Third Eye Chakra: Light

Rosemary (Rosemarinus officinalis ct 1,8 camphor) is one of the most commonly used herbs.  The Greeks wore a rosemary branch on their heads during wedding ceremonies and burned it as incense at funerals.  Rosemary energetically supports concentration and provides clarity, making it an excellent oil for this blend.  It moves both Qi-energy and blood and removing stagnation., Juniper Berry (Juniperus communis) is one of the very first plants used by humans.  Ancient peoples used it in rituals and burnt it in ceremonies.  It helps move Yang energy and removes dampness. Energetically, it’s associated with cleansing, purification, and moving energy.  It supports willpower and allows movement when one is lost in their thoughts. It supports us as we move out of worry and self-absorption into self-confidence and movement., Spike Lavender (Lavandula latifolia) grows thicker than the traditional lavender most of us know and love.  It grows wild in the mountain of France, where families living in the Middle Ages would harvest it. It has 1, 8 cineole in it, making it much more uplifting than Lavendula Augustifolia.  Energetically, it supports vibrancy and connection with nature., Neroli   (Citrus aurantiium var amara) balances out the pituitary gland with a more calming, sedative property.  From the flower of the bitter orange, Neroli originally grew in Italy. It makes up one component of the well-known eau-de-Cologne.  Energetically, it cools, clears heat, uplift the spirit, and clear the mind., Amethyst, or the intuitive eye, has a rich history of folklore and spiritual meaning.  The Greeks and Romans considered it the stone of royalty. The Chinese consider it the stone of wealth.  They place it in the Wealth corner of the home to attract the flow of money. Many believe this stone supports healing, growth, and intuition, thereby, supporting the third eye.