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Q: What
is the one thing that most people have a positive response with
in regards to the oils?
A: The oils have a high vibrational frequency
and are so mystical that each person has a unique experience. Some
have experienced healing. Most have at least experienced
a great aid in the healing process, whether it be an emotional,
physical, or spiritual ailment. Don't forget, our genetic
code remembers frankincense and myrrh because it was used worldwide
for thousands of years with many applications.
This memory helps it to assimilate to our bodies today. We
believe that the oils are a gift from God and were put here for
our benefit.
Q: I know nothing about essential oils can you give me a
synopsis?
A: Well, essential oils are a highly concentrated part of a plant. Sometimes
the delicate flowers are used, other oils are made out of leaves
or barks. The part I feel is the strongest is the sap or resin.
Q: What is different about frankincense and myrrh?
A: Cuts are made into the bark to let the resin ooze
out. In this case we have something which I regard as a stronger
essence
of the plant, if you will, the blood. The resin, which is
gathered from the cuts made into the bark is usually referred to
as teardrops, but I call it blood. That is because
it has life giving qualities like blood! On these plants
(trees and bushes) the cuts can be made over and over, year
after year. Another profound feature about them from
a Christian standpoint is that they were given to Christ (which
means ' the anointed one') at his birth, used on Him in His lifetime,
and again were present at His death.
Q: Why buy AncientEssense.com?
A: Because we deal exclusively with Frankincense
and Myrrh, our oils are guaranteed to be the highest quality available
on the market at the Lowest Price. We sell it
the way we get it - pure. Many companies cut the oils with carrier
oils. Therefore our oils are HIGHLY CONCENTRATED! It usually
only takes a drop or so. DO NOT GET INTO EYES
AND KEEP OUT OF CHILDREN'S REACH. The oils will sting broken skin,
but have therapeutic value and bring oxygen and nutrients
to the cells.
The carbon distillation process preserves the fragrant aroma, gives
them an indefinite shelf life, and is thought to enhance the therapeutic
value of these precious oils
Frankincense and myrrh are multi-purpose oils as they were in ancient
times. Perhaps that is why they were the top traded commodities
along with gold for thousands of years.
They make a Great Gift, with spiritual, emotional, and physical
benefits, as well as:
- Cell oxygenating
- Nutrient rich
- Air freshener
- Perfume
- Deodorant Household cleaner
- Germ fighter Virus attacker
- Cold and flu killer
- Garden helper
- Pet spray
- Mosquito repellent
- AND SO MUCH MORE!!! AncientEssense.com
Q: What did the ancients use frankincense for?
A: Our ancestors used it to awaken higher consciousness and to
enhance spirituality, meditation, prayer and mental perception.
Frankincense
slows and deepens breathing, reducing tension and helps to calm
and comfort oneself while lifting one's spirits. It
is said to relieve past links and subconscious stress.
Widely used as an anti-inflammatory in many cultures and fast becoming
popular in the West for such treatments. The University of Munich
conducted a study which found frankincense very effective treatment
to relieve joint pain. Ancient herbal books recommend suspending
painful joints over the smoke of frankincense. We can now use the
oils instead of the smoke.
Frankincense is antiseptic, anti-inflammatory and an expectorant
to the lung, genital, urinary and digestive tracts. However, it
will sting sensitive skin, as mentioned before. It has been used
extensively as an anti-bacterial and anti-fungal treatment and
has proven excellent for mature skin and acne and to heal wounds
and scars. It is very useful to those suffering from asthma. The
gum was often crushed, mixed with myrrh and dried aloes juice to
make an antiseptic powder for wounds. The astringent bark of the
tree was dried and ground and taken as a stimulating and cleansing
infusion.
Frankincense was often used as a diuretic by chewing the resin
or adding it to coffee. It was also chewed to relieve the head
of mucus and to disperse phlegm. Humans and animals were exposed
to the smoldering gum as treatment for many illnesses. In ancient
Arabia, the gum was ground and made into pills for those who displayed
symptoms of spitting up blood (most likely digestive disorders).
Frankincense was used in the treatment of almost every imaginable
disease by Greek and Roman physicians and many remedies appear
in the Syriac Book of Medicine, ancient Muslim texts, and in Indian
and Chinese medical writings.
Other Uses
Frankincense has been widely used for thousands of years in many
parts of the world for burning as incense in religious ceremonies.
Historically this has been done for several reasons; first it acts
as a fumigant in a crowded space where disease might spread. Second,
it has been shown to improve acoustical properties in a space.
Lastly, it's smoke travels upward to the heavens as does one's
prayers and in this way is regarded as a fragrant gift to God.
Frankincense is a natural insecticide and was used in ancient Egypt
to fumigate wheat silos to keep wheat moths away. The resin is
also steamed and able to kill parasitic insects in food. The fumes
from burning the resin is also said to repel mosquito's and sand
flies.
Burning the resin has cooling effects and was recommended by the
famous 11th-century Arabian physician, Avicenna, as a remedy for
illnesses that increased the body's temperature and for infections.
In ancient Egypt, the resin was used as a key ingredient for embalming
their dead.
Frankincense is said to cleanse a space of negative energies.
The inner white root of a young plant was chewed for thirst-quenching
purposes as well as a food. The leaves of the tree were often gathered
to feed to weak and even favored livestock. Frankincense was also
added in very small amounts to wine as a perfume. This wine was
often given to inmates about to be executed in order to numb the
pain and terror.
Soaking high quality resin overnight in water with a piece of iron
and then drinking the resulting liquid in the morning was said
to greatly improve memory.
The resin was also used as an adhesive, where the soft gum was
applied to cracks or chips in utensils and other items, which then
hardened to make a waterproof mend.
The soot from burnt frankincense was used to make black eye-liner
often seen in ancient ‘Egyptian art and to make permanent
stains on the skin by using needles to create tattoos.
Fresh gums were molded into large cone-shapes and ignited as darkness
fell to provide a candle type of light that would burn for hours.
Dioscorides described how the bark of the tree was put into water
to attract fish, luring them into nets and traps.
Q: What about the myrrh?
Generally, the myrrh is used for just about everything the frankincense
is used for. The myrrh also seems to do wonders for the mucous
membranes and digestive issues. Myrrh is great for keeping fleas
and ticks off animals. A few drops in a bottle of shampoo
makes the hair lustrous and healthy looking. Some people
like the smell of one over the other. The myrrh is gathered in
the same manner as the frankincense but grows on a bush instead
of a tree.
Q: Do I have to burn the oil to use it as a pest control?
No. Rubbed onto the skin, it works fine. Rubbed onto a pets fur, it works fine too.
Mixed with water on a dampened cloth or mop it also repels instects.
Q: How do I get my church to use the Ancient Essense for a
fund raiser?
A" Just have your Pastor, or fund raising committee contact
us, or give us their name and number and we'll contact them.
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