Fostering an Atmosphere of Forgiveness

A few days ago, I shared with you the importance of forgiveness.  Now, I would like to share how you can foster an atmosphere of forgiveness.

While forgiving others may prove difficult, aromatherapy is an alternative method of fostering an atmosphere of forgiveness.   Certain essential oils are very effective at releasing negative emotions.  A simple explanation is that certain scents can calm and relax the mind and body.  Using aromatherapy oils helps release emotional trauma and promotes a forgiving environment.  Here are some essential oils that are known among naturalists for their abilities to help you release stress and promote emotional healing:

Bergamot - This oil is very uplifting and has a highly balancing quality.  Inhaling directly or while bathing promotes relaxation

Chamomille - Releases pinned up energy and brings peace

Frankincense - This precious essential oil helps to ease emotional hurt and trauma.  The scent from the oil stabilizes your mental faculties and relieves burdens

Geranium - Helps to release anger, tension, anxiety and negative memories

Lavender - A popular oil for helping to balance the emotions

Peppermint - Helps to alleviate depression, release anger and stimulate the subconscious

There are other essential oils that can foster an atmosphere of forgiveness but there's a synergistic oil blend offered by Young Living that may enhance the ability of a person to release hurtful memories and negative emotions which paves the way to forgiveness.  This essential oil blend is called "Forgiveness" and fittingly so.  "Forgiveness" is a combination of Melissa, Geranium, Lavender, Frankincense, Sandalwood, Rosewood, Jasmine, Lemon, Angelica, Bergamot, Ylang ylang, Palmarosa, Rose, and Helichrysum Essential Oils.

This precious blend can be inhaled directly or applied topically to the body.  "Forgiveness" can be obtained from Young Living at www.youngliving.org. You'll need a distributor # to purchase.  Use 1066504.

Here's to forgiveness and moving on...