Hibiscus: The perfume of hibiscus has been utilized in magical rituals, mostly for love charms and the creation of recipes that arouse desire. However, not everyone is aware that hibiscus may also aid in the revelation of the gift of clairvoyance and premonitory dreams, as well as open doors to one's inner-self. The scent of hibiscus promotes subconscious processes.
Juniper berries: Juniper has been used to defend against and ward off bad spirits since ancient times. The energy of this smell helps to enhance the personality's consistency and tenacity, as well as the capacity to recognize and quickly combat falsehoods. It shields the aura from aggressiveness and aids in rapidly finding a right way out of any uncomfortable scenario. It also aids in avoiding self-projected harmful annoyance, gaining the deserved authority, and developing attributes such as nobleness, grace, and so on.
Myrrh: According to the Bible, the Three Kings came to honor infant Jesus and brought him myrrh as one of the gifts. Myrrh was valued similarly to gold and is still considered sacred by the Greeks. For roughly a thousand and a half years, myrrh was one of the most precious commodities in the world, and Arab incense dealers were among the wealthiest individuals. Myrrh represents riches, health, and success. The resin of myrrh-trees was used as perfume and incense, as well as in medicine, where wound ointment composed of myrrh was highly appreciated. Myrrh essential oil has antibacterial properties, reduces inflammation, and accelerates healing.
Opium: the aroma is chilly, resinous, acidic, and bitter, and it energizes and alerts. It wakes awareness, promotes conscious dreaming, establishes a link with one's own subconsciousness, evokes and draws up the most private ideas, aids in the understanding of profound difficulties by disclosing them, and aids in the analysis of causes and consequences of various events and circumstances.
Saffron: a good tonic for both the mind and the body, it may be used to relieve pain, heal infections, and stimulate the heart rate. Saffron is still put on baby cribs in Ireland to ensure that the infant grows well and strong. Saffron is tossed on the bride and husband in Italy because it is considered an aphrodisiac that increases fertility. Saffron is given as a wedding present by Arabs, Berbers, and Persians to ensure fertility. The perfume of saffron was treasured by the Romans as "gently relaxing," and poets often compared it to the delicate colors of morning or sunset.
White pepper: their aroma helps to reduce pain, activates blood circulation, has a warming quality and a positive effect on aching muscles and joints, stimulates and energizes in cases of weariness, fatigue, and emotional frigidity, stimulates appetite, relaxes, aids in fever reduction, and has a positive effect on digestion. Pepper aromas, like all zesty spices, purify the energy field, aiding in the removal of bad energy and protecting against harmful environmental impacts.
Cedar: has a relaxing, strengthening, revitalizing effect, provides a sense of peace, and is thus advised when experiencing unwarranted fear, hostility, hysteria, rage, other anti-physiological actions, and sleeplessness. Cedar nuts, like other nuts, represent prosperity and fortune. Cedar promotes leadership and self-confidence in one's own talents and abilities.
Frankincense was called after the French word "franc," which means "luxurious." Frankincense has traditionally been used to make incense. Frankincense (Boswellia) incense was one of the Three Kings' gifts to newborn Jesus. Frankincense resin was burned on altars and in temples in Ancient Greece because it slows and deepens breathing, which aids in relaxation and immersion in prayer and meditation. The aroma of frankincense is soothing and calming, and it is still used in meditations today.
Labdanum is utilized in magical or spiritual activities that involve protection, money, and respect. The smoky, sensuous aroma of labdanum has long been prized. Many of the artificial beards worn by Egyptian pharaohs in ancient times were manufactured precisely from the hair of goats that smelt of the mystical and regal perfume of labdanum. Some Bible scholars believe that the enigmatic labdanum was an essential component of sacred incense.
Sandalwood: its scent harmonizes and relaxes, aids in the reduction of stress and tumult, is an excellent mood booster for persons suffering from depression, worries, and everyday issues, and aids in the treatment of nervous breakdowns or anxiety. Eastern cultures think that this perfume is particularly appealing to many deities, hence sandalwood incense is frequently used during meditation, and sandalwood is used to construct temples and statues of gods and prophets.
Vetiver: The nourishing and cooling vetiver oil settles the hot and hyperactive mind while also encouraging, strengthening, and inspiring all personalities. Vetivers restore a sense of healthy self and lessen the divide between matter and spirit for people who are weary from excessive cerebral exertion as well as those who have lost touch with their bodies. The scent of vetiver aids in rapid focus and concentration. Vetiver oil is also thought to be effective in treating sudden outbreaks of rage.
White musk: musk is a traditional fragrant ingredient of animal origin that is produced from the male glands of various animals and used in perfumery (most often musk deers). Because musk is used as a pheromone by animals to attract the attention of the opposing sex, this pungent chemical has a similar impact on people. White musk is a synthetic material used in perfumery as a substitute to red musk derived from animals in order to protect the environment and animal population. The scent of white musk instills vigour and enthusiasm. It is thought to be a powerful aphrodisiac that excites the senses, arouses and unlocks the deepest desires and depths of the psyche.
