Biblical Essential Oils & Therapeutic Qualities for Aromatherapy
The healing oils in scriptures are all clinically therapeutic as well as being used as the primary ingredients in anointing oils and holy oils. Most anointing oils are made by adding these essential oils to pure olive oil (also sacred) as the base oil. There are many sites online selling 'anointing oil' or 'frankincense and myrrh' but they are pre-diluting them in the olive oil and still selling at the prices of undiluted oils.
You can make your own anointing oils and natural spiritual perfumes for yourself or your congregation by using our 100% pure, undiluted essential oils... that way you know you are getting the truly sacred oils from plants, and not synthetic chemical fragrances.
You may wish to visit our main Essential Oils page to view our selection of more than 90 pure oils. Florapathics pure aromatherapy essential oils are selected not only for the renowned clarity of their scents, but for their purity and having the highest therapeutic properties.
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Cedarwood Essential Oil One of the oldest aromatics known from the famous 'Cedars of Lebanon.' The oil can be added to sachets placed in areas where clothing is stored to drive away insects that like to eat cotton and wool, or to revitalize older cedar chests that have dissipated their scent over time. It is a spa favorite when combined with other essential oils in Swedish and deep tissue massage formulas used in exclusive anti-cellulite treatments, and can be used either topically or through diffusion to stimulate the circulatory system. Cedarwood oil is only used externally in aromatherapy.  |
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Cypress Essential Oil Cypress is a tall evergreen tree native to the eastern Mediterranean where its longstanding medicinal use has been adopted by many cultures throughout the world. It has a wide range of therapeutic applications for skin care as well as the circulatory, respiratory, and nervous systems. In aromatherapy it is used through inhalation for strength and comfort. Topically cypress oil acts to reduce sweat from overactive oil glands, and it is used in high-end spa treatments to reduce fluid retention and cellulite. |
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Frankincense Essential Oil Breathing the scent of frankincense oil slows and deepens the breath allowing one to become more centered. For this, it is prized as an invaluable aid to meditation and prayer. It was recently covered in BBC Online News as an anti-cancer agent. Frankincense oil has many therapeutic applications, but its primary topical use is as an highly effective cosmetic for the reduction of wrinkles and fine lines when blended with evening primrose as a carrier oil. |
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Hyssop Essential Oil Hyssop has an ancient reputation and was used to purify sacred places. In aromatherapy it is principally used through inhalation for coughing, and respiratory and digestive complaints. Externally it has a long history of use for rheumatism, healing bruises, sores, and earache. According to the British Pharmacopoeia it is a specific for bronchitis and the common cold. It has further uses for asthma and as a general nerve tonic, to regulate blood pressure, and to induce calm in states of anxiety or hysteria. |
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Labdanum Essential Oil Also known as 'Rock Rose,' 'Rose of Sharon,' and 'Cistus' oil, labdanum has been studied for its regenerative effects on cells. In aromatherapy it is used to heighten the senses of touch, feeling, sight, and sound by inhaling through diffusion. It effects the upper brain areas and functions as a quieting tonic for the nerves, and to elevate perception. It is excellent when combined with frankincense for deep contemplation. |
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Myrrh Essential Oil Myrrh oil is used in aromatherapy to revitalize wrinkled and aging skin when blended into a carrier oil like evening primrose oil. Renowned for thousands of years as an oil prized for beauty, it also has incredibly therapeutic properties for skin maladies, like dry skin, chapped skin, eczema, psoriasis. Myrrh oil should be added to a carrier oil for topical treatments. It is commonly used as an effective ingredient in natural mouth rinses to combat gingivitis and gum disease, but it's not intended for ingestion in aromatherapy. |
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Sandalwood Essential Oil Referred to in scriptures as 'Aloes' - it is one of the oldest and most revered essential oils known to man. It has been used for centuries to facilitate deep contemplation, meditation and for increasing higher awareness. In aromatherapy it has many applications, including use for clearing acne and skin complaints, and for infections of the urinary tract. |
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Spikenard Essential Oil Long known for its virtues, it was made famous as a sacred anointing oil from the Biblical recounting of the washing of Christ's feet... this oil is one of the most sought in pure form for spiritual use. Therapeutically it is used to regulate heart beat, harmonize the blood circulation, and regenerate a balanced skin system. It has a long tradition of being used as a healing agent for many conditions. |
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