Opalite
Opalite, also known as Purple Opal, Opalized Fluorite, Ice Cream Opal and Tiffany Stone, is a soft and subtle yet dynamic iridescent man-made glass resin composed primarily of the mineral dolomite fused with metal to …
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Opoponax
Commiphora erythrea Much confusion surrounds the origins of this oil. Despite its name, it is not derived from Ferula opoponax, a member of the carrot family that exudes a milky substance which, on drying, turns …
Orange
Citrus sinensis Oranges are the feminine counterpart to Lemons. Their sunny aroma spreads a warm glow. Orange is the most popular flavour in the food industry and likewise, one of the most popular scents in …
Oregano
Oreganum vulgareOregano is a well-known kitchen herb of Mediterranean origin. The Romans were instrumental in spreading it all over Europe. But, it did not need much encouragement. Much to the delight of butterflies who love the …
Osmanthus
Osmanthus fragrans Osmanthus is a small, highly aromatic ornamental tree of the Lilac family. It is at home in China and Japan, where it is often planted as a street tree. In the late summer …
Othala – Homeland
Inheritance | Estate | Legacy Greater Peace | Heaven on Earth “We inherit ourselves.” ᛟ Othala – “Oh-thall-ah” – Literally: “Homeland” or “Ancestral Lot” – Esoteric: Inheritance, estate, noble Rune of anscetral spiritual power, divine inheritance …
Oudh (Agarwood)
Aquilaria agollachaThe legendary Agarwood or Aloeswood, as it is sometimes referred to, is one of the most mysterious and precious substances used in perfumery and magic. Even in biblical times it was highly sought after …
Our Subtle Bodies & The Aura
The term subtle bodies describes the various layers of vibrating energy that make up a human being beyond the obvious physical layer. Although they cannot be seen by the physical eyes, they can be seen …
Palmarosa
Cymbopogon martiniiA close relative of Lemongrass, Palmarosa is another sweet-smelling member of a family of fragrant grasses native to India. Its scent is reminiscent of Geranium and Rose, a fact that was not lost on …
Palo Santo
Bursera graveolens Palo Santo, the Sacred Wood, is a New World relative of Frankincense and Myrrh. It is at home in the seasonally dry forests found between the Yucatan Peninsula and the coastal regions of …
Patchouli
Pogostemon cablin There are few essential oils that provoke more extreme reactions -people either love Patchouli, or they hate it, there is no middle ground. Most of the time, Patchouli conjures up images of hippydom …
Pensées de Moi
Pensées de Moi FOR THOSE WHO HAVE BEEN DISAPPOINTED IN LOVE. If yours is a story of always attracting the wrong person and your heart has been broken once too often, this spell is for …
Peppermint
Mentha piperita Mints are sobering and clear-headed herbs, aloof, even. In mythology, they are descended from a nymph called Mentha, who had surrendered to Pluto’s desires. His jealous wife Persephone (or according to some accounts, …
Performing an Aura Sweep
Sweeping an Aura Before a Reiki Session Before you start giving Reiki to yourself or a client, Aura Sweeping will prepare the aura for the energy healing that is about to occur. Aura sweeping involves sweeping your …
Perthro – The Unknown
The Norns | Luck | Chance | Fate | The Unknowable | Play | Games “The beginning and end are set. What’s in between is yours. Nothing is in vain, all is remembered.” ᛈ Perthro – …
Pet hypnosis
Pet hypnosis HOW TO DEAL WITH A PSYCHOTIC PET. Pets are by no means the least important family members, and they should not be left out of the playful side of our magic. My daughter’s …
Petitgrain
Citrus aurantiumThe bitter orange tree is one of the most generous plants as far as its oil yield is concerned. It provides three different types of oils, each as wonderful as the next: Neroli, derives …
Phenomenal Woman – Maya Angelou
The free bird leaps on the back of the wind and floats downstream till the current ends and dips his wings in the orange sun rays and dares to claim the sky. But a bird …
Pimento Berry
Pimenta dioica Pimento berries derive from a tropical member of the Myrtle family. It seems as though this tree couldn’t quite make up its mind as to how it wanted to smell and so combined …
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