The essential oil of the cypress - the glory of the Lebanon

"The glory of Lebanon will come to you, the cypress, the plane and the jaw to beautify the place of my sanctuary; and I will glorify where my feet rest." Isaiah 60:13

Old applications were for arthritis, throat inflammation, scar tissue and cramps. Assyrians used cypresses because of their astringent properties to heal hemorrhoids. The Greek doctor Galen (165 AD) recommended cypresses against internal bleeding and diarrhea.

cypresses can be used for a variety of problems: arthritis, bronchitis, insomnia, intestinal parasites, lung infections, rheumatism, cramps, neck problems and liquid retention. It is a strong antispasmodic remedy that is useful for asthma, whooping cough and all convulsive cough. Its astringent properties make it advantageous for the increase in blood circulation, the strengthening of the blood capillaries, the control of bleeding and nosebleeds as well as the relief of angina pain and the reduction of varicose veins. It is also anti -infectious, antibacterial, antimicrobial. It also acts as an insect repellent. It has proven to be emotionally advantageous, relieves feelings of loss, promotes the feeling of security and grounding. This oil conveys a feeling of cohesion and stability. It can help to give the courage to surrender to God's will, which is required in the spiritual transformation. It is particularly helpful in times of internal turbulence and transition.

cypress is connected with the transition of a soul into the presence of God and brings the remaining consolation. It is a good oil for those who are in mourning. It offers strength and energetic protection. For emotional healing, it is an oil that consolation, change, assertion, understanding, balance, silence, trust, inner peace, wisdom, stability, patience, trust, incorrectness, willpower and straightness promotes.

The main effect of the cypress is the congestion of the veins and the lymphatic system. Cypress is easy to mix with Bergamot, Muskatellerba, lemon, lavender, orange, juniper, pine, marjoram, Roman chamomile, sandal wood, rosemary, geranium, eucalyptus, frankincense, cedar and rosemary. It can be massaged along the spine, on the feet, the heart and chest. For security reasons, it is non -toxic and not sensitizing. If you want to learn more about cypress oil and other essential oils, you should become a certified aromatics therapist. Educational courses in healing energy and aromatherapy can help you understand how essential oils heal body / mind / soul.