It is believed to help cleanse the liver, blood, and lymphatic system, promoting overall detoxification of the body.

Lymphatic Stimulant: 

It is used to stimulate the lymphatic system, helping to reduce lymphatic congestion and swelling. This makes it useful in conditions where lymphatic drainage is impaired.

Digestive Aid: 

Blue flag has been used to stimulate digestion and alleviate issues like indigestion, bloating, and constipation. It is also thought to support the function of the pancreas.

Anti-inflammatory: 

It has anti-inflammatory properties, which can help in reducing inflammation and pain in various conditions, including arthritis and other inflammatory diseases.

Skin Health: 

The herb is used topically for skin conditions such as eczema, psoriasis, and acne. Its detoxifying and anti-inflammatory properties are thought to be beneficial for skin health.

Diuretic: 

Blue flag acts as a diuretic, promoting urine production and helping in the elimination of excess fluids from the body. This can be useful in treating conditions like edema and urinary tract infections.

Laxative: 

In small doses, blue flag can act as a mild laxative, helping to relieve constipation by stimulating bowel movements.