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Labdanum Absolute ~ Cistus ladaniferus
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Photo Credit: Felip Alcon
The cistus flower also known as rock rose--has a luminous yellow center, with five blazing white petals, at their base a fiery red dot. Although labdanum, is harvested from the long stems of the cistus shrub, a scented gum resin. Cistus is a sun-loving plant that thrives in arid conditions, this special relationship with the sun, provides the circumstances that produces labdanum. To use labdanum, is to awaken to and understand, your inner essences of the sun.
April 16th - Plant Magic Class - Lazy Witch, Orem Utah
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Date & Time: Sunday, April 16th at 1pm
Where: The Lazy Witch Shop. 561 S. Orem Blvd, Suite M3. Orem UT
Duration: 1 hour 30 minutes / Capacity: Limited to 15 participants /Instructor: Candice Covington
Where: The Lazy Witch Shop. 561 S. Orem Blvd, Suite M3. Orem UT
Duration: 1 hour 30 minutes / Capacity: Limited to 15 participants /Instructor: Candice Covington
New Offering - Chakra Balancing Treatment at InBalance Yoga Studio - Orem, UT
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This treatment is based on the ancient healing ritual called Tattva Shuddhi. Translated simply this means deep purification, transformation and rejuvenation.
Vibrational Nutrition - Ostara - In Person Class, March 19th
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The heart of the Ostara Celebration involves honoring the goddess Eostre who symbolizes new beginnings and growth. People gather together to perform sacred ceremonies and invoke blessings for prosperity health or creativity.
Vibrational Nutrition - Ostara - with Candice Covington
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I am absolutely thrilled to tell you about the Ostara Celebration, a vibrant and joyous spring festival that is full of magic, meaning, and merriment. This pagan holiday marks the vernal equinox when day and night are equal in length and nature awakens from its winter slumber. It's a time of rebirth, renewal, and fertility filled with colorful flowers, sweet aromas, fresh foods, and delightful rituals. The heart of the Ostara Celebration involves honoring the goddess Eostre who symbolizes new beginnings and growth.