Aromatherapy
What are we doing at Soul Empowerment Team?
The therapeutic use of aromatic plants seems to be as old as human civilisation itself. The practice of using aromatic oils are Ancient Science and Arts both. We are retrieving the forgotten art & lost science of Aromatherapy through our products and workshops. Many simple to complex issues can be healed with regular usage of Organic Properties of Plants ranging from sore throat, insomnia, headaches, stress achieving calmness, acne issues, removing negative energy from home or may it be bad smell. We would like to share 100% Organic oils at your footstep to enjoy the luxury of nature through Essential Oils.
Aromatherapy – History
Nefertum Was born from the waters of Nu from a blue lotus, When the petals opened it revealed a scarab. It changes into a young boy who is crying he became Nefertum.
Nefertum (Nefertem, Nefertemu) was an ancient god, the God of Perfumers and Aromatherapists ( at this time perfumers were all aromatherapists ) mentioned in the Pyramid Texts (c. 2350 BC), but became more prominent during the New Kingdom (1539 – c. 1075 BC) and later. For the ancient Egyptians, however, with their holistic understanding of the universe, fragrances and perfumes were not only divine as well as spiritual and therapeutic in nature.
Roles
God of healer, perfume, aromatherapy, solar deity, rebirth, healing and protection, fertility, and he was a personification of the sun. Most noted for helping ease Rā’s pain using a blue lotus.
Hippocrates used a wide range of medicinal plants to restore health, his quotes on it –
“Healing begins with an aromatic bath and daily massage”.
“Soak Rosemary sprigs together with Nettle roots in alcohol and you will have a medicine to rub the hairy part of the head causing hair growth”.
Why to use Aromatherapy?
Ancient India was one of the first civilisations that aimed at treating people holistically. Traditional Indian medicine, known as Ayurvedic (meaning ‘life knowledge’), is the oldest form of medical practice in the world, with plants and plant extracts being in continuous use there from at least 5000 years ago up to the present day.
Aromatherapy works through the sense of smell and skin absorption using products such as these:
• diffusers
• aromatic spritzers
• inhalers
• bathing salts
• body oils, creams, or lotions for massage or topical application
• facial steamers
• hot and cold compresses
• clay masks
Aromatherapy has an array of benefits. It’s said to:
• manage pain
• improve sleep quality
• reduce stress, agitation, and anxiety
• soothe sore joints
• treat headaches and migraines
• alleviate side effects of chemotherapy
• ease discomforts of labor
• fight bacteria, virus, or fungus
• improve digestion
• improve hospice and palliative care
• boost immunity
