The Plant Behind the Oil: Atlas Cedarwood
Native Americans traditionally use cedar for smudging and ceremonial sweat lodges, which include rites of preparation, prayer and purification.
Native Americans traditionally use cedar for smudging and ceremonial sweat lodges, which include rites of preparation, prayer and purification.
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I like to make the dressing a couple of days ahead so the flavors have time to synchronize and dance together.
Our little bottles of essential oils hold the life essence of plants, ready to calm our nervous systems, lift our hearts, and remind us that we are not alone on this journey.
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We find ourselves transported to the picturesque French countryside, sitting under a tree and overlooking a vast field of lush Cilantro plants swaying gently in the breeze.