Category: Protocols

3. Angelic Work for Regulation

a) Archangel Raphael – Healing and Integration

• Raphael brings balance to the body’s currents of energy.
• Can be invoked to calm overactive nerves, soothe overstimulation, and integrate trauma.
• Meditation: Visualize a green-golden light streaming through the vagus nerve, slowing the pulse of stress.

b) Archangel Michael – Protection and Release

• Overactive SNS often comes from chronic fear.
• Michael clears the aura of fear imprints, trauma loops, and invasive energies.
• His blue flame establishes a protective field that lets the nervous system relax.

c) Archangel Gabriel – Rhythm and Breath

• Gabriel governs communication and the element of water.
• Breathwork with Gabriel restores rhythm to the autonomic system, bringing the nervous system into gentle waves instead of jagged spikes.
• White/silver light descending with each breath can re-pattern dysregulated breathing.

d) Angel Phanuel – Presence and Grace

• Associated with the turning of judgment into mercy, Phanuel embodies compassion.
• For those whose SNS dysregulation comes from inner harshness, self-judgment, or trauma, invoking Phanuel brings gentleness and self-acceptance.
• This allows the nervous system to stop “fighting itself.”

Application:

Inhalation

Pattern:

Back Heart
Navel
Navel Minor
Spine
Brain
Crown

Oil by Oil Breakdown:

Cistus 

• Known as a “wound healer” and skin rejuvenator.
• Helps tighten tissues, improving tone and firmness.
• Energetically, restores integrity and “seals” leaks in the aura.

Helichrysum (Immortelle)

• Famous for cellular regeneration and reducing scar tissue.
• Best oil to help encourage skin healing.
• Reduces inflammation 
• Energetically, it is linked to resilience and vitality — “immortal flower.”

Dalmatian Sage

• Improves circulation and detoxification in tissues.
• Tones skin, reduces puffiness, and stimulates renewal.
• Energetically, brings clarity and helps release rigidity.

Rose

• Hydrating, soothing, and anti-inflammatory.
• Softens lines by restoring moisture and vibrancy.
• Energetically, awakens love and acceptance of the self, softening “emotional wrinkles.”

Frankincense

• Promotes skin repair and elasticity, reducing the appearance of age spots and fine lines.
• Supports healing of problematic skin  
• Energetically, it lifts consciousness, easing the weight of time.

Turmeric

• Potent antioxidant and anti-inflammatory.
• Protects skin from oxidative stress and UV-related damage.
• Amazing anti-wrinkle properties 
• Energetically, clears stagnation and promotes a golden, radiant aura.

Synergy

Together, these oils:

• Stimulate collagen and elastin production.
• Protect against oxidative and environmental damage.
• Support circulation, hydration, and skin tone.
• Address inner stress patterns that contribute to premature aging.
• Cultivate both outer glow and inner radiance.

Face Wash – Botanical Synergy for Radiant Skin

Key Ingredients and Their Benefits

• Spikenard (Nardostachys jatamansi)
  • Skin Benefits: Calming and restorative, spikenard helps soothe irritated skin and supports cellular regeneration.
  • Energetic Aspect: Traditionally associated with deep peace and purification, spikenard clears emotional residue and promotes inner balance — perfect for a mindful start or end to the day.
• Angelica (Angelica archangelica)
  • Skin Benefits: Known as a gentle detoxifier, angelica supports circulation and helps the skin release impurities, encouraging a fresh, revitalized glow.
  • Energetic Aspect: Historically called the “oil of the angels,” angelica is believed to invoke protection and blessing, creating a sense of spiritual cleanliness.
• Green Myrtle (Myrtus communis)
  • Skin Benefits: Toning and balancing, green myrtle helps tighten pores, regulate sebum production, and promote a clear, even complexion.
  • Energetic Aspect: Associated with purification and renewal, green myrtle uplifts the senses and brings a gentle, bright energy.
• Carrot Seed (Daucus carota)
  • Skin Benefits: Rich in antioxidants, carrot seed oil supports skin rejuvenation, improves tone, and helps reduce the appearance of fine lines and damage from environmental stress.
  • Energetic Aspect: Symbolically linked with vitality and regeneration, carrot seed is a reminder of new growth and resilience.

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How to Use

Add 1–2 drops of this blend to the soap you use for washing your face.

• Massage gently into the skin in circular motions.
• Rinse with lukewarm water and pat dry.
• Follow with your preferred toner and moisturizer.

This method allows the blend to work synergistically with your soap, enhancing cleansing while delivering the therapeutic benefits of the oils.

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Why It Works

This face wash combines:

• Gentle cleansing (without over-drying the skin)
• Balancing and toning actions for clearer skin
• Cellular nourishment and renewal for a radiant appearance
• Calming aromatherapy to harmonize mind and emotions

Key Ingredients and Their Benefits

• Rosemary Verbenone (Rosmarinus officinalis ct. verbenone)
  • Scalp & Hair Benefits: Known for stimulating hair follicles, improving circulation, and encouraging hair growth. The verbenone chemotype is gentle, making it ideal for long-term use on the scalp.
  • Energetic Aspect: Rosemary clears mental fog, promotes focus, and is traditionally linked with memory and vitality — aligning mind and body in a state of alert clarity.
• Spanish Sage (Salvia lavandulifolia)
  • Scalp & Hair Benefits: Supports microcirculation and has a mildly cleansing effect, helping maintain a balanced scalp environment.
  • Energetic Aspect: Sage purifies and uplifts, dissolving stagnant energy and creating a sense of renewed vitality.
• Helichrysum (Helichrysum italicum)
  • Scalp & Hair Benefits: Renowned for its regenerative properties, helichrysum soothes irritation, supports tissue repair, and promotes healthy scalp function.
  • Energetic Aspect: Associated with deep healing and restoration, helichrysum encourages emotional resilience and renewal.
• Thyme Linalool (Thymus vulgaris ct. linalool)
  • Scalp & Hair Benefits: Antimicrobial yet gentle, thyme linalool helps maintain a clean scalp, reducing dandruff and supporting follicular health.
  • Energetic Aspect: Encourages courage and resolve, symbolically strengthening “roots” — both hair roots and emotional grounding.
• Basil (Ocimum basilicum)
  • Scalp & Hair Benefits: Stimulates blood flow to the scalp, supporting follicle nutrition and hair growth. Helps reduce scalp fatigue and mental sluggishness.
  • Energetic Aspect: Basil clears mental clutter and inspires focus, often associated with spiritual clarity and protection.
• French Lavender (Lavandula angustifolia)
  • Scalp & Hair Benefits: Calming and balancing, lavender soothes scalp irritation, reduces stress-related hair issues, and harmonizes sebum production.
  • Energetic Aspect: Brings emotional calm, relaxation, and harmony — excellent for scalp treatments performed before sleep.

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Application

• Place 3–5 drops of the blend into the palm of your hand.
• Mix with a small amount of warm sesame oil (a nourishing carrier oil that supports scalp circulation).
• Massage gently into the scalp using circular motions, covering all areas.
• Leave on for at least 30 minutes (or overnight for deeper treatment), then wash hair as usual.

Use 2–3 times per week for best results.

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Why It Works

This blend combines:

• Circulatory stimulants to awaken follicles and encourage healthy growth
• Regenerative agents to repair and soothe scalp tissue
• Balancing oils to harmonize sebum production and reduce dandruff
• Calming aromatherapy to relieve stress, which can contribute to hair loss

The result is a scalp environment that supports strong, vibrant hair and a sense of well-being.

Eczema

1. Definition

• Eczema (also called atopic dermatitis) is a chronic inflammatory skin condition.
• It causes itchy, red, dry, or scaly patches, sometimes with oozing or crusting.
• It is not contagious but is often recurrent and influenced by genetics, environment, and immune imbalance.

2. Causes & Mechanisms

Eczema is the result of a complex interaction between:

• Genetics: Many people with eczema have mutations in the filaggrin gene, which weakens the skin barrier.
• Skin Barrier Dysfunction: The outer skin doesn’t hold moisture well, allowing irritants, allergens, and microbes to penetrate.
• Immune Dysregulation: The immune system becomes hyper-reactive, producing chronic inflammation in the skin.
• Environmental Triggers: Allergens, irritants (soaps, detergents), climate (cold, dry air), stress, or certain foods can worsen eczema.
• Microbiome Imbalance: Overgrowth of Staphylococcus aureus on the skin worsens inflammation and barrier dysfunction.

3. Symptoms

• Itching (pruritus) → hallmark of eczema.
• Red, inflamed patches (erythema).
• Dryness, scaling, or thickened skin (lichenification in chronic cases).
• Oozing or crusting (in more acute phases).
• Common sites: face, neck, hands, inside elbows, behind knees.