Time to stand up!

[Guest guest]

OK everyone, it's time to stand up and start messaging! I didn't bother all of

you cause the list was in it's beginning stage, but I've done my work on getting

this list started, bringing all of you together in one place, now you have to do

the work and make this list move!!!!

 

If you havn't already intoduced yourself, please feel free to do so.

If you have any suggestions on making this list grow, work or whatever please

send them to me.

 

Thanks everyone for joining and I can't wait to learn from everyone.

 

Tracy

List Manager

[Guest guest]

Hey All!

I will admit I have been sitting on the back row taking all this in...and

thoroughly enjoying it all. My intro...I am a mixture of all that interest

me, and aromatherapy happens to be one of several interest. I have not

taken any courses...just independent research for myself and family. I

love new knowledge and information on herbs, aroma's, chinese medicine,

acupuncture, massage, rock massage, and on and on!

 

I have always had a problem with certain smells (perfumes, candles,

incenses that were not of a natural quality)....they would give me a

headache, or I couldn't concentrate or get sick at my stomach. So for

years I went without wearing perfumes or burning candles.Till I got into

aromatherapy. I love it. I can be around the aromas and get some benefit

from it also. I had a woman make me a special blend for a fragrance and

inner strength.When I wear it I feel confident, strong and whole. The

ingredients are Sandalwood (centering), Frankicense (belonging), Myrrh

(fortifying), Ylang Ylang (sensual) Rose (loving) Jasmine (self confident)

and Cistus (sacred). It is wonderful! try it!

 

I would like to see each of us send in different combinations or aromas

that have been beneficial to them and why. Or if we are having an ailment

what would we suggest to each other. Like....what aroma or combination

would be beneficial to loose weight? I really mean this question.

 

I would like to make some connections/friends with other like minded people.

 

With love,

Sheri Rowland

 

 

 

At 03:29 AM 10/5/99 +0000, you wrote:

>feline

>

>OK everyone, it's time to stand up and start messaging! I didn't bother

>all of you cause the list was in it's beginning stage, but I've done my

>work on getting this list started, bringing all of you together in one

>place, now you have to do the work and make this list move!!!!

>

>If you havn't already intoduced yourself, please feel free to do so.

>If you have any suggestions on making this list grow, work or whatever

>please send them to me.

>

>Thanks everyone for joining and I can't wait to learn from everyone.

>

>Tracy

>List Manager

>

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[Guest guest]

> OK everyone, it's time to stand up and start messaging!

 

This must mean it's my turn! I've been lurking on many of

these lists just gleaning all the great info I can; guess it's

time to speak up. I first got into the toiletries and soapmaking

lists on the internet, which led to learning more about the herbs

and essential oils that are often used in those crafts. (Although

my interest in herbs and EOs has existed much longer than that).

Now I'm finding ways to use what I'm learning, and hoping for

new suggestions and blends and uses...and to learn how

to safely use them. Does anyone have any EO blends that

they are especially fond of and would like to pass along?

I recently put together a mixture of distilled water, witchhazel and

lavender EO into a 2 oz. spray bottle -- it's wonderful to spray

on the pillows at night (especially when my son had the flu a week

ago). So now I'd like to experiment with a few other EOs to use

this way, and see what else everyone has to offer.

I live in Wisconsin, and winter is already knocking on the door

here. But that just means the holidays are here sooner than

you know it, so I'm anxious to learn as much as I can for making

gifts and crafts for shows. (I am also a mural and decorative

artist, so this is a real busy time of year!)

Looking forward to seeing a few more people speak up on the

list too!

Nancy M