Juniper Pure Essential Oil (10ml)

Name: Juniper, Juniperus communisManufacturer: Natural by NatureSize: 10 mlConcentration: 100% concentrated and pureStrengthens and replenishes the spirit, clears negative energy, purifies and rejuvenates the whole body and restores peace.About Juniper Essential Oil: Juniper can restore your optimism by clearing your mind, supporting your emotions, uplifting you from depression, improving your sleep habits and drawing love towards you. The ideal ally in your meditation, juniper also detoxifies and supports all bodily systems making it ideal to help you recover from any type of illness and restore you to vibrant health.Description of Aroma: Hot, powerful and balsamic, this refreshingly clear, fruity green fragrance is typically like gin, slightly reminiscent of turpentine, and gives a characteristic smoky note to your blends.Ruling Planet: Several sources state this to be the Sun, although others claim Mars or Jupiter. Properties Beneficial To The Mind, Emotions And Spirit: The aromatic influences of juniper evoke health, peace and love. Psychologically this oil will uplift, support and strengthen your spirit in times of stress, fear, anxiety, low energy, weakness and when in challenging situations. Juniper has the ability to replenish tired spirits. It is, unusually, both stimulating and relaxing. It clears, stimulates and strengthens the nerves, and yet its sedative effect will help you if you are having difficulty sleeping due to worry.It is particularly beneficial for people in any type of helping profession, especially when engaged in energy work, as it clears negative energy from people and spaces, while cleansing and purifying the atmosphere of a room. It also helps if you are in contact with emotionally draining people and left feeling depleted or confused. Highly recommended before and during meditation and centering practices, trust this powerful oil to draw loving energy to you and to help unclutter your mind. It is also believed to fortify the memory.Of Interest: Early civilizations burnt juniper as incense to ward off evil spirits, and to serve as a powerful disinfectant during times plagued with epidemic diseases. Indeed, as well as having a long history of use for medicinal and religious purposes by Tibetans, it guarded against the plague in Tibet. In the past it has had a major medicinal role in the treatment of contagious diseases such as typhoid, dysentery and cholera. The Greek, Roman and Arabian medics valued its antiseptic properties most highly, and in Mongolia it was used at the onset of child labour. In Celtic, juniperus means acrid or biting, and in the 15th and 16th centuries herbalists had high regard for its curative powers on bites, as well as the plague. Juniper is mentioned in the Bible, when the exhausted Elijah slept under a juniper tree. In Yugoslavia it was considered a cure-all in their traditional folk medicine, and was even thought to eliminate diabetes. French hospital staff would burn twigs of juniper and rosemary to clear and purify the air. In fact it has been proven to be highly effective against the bacteria causing staphylococcus, diphtheria bacillus, meningococcus, amongst others. The oil is also used in veterinary medicine. Cade oil, used to treat toothache and dermatitis, is extracted from mature juniper trees, and Oil of Haarlem, a kidney, liver and bladder remedy dating back over 300 years, is also obtained from juniper, although some of the other ingredients remain a secret. The smallest of the highly populated coniferae family, the juniper tree grows boldly in inhospitable areas, even thriving in arctic conditions. During Christmas celebrations in Germany, the juniper represents the Tree of Life. Juniper berries are probably best known as one of the main ingredients in gin, which takes its name from the French name for the juniper tree, Genievre, or Genevrier. The berries, which are also used to make juniper wine…