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Nature's Answer
An inhalation blend for mild depression
4 parts Clary sage essential oil
4 parts Ylang ylang essential oil
3 parts Geranium essential oil
2 parts Basil essential oil
1 part Sandalwood essential oil
Mix the above essential oils in an amber glass bottle. Label. To use in a diffuser, simply add to the bottle or reservoir of the apparatus. If using this blend in an aroma lamp or simmering pot, add 4 to 6 drops and allow to diffuse into the room.
To be "on edge," you are literally not centered - not being in your spiritual center.
~Carrie Latet
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In 1775, the English physisian poet William Withering learned from an old woman in Shropshire how to cure dropsy with a concocton made from the Common Foxglove. He tested it on charity cases for 10 years, then published a report, An Account of the Fox Glove, that is a classic of medical literature. As a result, science learned that dropsy can be symptomatic of heart disease, and that digitalis, the drug derived from foxgloves, is an effective treatment, as well as a dangerous poison. Withering later expressed his discovery in poetic form: "The fox-glove's leaves, with caution given... The rapid pulse it can abate, The hectic flush can moderate."
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