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Crystal ConfabCrystals of AvalonJoin us as we discuss crystal and stones from the Isle of Avalon and beyond. Adam starts with Preseli Bluestone.Kyle continues with Merlinite (Dendritic Agate/Opal), Mystic Merlinite (Indigo Gabbro) and Black Merlinite (Psilomelane)Nicholas then shares many that he is passionate about including Blue Lias, Dulcote Agate (Mendip Potatostone), Mendipite and Tisbury Star Stone (Fossilised Coral)ABOUT ADAM BARRALET Adam Barralet has been observing and living in tune with nature since childhood. Growing up amongst the bushland and wildlife of the hills in Western Australia and residing in various locations around the world...2025-07-0152 min

Crystal ConfabQuantum QuattroThis dynamic combination of five different crystals growing together gifts you with a tool for releasing the pain and suffering you carry through each day accumulated from the past. While Malachite brings the issues to a head, Shattuckite helps with the true comprehension of what caused this hurt to occur as well as the impact it has on you now. Dioptase then allows you to come to a point of acceptance and Chrysocolla allows you to release the harmful and toxic emotions that continue to plague you. Smokey Quartz is there to offer you support through the process. At...2025-06-3045 min

Crystal ConfabAquamarineAquamarine is part of the beryl family of crystals along with gems such as Emerald and Morganite. It comes in a dazzling range of aquatic blue hues. All Beryls grow in a hexagonal formation that creates a balancing energy in our lives. They allow you to integrate your spirituality with your physical, everyday life. Finding balance in your life by working with crystals of the beryl family will facilitate your connection with nature and the spiritual consciousness of its elements. This consciousness is often experienced by us in the forms of beings such as fairies, gnomes and, in the...2025-06-2450 min

Crystal ConfabCrystals for the SolsticeJoin us in this special Solstice episode as we explore the perfect crystals to support you during the Winter and Summer Solstices. Whether you're embracing the stillness of the longest night or celebrating the energy of the longest day, these crystals will help you align with the powerful seasonal shifts.ABOUT ADAM BARRALET Adam Barralet has been observing and living in tune with nature since childhood. Growing up amongst the bushland and wildlife of the hills in Western Australia and residing in various locations around the world has presented Adam with diverse opportunities to access extensive and eclectic teachings...2025-06-1742 min

Fellowship in Essential OilsLabdanumOften referred to as "the scent of the gods," Labdanum has been prized since antiquity for its deep, grounding aroma and its ability to support emotional healing, skin rejuvenation, and spiritual connection. In this episode, we’ll explore how this sacred oil can:✨ Support the health of your skin🧠 Calm an overactive mind and bring clarity🌌 Support inner transformationWhether you're looking to add depth to your spiritual practice or simply want a natural ally for resilience and self-reflection, Labdanum is truly a hidden gem.Let’s uncover its ancient...2025-06-1629 min

Fellowship in Essential OilsTonka BeanWarm, rich, and sweetly comforting, Tonka Bean carries the scent of vanilla with a hint of spice and magic. Known for its soothing and heart-opening properties, this oil invites emotional healing, deeper connection, and a sense of inner peace. Whether you're seeking calm, creativity, or a touch of enchantment, Tonka Bean offers a beautiful aromatic embrace.ABOUT ADAM BARRALET Adam Barralet has been observing and living in tune with nature since childhood. Growing up amongst the bushland and wildlife of the hills in Western Australia and residing in various locations around the world has presented...2025-06-1233 min

Fellowship in Essential OilsWormwoodIn this episode, we explore the enigmatic and powerful Wormwood essential oil — a plant steeped in myth, medicine, and mystery. Often associated with ancient rituals, absinthe, and intense energetic clearing, Wormwood isn’t your average essential oil… and it’s definitely one you want to understand before using!✨ Discover:The fascinating history and folklore of WormwoodIts spiritual and emotional benefitsHow to work with it for energetic protection and claritySafety tips and best practices for using Wormwood essential oilWhether you're looking to deepen your spiritual practice or learn about one of the most potent oils in aromatherapy, this vodcast is your essen...2025-06-0536 min

Fellowship in Essential OilsOsmanthusOsmanthus is an evergreen shrub or small tree native to parts of Asia. Amid her evergreen leaves, you will find purple-black fruit and soft yellow flowers that look like tiny rays of sunshine. From these flowers, she gifts you a sweetly divine essential oil with a fragrance like that of apricots and peaches. Just like Mandarin could be considered the child of the citrus oils, Osmanthus is a child of the florals. She possesses a sweet, smiling energy that shines joy and lightness into your life.ABOUT ADAM BARRALET Adam Barralet has been observing and living in tune with...2025-06-0227 min

Crystal ConfabCrystals for the Queer CommunityIn honour of Pride Month, we explore crystals specific to supporting those in the queer community.ABOUT ADAM BARRALET Adam Barralet has been observing and living in tune with nature since childhood. Growing up amongst the bushland and wildlife of the hills in Western Australia and residing in various locations around the world has presented Adam with diverse opportunities to access extensive and eclectic teachings about the secrets of Mother Earth. Afterobtaining his first Amethyst thirty years ago he has now established himself as an international author, teacher and Wellness Advocate, adept at working with...2025-06-0243 min

Crystal ConfabLepidoliteLepidolite is a soft purple crystal consisting of many layers of hexagonal plates that look like the beautiful, sparkling scales of a fish. This crystal is high in lithium, a heavy metal that is renowned for its ability to soothe and balance moods, and this trait is carried through to the crystal. Lepidolite allows us to find stability, especially at times of great transition such as moving to a new house, a separation or loss of a loved one. However, on a regular basis it can still be a valuable tool. It teaches you that life doesn’t have to...2025-05-2742 min

Crystal ConfabEmeraldIn order to enjoy the true riches and abundance of life, you must find balance in all areas of your life: physical, emotional, mental and spiritual. If any of these are out-of-whack, then they detract from the divine gifts the universe presents you each day. Emerald is perfect for regaining this balance. It brings wellbeing to the body, wisdom to the mind and awakening to the spirit. It surrounds you in an energy that is upright, life-affirming and goal-orientated and encourages you to open yourself up to enjoy life and dive into every experience before you. In relationships, working...2025-05-1246 min

Crystal ConfabChiastoliteChiastolite is a variety of the mineral Andalusite with a distinctive black cross-shaped inclusion of Graphite. One aspect of the cross has come to symbolise the Wheel of Life and thus, this crystal supports and offers you protection as life changes. It helps you understand the cycles of life and come to terms with death. Furthermore, it is considered a bridge between realms and aids mediumship and any other work involving other realms. The cross stretching to the four directions also represents the four cardinal points and when placed in the centre of a space, brings blessings from all...2025-05-0540 min

Fellowship in Essential OilsHyssopThe name hyssop is derived from the ancient Hebrew name ezob, meaning holy herb. Hyssop is a shrub in the mint family native to Southern Europe, the Middle East and the region surrounding the Caspian Sea. It is mentioned several times in the Old Testament and is known as one of oldest herbs used by humanity. During the summer, hyssop produces pink, blue, or more rarely, white fragrant flowers. It is from the leaves and buds we are gifted an essential oil with magical potency. ABOUT ADAM BARRALET Adam Barralet has been...2025-04-2734 min

Crystal ConfabAmmoniteAmmonites were ancient marine molluscs with spiral shells, now extinct but often found as beautifully preserved fossils. Over millions of years, some Ammonite shells fossilised in a unique way to form Ammolite, an iridescent gemstone prized for its shimmering colours, especially reds, greens, and blues. Ammolite is primarily found along the eastern slopes of the Rocky Mountains in Canada and is believed to carry powerful energy, connecting us with ancient wisdom and the Earth’s natural cycles. Both Ammonites and Ammolites are treasured not only for their natural beauty but also for their energetic and spiritual significance.2025-04-2147 min

Crystal ConfabJetABOUT ADAM BARRALET Adam Barralet has been observing andliving in tune with nature since childhood. Growing up amongst the bushland andwildlife of the hills in Western Australia and residing in various locationsaround the world has presented Adam with diverse opportunities to accessextensive and eclectic teachings about the secrets of Mother Earth. Afterobtaining his first Amethyst thirty years ago he has now established himself asan international author, teacher and Wellness Advocate, adept at working withcrystals, along with essential oils, animal guides, angels, tarot, astrologyand mythology.CONNECT WITH ADAM HERE: https://linktr.ee/adambarralet 2025-04-2140 min

Fellowship in Essential OilsMagnoliaMagnolia is an ancient plant with fossils of this botanical family date back 95 million years. She existed prior to the appearance of bees and is believed to have evolved with pollination by beetles. Also called white champaca or white jade orchid tree, magnolia flowers have long been used in Chinese traditional health practices to create a sense of balance within the body. Steam-distilled from the sturdy petals, Magnolia essential oil contains linalool, the component that makes oils such as Lavender and Bergamot great for reducing feelings of stress or anxiousness and inducing calm and peaceful states.2025-04-2033 min

Fellowship in Essential OilsDavanaIn today’s episode of the Fellowship in Essential Oils, join me and Adam Barralet as we dive deep into the mysterious and mesmerising world of Davana essential oil—a sacred distillation from the plant Artemisia pallens.What makes Davana essential oil benefits so unique, spiritually and physically? How does this chameleon-like oil shift its scent depending on who wears it? And most curiously—what does Davana smell like to you?We explore its use in ancient rituals, modern perfumery, and vibrational healing, revealing how Davana invites us into intimacy with our own emotional landscapes. A microcosm of the macroc...2025-04-1433 min

Crystal ConfabLibyan Desert GlassLibyan Desert Glass stimulates your solar plexus chakra focusing on empowerment and strength. It helps you to overcome fears and phobias and spring into action and seize opportunities that assist you to progress along your path. This is a no-fuss stone that motivates its guardian to succeed not for fame, glory or recognition, but as a way of feeding the soul’s desire to contribute to the world, fulfil their life’s calling and leave the planet better than how they found it.ABOUT ADAM BARRALET Adam Barralet has been observing and livi...2025-04-1453 min

Fellowship in Essential OilsCajeputJoin Elizabeth Ashley, The Secret Healer, and Adam Barralet, one of Australia’s premier spiritual teachers, as they unlock the secrets of Cajeput Essential Oil (also known as Cajuput Essential Oil). 🍃🔥 Used for centuries in traditional medicine, this remarkable oil holds powerful benefits for both physical healing and energetic balance.💧 In this deep dive, we explore: 🔹 What is Cajeput Essential Oil? (History & Origin) 🔹 The incredible benefits of Cajeput for the body, mind & spirit 🔹 How Cajeput compares to Tea Tree & Eucalyptus 🔹 The metaphysical properties of Cajeput for clarity, cleansing & intuition 🔹 Practical ways to use Cajeput in aromatherapy & daily life⚡...2025-04-0740 min

Crystal ConfabSapphireSapphires are prized for their stunning blue hue, although they also occur in a range of colours. Physically, they are a variety of corundum, making them one of the hardest natural gemstones—second only to diamonds. Spiritually, sapphires are known as stones of wisdom, truth, commitment and divine connection. They steady the mind, enhance intuition and support clear communication, making them powerful allies for meditation and spiritual insight. ABOUT ADAM BARRALET Adam Barralet has been observing and living in tune with nature since childhood. Growing up amongst the bushland and wildlife of the hills in We...2025-04-0751 min

Fellowship in Essential OilsLitsea (Berry & Flower) aka May ChangLitsea cubeba, also known as pheasant pepper or mountain pepper, is a small tree native to China, Taiwan, Indonesia, Malaysia, and other parts of Southeast Asia. It is valued not only as a culinary ingredient but also as a traditional medicinal plant and a key raw material for essential oil and high-quality spice production. Every part of Litsea — the root, stem, leaf, flower, and fruit — holds medicinal and culinary significance. It is traditionally used to dispel wind and cold, regulate qi and relieve pain, making it beneficial in treating colds and qi stagnation. The tree yields two types of esse...2025-03-3142 min

Crystal ConfabRubyRuby is referred to as ‘a drop of the heart’s blood of Mother Earth’ in the East, making this a crystal fit for kings and queens. But even if you don’t go about your daily tasks with a crown on your head, you still have a vital role to play in life. Ruby connects you to your soul mission by awakening your inner fire and encouraging you to pursue what you love. As you immerse yourself in what nourishes your soul, living and expressing yourself to your full potential, you will contribute your utmost to humanity. Working with Rub...2025-03-3049 min

Fellowship in Essential OilsHo Leaf (aka Ho Wood)Ho Leaf oil derives from the Hon Sho variety of camphor, which occurs mainly in Japan. He is distilled from the leaves and branches of the tree and thus does not smell much at all like camphor (which comes from the wood). Ho Leaf’s aroma is more like Rosewood, another popular essential oil that has become endangered due to over-harvesting. Ho Leaf is here to fill the space left open by Rosewood. ABOUT ADAM BARRALET Adam Barralet has been observing and living in tune with nature since childhood. Growing up amongst the bushland and wi...2025-03-2437 min

Crystal ConfabPietersitePietersite has earned names such as “Tempest Stone” or “Stone of the Storm” for its ability to offer protection during any type of storm, whether it be a physical thunderstorm or a personal storm, when life is chaotic and out of control. It lets you maintain a sense of inner balance regardless of what is happening around you. As you work with your Pietersite, you’ll be able to focus on what brings meaning to your life, showing unwavering devotion, ensuring your attention is not pulled to trivialities that no longer serve you. ABOUT ADAM BARRALET Adam Barralet has been obser...2025-03-2452 min

Fellowship in Essential OilsPimento Berry (Allspice)These spicy berries, native to the Caribbean and South American, gift an empowering essential oil also known as Allspice. When feeling unsafe or threatened, Pimento Berry protects you against evil influences and boosts your confidence in your ability to overcome anything trying to drag you down. In fact, it is used magically to break spells and banish bad luck. He "lights a fire within," encouraging virility, motivation and unwavering persistence.ABOUT ADAM BARRALET Adam Barralet has been observing and living in tune with nature since childhood. Growing up amongst the bushland and wildlife of the hills in Western Australia...2025-03-1647 min

Fellowship in Essential OilsCuminCumin is an empowering oil, giving you the might you need to pursue your desires. You can summon his power to protect you, especially from others stealing your possessions, partner or ideas. If you have been subjected to others’ malicious intent, he also guides you back to balance. A bonus of utilising Cumin is that he is a bearer of justice and ensures that in all your workings everything you manifest is for the greatest good of all concerned. Cumin prevents self-centredness and ensures fair and right actions to give and receive.ABOUT ADAM BARRALET Adam Barralet has been ob...2025-03-1637 min

Crystal ConfabBloodstoneLegend has it that Bloodstone, originally green quartz, was infused with heavenly traits when Jesus Christ's blood spilled upon it during his crucifixion. Bloodstone is most powerful in rectifying imbalances of the blood, heart, blood vessels or circulatory system as well as detoxification of your organs. For general crystal healing, as Bloodstone has a very yang energy, it is best used as an overall health crystal when the body needs firing up. An excellent stimulator of the immune system, use Bloodstone to ward off colds, flu, or infections. Use it to get back on your feet and return to...2025-03-1648 min

Fellowship in Essential OilsPink PepperPink pepper is a totally unrelated plant to the better known black pepper. This quick-growing native, at home in regions of South America, reaches about 15 metres tall, and the upper branches are unique because they tend to droop. Small white flowers gather at the ends of the branches and grow fruit with woody seeds. Pink Pepper essential oil is steam-distilled from these fruits. She still has a spicy aroma like Black Pepper, but also possesses floral and fruity notes. ABOUT ADAM BARRALET Adam Barralet has been observing and living in tune with nature since childhood. Growing up amongst the...2025-03-1645 min

Fellowship in Essential OilsCilantroCilantro, also known as coriander, is native to regions spanning southern Europe and northern Africa to south-western Asia. The plant varies in leaf-shape and produces soft pink or white flowers. When it comes to gifting essential oils, he offers us two; one from his seeds (see Coriander Seed) and one from his leaf. Here we explore Cilantro Leaf, an oil with an uplifting, fresh, green aroma. ABOUT ADAM BARRALET Adam Barralet has been observing and living in tune with nature since childhood. Growing up amongst the bushland and wildlife of the hills in Western Australia and residing in various...2025-03-1632 min

Crystal ConfabRed GarnetRed Garnet enhances your confidence and survival instincts, allowing you to navigate tricky situations with ease. It helps its guardian live life with integrity, doing your best always and treating people with honesty and fairness. When you value integrity you ensure your thoughts, words and actions are all in alignment, and the universe becomes clear on your intentions you’ve chosen to manifest and can clearly assist you on this path. This crystal also ensures that you honour yourself and your own needs, akin to a warrior who must always be at their peak to navigate the battles and ch...2025-03-1653 min

Crystal ConfabTurquoiseAround the world, many cultures have seen Turquoise as a tool to build a bridge between the Earth and heaven. Turquoise is ideal for drawing the blessings of the gods into your life. It attracts good health, wealth and luck, all which come under the spotlight with this week’s influencing retrogrades. Turquoise clears blockages within the body, facilitating the free flow of prana or chi. Its vibrant colour awakens the heart, higher heart and throat chakras, enabling you to become a messenger of love, communicating with joy and compassion. This radiance attracts similar energies back to you. Furthermore, Tu...2025-03-1648 min

Crystal ConfabRhodoniteOften when you find yourself disappointed with someone it is because they have not lived up to your expectations. As Osho said, “If you love a flower, don’t pick it up. Because if you pick it up it dies and ceases to be what you love. So if you love a flower, let it be. Love is not about possession. Love is about appreciation.” Rhodonite resonates with these words. It helps you release the obsession with having others as you wish them to be, allowing you to love and accept them as they truly are. It also instils you wi...2025-02-2335 min

Fellowship in Essential OilsBlue LotusThe original habitat of the blue lotus was along the Nile river and in other parts of East Africa. However, back in ancient times, it was spread through the Indian subcontinent and Thailand due to the flower’s alluring appearance and perfume. From the waters, the flower buds rise to the surface where they open to reveal her blue petals with yellow centre each morning. They close again as the Sun prepares for his evening rest. At Heliopolis, the origin of the world was taught to have been when the Sun god Ra emerged from the lotus flower growing in...2024-12-071h 13

Fellowship in Essential OilsCitronellaCitronella is a tall perennial grass believed to have originated in humid tropical lowland areas of southern India, Sri Lanka and Southeast Asia. It was introduced through Europe in the 1800s. When the long-bladed leaves are steam-distilled, they gift a well-known lemon-scented essential oil that has been utilised for a range of purposes in aromatherapy, perfumery, pharmaceutics and household uses. ABOUT ADAM BARRALET Adam Barralet has been observing and living in tune with nature since childhood. Growing up amongst the bushland and wildlife of the hills in Western Australia and residing in various locations around...2024-12-0336 min

Fellowship in Essential OilsCelery SeedCelery is found around the world in habitats that are salty and wet, or marshy soils near the coast. Ancient literature documents that celery was cultivated for medicinal purposes before 850 BC. Since antiquity, the stalks have been enjoyed as food. Whereas a stalk of celery has a faint and barely discernible scent, other parts of the plant are powerfully aromatic. Steam-distilled from the seed of this white-flowered biennial plant, Celery Seed has a sweet, earthy, herbal aroma. ABOUT ADAM BARRALET Adam Barralet has been observing and living in tune with nature since childhood. Growing up amongst the bushland and...2024-12-0133 min

Fellowship in Essential OilsThe Other Mint Oils - Japanese Peppermint, Corn Mint, Bergamot Mint, Horse Mint, Pennyroyal, Peppermint Gum & Australian Balm Mint BushAlthough Peppermint and Spearmint essential oils are commonly known and regularly used, did you know there is a whole range of other mint oils to explore? This episode explores Japanese Peppermint aka Corn Mint, Bergamot Mint, Horse Mint and Pennyroyal, with a little mention of Peppermint Gum and Australian Balm Bush Mint. ABOUT ADAM BARRALET Adam Barralet has been observing and living in tune with nature since childhood. Growing up amongst the bushland and wildlife of the hills in Western Australia and residing in various locations around the world has presented Adam with diverse opportunities to access extensive and...2024-11-0450 min

Crystal ConfabAngel Aura QuartzAngel Aura Quartz, also known as Opal Aura Quartz, is formed through an alchemical fusion of Clear Quartz with Platinum and/or Silver. This crystal serves as a conduit to your divine essence and allows you to shine bright. Angel Aura Quartz infuses love and light into every facet of existence, fostering kindness and compassion for everyone including yourself. It enhances your capacity to perceive beauty in all things, even in the ugliest of situations or environments, uplifting both yourself and those around you. ABOUT ADAM BARRALET Adam Barralet has been observing and living in tune with nature since...2024-10-1438 min

Fellowship in Essential OilsElderflowerJoin Elizabeth Ashley and Candice Covington for their chat on Elderflower. ABOUT ADAM BARRALET Adam Barralet has been observing and living in tune with nature since childhood. Growing up amongst the bushland and wildlife of the hills in Western Australia and residing in various locations around the world has presented Adam with diverse opportunities to access extensive and eclectic teachings about the secrets of Mother Earth. He has used essential oils for over 30 years and teams his experiences with his background in human biology, chemistry, psychology, health sciences and massage. He has now established himself as an international author...2024-10-1446 min

Fellowship in Essential OilsVanillaWhen gods and goddesses still walked the Earth, Xanat, daughter of the Mexican fertility goddess and a young Totonac mortal man fell deeply in love. Due to Xanat’s divine nature their relationship was forbidden and culminated in their deaths together. When their blood was spilt on the earth it transformed into the vanilla orchid that would continue to express the love, pleasure and happiness the couple shared with the world forevermore. Growing in the tropical climates of Mexico, Central America, the Caribbean, and northeastern South America is a dazzling orchid with yellow-green flowers. However, it is not the fl...2024-10-1141 min

Crystal ConfabAmethystEarly in our crystal journey, Amethyst comes into our life. This is a crystal that reminds you that there is more to life that this rat race, running around trying to complete your to-do lists and keep up with everyone else. It encourages you to pause, rest and reflect, making it a perfect companion for Yule. Amethyst knows you do not learn when you talk, but more so when you fall silent. Amethyst allows you to discover your unique path to follow, one that is alignment with your soul, rather than the generic path paved by society. As you...2024-10-0755 min

Crystal ConfabBlack OnyxBlack Onyx is a variety of Chalcedony coloured through the presence of Iron and Manganese. All black crystals have the ability to absorb low vibrational energies that cause unwanted or negative influences in your life, disrupting your inner balance. However, each crystal is best used for different dangers based on its constituents and structure. Black Onyx flourishes in urban settings, helping to counteract the impact of pollution, noise and too many people. Those living in big cities can use Black Onyx every day to tackle the demands of dealing with the masses. This crystal works silently yet powerfully, also...2024-09-3049 min

Fellowship in Essential OilsMasticIntroducing Mastic essential oil, a hidden gem of the aromatic world. Famoulsy grown on the island of Chios, this resinous treasure carries the distinctive flavour and scent of Greece. Steeped in history, Mastic has played a key role in religious rituals and boasts a remarkable range of medicinal properties. Join experts Elizabeth Ashley and Frances Bartlet as they delve into the fascinating story and therapeutic benefits of this ancient, yet lesser-known oil. You can find details of more of Frances’s work here: EssènciesCat website in English: https://essenciescat.cat/en/ ABOUT ADA...2024-09-2657 min

Fellowship in Essential OilsElemiElemi, a tropical tree native to the Philippines, produces a pale yellow resin used for centuries in incense, embalming, and healing balms. Today, its steam-distilled oil is prized for skincare and its fresh, spicy aroma. Elemi embodies transformation and connection, reminding us of our divine oneness with God, Goddess, and the universe. The resin's golden hue links it to intellect, offering wise counsel during change and helping you stay aligned with your true self. Thriving in extremes, Elemi teaches that adversity fosters strength and wisdom, aiding transitions, new beginnings, and personal evolution. Join Elizabeth Ashley and Myrrophore...2024-09-2557 min

Fellowship in Essential OilsSweet WormwoodArtemisia annua, also known as Sweet Wormwood or Qinghao, is an herb native to temperate regions of Asia, particularly China, where it has been used in traditional medicine for centuries. The essential oil derived from this plant is prized for its powerful antimicrobial, anti-inflammatory, and antioxidant properties. Its aromatic profile, with fresh, herbal, and slightly camphoraceous notes, makes it popular in aromatherapy to cleanse the air, support respiratory health, and promote relaxation. Beyond its physical benefits, Sweet Wormwood is revered for its spiritual significance, often used in rituals to cleanse spaces of negative energy and foster emotional clarity. The...2024-09-2451 min

Fellowship in Essential OilsLindenThe linden tree, native to Europe and Asia, sheds her heart-shaped leaves in autumn and fills the air with the fragrance of her yellow-green blossoms in early summer. Her essential oil is gentle and slow to reveal itself, embodying a quiet strength and compassion. Linden encourages kindness and generosity, reminding us of the power of simple gestures to create positive change. She fosters deep connections and offers healing for those who feel blocked by sadness. Linden supports courage in the face of new beginnings, helping you find your place with grace and confidence. ABOUT ADAM BARRALET 2024-09-0235 min

Fellowship in Essential OilsMonardaStep into the world of Monarda essential oil, a remarkable elixir celebrated for its versatility and therapeutic benefits. Also known as Bee Balm or Wild Bergamot, Monarda is derived from the leaves and flowers of the Monarda didyma plant, a member of the mint family renowned for its vibrant, aromatic blooms. Monarda essential oil stands out for its rich, herbaceous scent with hints of citrus and spice, making it a delightful addition to any essential oil collection. Beyond its captivating aroma, this oil is prized for its powerful properties. It's known for its natural antibacterial, antiviral, and antifungal attributes...2024-08-2658 min

Fellowship in Essential OilsThe Other Lavenders - Spike Lavender, Lavadin, Tasmanian Lavender and moreLavender essential oils come from a variety of species, each offering its own unique aromatic profile and therapeutic benefits. From the classic Lavandula angustifolia, known for its calming and soothing properties, to the more robust Lavandula latifolia, which provides respiratory support, the diversity within the lavender family is vast. Lavandin, a hybrid of true lavender, offers a refreshing, invigorating scent, while Cotton Lavender, which isn't a true Lavender, is known for its vibrant yellow flowers, adds a distinctively herbal and slightly camphorous note. Furthermore, where these species are grown will also impact the essential oil, Tasmanian Lavender being a...2024-08-2545 min

Fellowship in Essential OilsHoney AbsoluteDid you know you can make absolutes out of items other than plants? This episode explores honey absolute and the ways you can use this both physically and holistically. ABOUT ADAM BARRALET Adam Barralet has been observing and living in tune with nature since childhood. Growing up amongst the bushland and wildlife of the hills in Western Australia and residing in various locations around the world has presented Adam with diverse opportunities to access extensive and eclectic teachings about the secrets of Mother Earth. He has used essential oils for over 30 years and teams his experiences with his background...2024-08-2444 min

Fellowship in Essential OilsAmyrisAmyris essential oil, often referred to as "West Indian Sandalwood," is cherished for its warm, sweet, woody aroma reminiscent of true Sandalwoods. This makes Amyris a popular, more sustainable, and affordable alternative. Extracted from the Amyris balsamifera tree, also known as torchwood due to its highly flammable wood, this versatile oil is widely used in aromatherapy to promote relaxation and tranquility. Allow Amyris to illuminate your third eye chakra, guiding you through the darkness to find inner peace, compassion and understanding, making it a valuable addition to any wellness routine. ABOUT ADAM BARRALET Adam Barralet has been observing and...2024-08-2130 min

Fellowship in Essential OilsFennelFennel, a perennial herb with yellow flowers and feathery leaves from the Mediterranean, is known for its digestive benefits and aniseed-like flavor. Its seeds produce a fragrant oil that boosts confidence, aids decision-making, and stimulates the third eye chakra, enhancing intuition and insight. Fennel helps overcome stagnation, access past learnings, and connect with one's ancestry, nurturing long-term fulfillment over short-term gratification. It is particularly useful for developing psychic abilities and fostering self-belief. However, fennel oil should be avoided by pregnant women, those trying to conceive, individuals with estrogen-sensitive conditions or diabetes, those on blood-thinning medications, and young children. ABOUT...2024-08-2045 min

Fellowship in Essential OilsKānukaKānuka, also known as white tea tree, is native to New Zealand and blooms white or pale pink flowers that attract bees in the warmer months. Its leaves are steam-distilled to produce an essential oil with profound healing properties for the body, mind and spirit. Kānuka symbolises the honorable path of accepting responsibility and making amends, offering confidence to be honest about past mistakes. On a larger scale, Kānuka helps repair relationships between First Nations and indigenous peoples affected by historical injustices, promoting hope and unity. Meditation with Kānuka in nature can connect you with elem...2024-07-1541 min

Fellowship in Essential OilsHoney MyrtleHoney Myrtle essential oil is derived from the aromatic evergreen shrub known as Melaleuca teretifolia, native to the coastal regions of Western Australia. This slender plant with silverish leaves reaches heights of up to 6 feet and is admired for its delightful fragrance, reminiscent of honey and lemon. Its crushed foliage releases this enchanting scent, while clusters of small, cream-colored flowers bloom profusely during spring and summer, attracting pollinators. Honey Myrtle essential has antimicrobial properties, particularly against fungi and viruses. It also possesses sedative qualities. The oil is known to be beneficial for respiratory and digestive issues, as well as...2024-07-0844 min

Fellowship in Essential OilsDillDill, an annual herb with feathery leaves and yellow flowers, has been valued throughout history for its spiritual and practical uses, from warding off evil spirits in Ancient Egypt to attracting wealth in Greek and Roman cultures. Dill essential oil is known for its uplifting properties, offering clarity, energy, and inspiration, particularly when life feels monotonous or challenging. It helps break recurring negative patterns by promoting higher consciousness and inner understanding, making it easier to learn life's lessons. Dill also reignites curiosity and joy, aids in information integration, and fosters a positive outlook, countering negativity and depression. Additionally, Dill...2024-07-0151 min

Fellowship in Essential OilsCistusGrowing throughout the Mediterranean is a hardy shrub commonly known as rock rose. Shepherds discovered the healing properties of a sticky substance upon its leaves when it stuck to their sheep’s fleece, accelerating wound healing. The essential oil, derived from these leaves is known as Cistus, obtained through steam distillation, and is celebrated for its healing effects on the body, mind and spirit. The plant's seeds often lie dormant in the soil until a wildfire triggers their germination, symbolising resilience and renewal. Cistus aids emotional healing by addressing past traumas, balancing emotional extremes, and fostering self-care and spiritual gr...2024-06-2436 min

Fellowship in Essential OilsManukaWhen white settlers arrived in New Zealand, they cleared the land for agriculture by burning the natural flora, but manuka, a resilient scrub-type tree with petite white flowers, quickly grew back, holding onto the soil and preventing erosion. The steam-distilled leaves and twigs of manuka produce an essential oil historically used by the Māori and Kakariki parakeets, who use it to rid themselves of parasites. Manuka offers strength and resilience during times of suffering, restoring energy and providing emotional support. It promotes healing, purification, and protection, helping individuals to focus, stay calm, and avoid self-destructive behaviors. Manuka encourages p...2024-06-1642 min

Fellowship in Essential OilsRoman ChamomileRoman Chamomile is a powerful healer, enhancing the health of both humans and plants, and known as 'the plant's physician' by gardeners. Her dainty white and yellow flowers turn towards the Sun, absorbing its radiance and imbuing joy into her essential oil through. This oil, gentle and calming, is ideal for both children and adults, promoting tenderness and reducing stress. Roman Chamomile encourages being gentle with others, the Earth, and oneself, offering comfort and relief from guilt and pain. She supports mothers, especially single mothers, with patience and compassion, and facilitates clear communication and conflict resolution. Roman Chamomile also...2024-06-0331 min

Fellowship in Essential OilsViolet LeafViolet Leaf essential oil, derived from the leaves of the violet plant, offers a captivating aroma reminiscent of fresh, green foliage with subtle floral undertones. Renowned for its soothing properties, this oil is often utilised to promote relaxation and calmness, making it an ideal choice for stress relief and emotional balance. Additionally, her holistic uses extend to spiritual realms, serving as a conduit for deeper connections and insights. With associations to Jupiter and Dionysus, she encourages surrender to the benevolent forces of the Universe, particularly potent during the rejuvenating energies of springtime. In meditation, she unlocks mysteries of life...2024-05-1932 min

Fellowship in Essential OilsCedarwoodStrong, solid and fortifying are all words that could be associated with the cedar tree. Even its name, originating from the Arabic word “kedron” means power. Through history, many cultures have gathered around a cedar tree or in building constructed from its wood. Cedars have always represented the solidarity and certainty that comes from community. Many people, opportunities and challenges will arise in life, but it is the special few friends and loved ones who will be there through thick and thin. Cedarwood grounds you in this remembrance, ensuring you do not become too busy with an excess of obli...2024-05-1330 min

Fellowship in Essential OilsGerman ChamomileGerman Chamomile, with its distinct earthy aroma and beautiful blue essential oil, offers a plethora of holistic benefits. Beyond its physical anti-inflammatory properties, German Chamomile holds a profound ability to soothe emotional inflammation, fostering calm and flexibility. It serves as a gentle guide in releasing control and digesting life's challenges, encouraging a courageous leap forward. This chamomile essence dissolves pent-up emotions, paving the way for personal growth by loosening old habits and limitations. It invites a fresh perspective, facilitating openness to new experiences and deeper spiritual connections. German Chamomile embodies ancient wisdom, serving as a conduit for accessing guidance...2024-05-0531 min

Fellowship in Essential OilsAngelicaAngelica seed and Angelica root oils are derived from members of the Apiaceae family, also known as the parsley family. The most common essential oils come from the Angelica archangelica and Angelica sinesis. Angelica Root oil is particularly renowned for its ability to dispel overpowering or frenetic energies, fostering inner peace and tranquillity. It serves as a conduit to the angelic realms, facilitating connections with spiritual guidance and bringing blessings and luck. The oil is often utilised to wash away negativity, bad luck or curses, and it aids in deciphering subtle signs and messages from the Universe. Additionally, Angelica...2024-04-2336 min

Fellowship in Essential OilsValerianValerian essential oil, distilled from the roots of the perennial valerian plant, encapsulates centuries of healing tradition and mystique. With its origins rooted in Europe and Asia and its widespread presence in North America, Valerian has long been revered for its medicinal and magical properties. Derived from the Latin word "valere," meaning "to be well," this oil embodies its namesake's promise of wellness. Its rich composition of sesquiterpenes and sesquiterpenols lends it potent relaxing properties, offering respite from anxiety and stress, especially during tumultuous times like World War II. Beyond its physical benefits, Valerian serves as a conduit for...2024-04-1440 min

Fellowship in Essential OilsYarrowThroughout history, Yarrow has woven its way into human culture, medicine and mythos. Its presence dates back to ancient times, with evidence of its use found in Neanderthal burial caves. Known by various folk names like herbal militaris and knight’s milfoil, Yarrow holds a masculine energy at times. In Greek mythology, Yarrow is linked with Achilles, who used it for protection and healing during the Trojan War. In China, it played a role in divination with the I Ching, offering insights from the divine. Yarrow enhances psychic abilities, connects with animal guides, and symbolises traits associated with Archangel Mi...2024-04-131h 02

Fellowship in Essential OilsLaurelLaurel, with its pale yellow-green flowers and aromatic leaves, holds historical significance as it was named Daphne in ancient Greece, linked to the myth of Apollo and the laurel tree. Symbolising success and victory, laurel wreaths were fashioned by Apollo, associating the plant with high status. Utilising Laurel essential oil paves the path to success and immortality. Additionally, Laurel sheds light on the "bright shadow," unseen traits within yourself akin to admired qualities in others. It offers clarity and guidance, alleviating burdens and enhancing divination, intuition and connection to the faerie realms. Come find...2024-03-1746 min

Fellowship in Essential OilsMyrtleMyrtle, originating from North Africa and Iran but now widespread throughout the Mediterranean, is a small evergreen bush cherished for its glossy bluey-green leaves, white blossoms and black berries. With roots tracing back to the Garden of Eden, its leaves have been prized since ancient times for their use in perfumery and food, yielding essential oil when steam-distilled. Associated with Aphrodite and symbolising youthfulness and beauty, myrtle played a significant role in ancient rituals, serving as a sacred herb in spring festivals and adorning brides on their wedding day. Beyond its ceremonial significance, Myrtle holds practical uses, from promoting...2024-03-1649 min

Fellowship in Essential OilsRosemaryRosemary, a resilient evergreen shrub with stunning blue to purple flowers, derives her name from the Latin words for 'dew' and 'sea', reflecting her natural habitat along Mediterranean coastlines. Utilised for over 2,500 years, Rosemary's essential oil, distilled from her flowers and leaves, holds invaluable therapeutic properties, particularly beneficial in combating modern lifestyle-induced ailments. Possessing a potent energy, Rosemary enhances memory and clarity amidst life's challenges, earning her the moniker "Rosemary for remembrance" often incorporated into funeral rites to honor the departed or evoke timeless bonds. Symbolising deeper purpose, Rosemary, associated with the crown chakra, urges alignment with your life...2024-03-0336 min

Fellowship in Essential OilsPatchouliPatchouli, derived from the leaves of a humble mint family herb, is a divisive scent known for its paradoxical effects. It can both stimulate and calm, making it suitable for various moods and situations. Beyond its association with 1960s counterculture, Patchouli holds magical properties, aiding in solitude and focus amidst chaos. It grounds users, fostering awareness of the body and sensual experiences, particularly in practices like yoga or meditation. Emotionally, it encourages confronting fears and clearing negativity. Patchouli embodies strength and clarity, supporting you on your life quest with conviction and endurance while connecting to divine inspiration and magical...2024-02-2842 min

Fellowship in Essential OilsMarjoramMarjoram, affectionately known as "mountain joy," exudes a soft, joyous energy captured in its essential oil through steam distillation of the leaves. Sacred to Aphrodite and Hymen, she enhances commitment, traditionally worn by newlyweds in the past. Marjoram invites love, laughter and togetherness, aiding in overcoming commitment fears and fostering deeper relationships. Her use in massage releases physical tension and promotes connection through touch. Marjoram honours the bond with Mother Earth, offering cocooning love amidst modern distractions. She encourages introspection and relaxation, easing grief, judgment and fear. Come find out more about this essential oil and ask your questions...2024-02-1818 min

Fellowship in Essential OilsPeppermintPeppermint, originating from the myth of the nymph Mentha, transformed into a plant by Pluto's jealous wife, Persephone, is now cultivated globally but is native to Europe and the Middle East, being a natural hybrid of spearmint and watermint. Its essential oil is derived from steam distillation of its leaves. Peppermint symbolizes clarity and vitality, aiding in dispelling confusion and providing direction. Used alongside Rosemary after dreams and meditation, it facilitates guidance. It signifies the flow of life force or chi, enhancing breath and offering insight and clarity. Peppermint assists in releasing negativity, promoting simplicity, and encouraging mindful action...2024-02-1240 min

Fellowship in Essential OilsOudh (Agarwood)Oudh essential oil, also known as agarwood or aloeswood oil, is a highly prized and luxurious aromatic oil derived from the resinous heartwood of Aquilaria trees. Renowned for its rich, woody scent with hints of earthiness and sweetness, Oudh has been used for centuries in traditional perfumery, incense and spiritual practices across Asia and the Middle East. Its complex aroma is often described as both exotic and deeply sensual, making it a sought-after ingredient in high-end fragrances and wellness products. Beyond its olfactory allure, Oudh possess therapeutic properties, including stress relief, relaxation and grounding effects, making it a popular...2024-02-0440 min

Fellowship in Essential OilsPetitgrainPetitgrain, derived from the bitter orange tree, yields essential oils from its twigs, leaves, and blossoms, offering Petitgrain, Bitter Orange oil, and Neroli. Originally extracted from small, unripe fruits, now it's distilled from leaves and twigs due to fruit scarcity. Initially prominent in perfumery, it's now popular in aromatherapy for its calming effects, often likened to 'Lavender for men'. Linked to citrus oils symbolizing abundance, vitality, and success, Petitgrain signifies grounded support and diligent preparation for fruition. It aids those in people-centric professions, fostering ease, grace, and resilience amid challenges. Petitgrain also facilitates learning, lifts mood, and inspires optimism...2024-01-2829 min

Fellowship in Essential OilsGingerGinger, originating from southern China, grows with thick rhizome roots that yield a powerful essential oil. This oil is known for empowering qualities, providing physical and spiritual energy. It breaks victimhood attitudes, instilling confidence and courage to take control of one's life. Embracing responsibility as a creator of destiny, Ginger invites individuals to influence the direction of their lives, whether for financial prosperity, fulfilling love, or deeper spiritual connections. Come find out more about this essential oil and ask your questions to Adam and Liz by attending our next Masterclass. Full details here: ⁠http://bit.ly/adambevents⁠ Don't...2024-01-1530 min

Fellowship in Essential OilsTulsi (Holy Basil)Tulsi, also known as Holy Basil, originates from the Indian subcontinent and is widely cultivated in Southeast Asian tropics. Revered as the Queen of the Herbs, Tulsi holds significance in Hindu culture as a sacred plant, an avatar of Lakshmi the consort of god Vishnu. With upturned leaves reaching towards the sun, Tulsi is considered blessed by deities, symbolising divine origins and eternal blessings. Aligning with Tulsi is seen as a means to invite abundance, joy and prosperity. The plant's cleansing properties make it a protective force when diffused in a space, deterring negative energies and even thieves. Beyond...2024-01-0733 min

Fellowship in Essential OilsBasilBasil, also known as Saint Joseph’s wort, originated from central Africa to Southeast Asia and was historically associated with death rituals. Despite its past, Basil has become a widely used culinary herb globally, and its essential oil is recognised for its warm and spicy aroma with various benefits in modern aromatherapy. According to ancient wisdom, Basil concentrates thoughts, offering focus in a world filled with distractions. Aligned with Basil, you can regain control, strengthen boundaries and enhance personal power. The herb's Latin name, derived from the Greek word meaning 'king' or 'royal,' emphasizes its empowering nature. Here is...2023-12-3133 min

Fellowship in Essential OilsBergamotBergamot, a hybrid of bitter orange and lemon, originally from the Canary Islands, thrived in Calabria, Italy, after Christopher Columbus introduced it. Bergamot is famed for being the key flavouring in Britain's Earl Grey tea. Cold-pressed bergamot rind yields an oil rich in linalool, akin to Lavender and Magnolia, inducing a serene joy. Bergamot dissolves anxiety, dispels fears and aligns with the Divine, fostering a state of bliss. It urges embracing uniqueness, rejecting comparison, and fostering self-love. By recognising strengths, Bergamot boosts self-worth, paving the way for abundance. Whether financial or in other forms, Bergamot empowers you to claim...2023-12-2432 min

Fellowship in Essential OilsVetiverVetiver, a perennial grass akin to lemongrass and citronella, is not only valued for its essential oil extracted from its roots but also for its remarkable environmental contributions. The plant's dense root system acts as a natural shield against soil erosion, stabilizing terrain and promoting water retention. While the earthy scent of Vetiver's essential oil reconnects individuals with their core, emphasizing the importance of basic needs like nutritious foods, water, sleep, fresh air, and sunlight, it also serves as a potent remedy for stress relief and emotional balance. The roots of the Vetiver plant, resembling the dendrites of the...2023-12-1737 min

Fellowship in Essential OilsSpikenardSpikenard, a unique essential oil sourced through significant sacrifice in Nepal, holds the power to ground physical and emotional explosiveness. It aids in calming bodily disruptions like severe diarrhea, vomiting and skin issues, while also providing solace in times of trauma or shock, helping individuals recenter and move forward. It is particularly beneficial during transformative life events, such as leaving toxic relationships or making major lifestyle changes, offering support and reassurance. With historical ties to the mythological phoenix and its role in rebirth, Spikenard is an essential oil of resurrection, guiding individuals through their darkest moments and facilitating transformation...2023-12-1037 min

Fellowship in Essential OilsThymeThis episode explores Thyme benefits for people who are more sensitive. We will be talking about this essential oil’s properties, but more how it can be used as a holistic treatment for the body. Here are some other information to explore! We mention that since one of the principal constituents that creates Thyme essential oil benefits, especially as an antimicrobial, is carvacrol it is also worth watching our Oregano video. You can find the details to that here. https://youtu.be/8OAl5sJOXYQ Adam has another video about Thyme essential oil benefits that he called “The Oil of Purg...2023-12-0333 min

Fellowship in Essential OilsMyrrhMyrrh essential oil, derived from the resin of the Commiphora myrrha tree, has captivated human senses for centuries with its rich history and profound therapeutic properties. Revered for its use in spiritual ceremonies and ancient healing practices, Myrrh holds a special place in the world of aromatherapy and natural wellness. With its warm, earthy aroma and a myriad of potential benefits, Myrrh has become a staple in both traditional and modern applications. Supporting the healing of wounds, physical, emotional and spiritual, this precious oil continues to be cherished for its deep, resinous fragrance and versatile uses in enhancing overall...2023-11-251h 05

Fellowship in Essential OilsCardamomCardamom is a member of the ginger family, native to India, Pakistan, Nepal, and Bhutan, commonly used in dishes and beverages associated with this region of the world. Thanks to Alexander the Great, the West was introduced to the spice after he brought cardamom back from India. The seeds of the plant are one of the world’s most expensive spices, normally only outstripped in price by weight by saffron and vanilla. Through steam distillation of the cardamom seeds, you are gifted this unique yet familiar fragrance of Cardamom essential oil. Make sure you secure your Live Masterclass Ticket he...2023-11-1925 min

Fellowship in Essential OilsOreganoOregano is a perennial culinary herb native to Asia, North Africa and Europe. In the past, he was honoured for a range of holistic uses. He was used to crown newlywed couples and added to love potions by the Greeks and Romans. Ancient Egyptians would plant oregano in graveyards to help the souls of the dead find peace in the afterlife. Europeans used oregano as an anti-demonic protection plant, using it to banish demons and evil spirits from the home and barn. In this episode we discuss how to use Oregano essential oil vs oregano oil and then we...2023-11-1239 min

Fellowship in Essential OilsRoseOften it is one god or hero who is associated with or responsible for the creation of the plant. However, Rose required a collective of deities to create the Queen of the Flowers. According to the Greeks, Rose was shaped by the goddess of flowers, Chloris. One day, she found the lifeless body of a nymph in the woods and she turned her into a flower. She called upon Aphrodite, goddess of love, to bless the flower with beauty. Dionysus, the god of wine, added nectar to gift her sweet fragrance. Zephyrus, god of the west wind, blew the...2023-11-0634 min

Fellowship in Essential OilsCypressIn the myth of Apollo and Cyparissus, Cyparissus begs Apollo to transform him into a cypress tree after accidentally killing his beloved stag. This tale explains why cypress is a symbol of grief and mourning, often planted near graves. Cypress helps us express and transition through grief, reminding us that we're not alone. Beyond grief, cypress is a potent tool for breaking free from stagnation, enabling us to release old relationships, jobs, habits, or obligations that no longer serve us. It empowers us to embrace uncertainty before ushering in new forms of fulfillment, making cypress a powerful oil of...2023-10-2945 min

Fellowship in Essential OilsCinnamonCinnamon Bark and Cinnamon Leaf essential oils are two distinct aromatic extracts derived from the Cinnamomum tree. Cinnamon Bark, obtained from the inner bark of the tree, is rich in cinnamaldehyde, which gives it a warm, spicy and sweet aroma. It is widely known for its antimicrobial and anti-inflammatory properties, often used in aromatherapy and traditional medicine to relieve muscle pain and boost the immune system. On the other hand, Cinnamon Leaf is derived from the leaves of the Cinnamomum tree and has a lighter, slightly greener scent compared to the bark oil. It is recognised for its antifungal...2023-10-2359 min

Fellowship in Essential OilsGrapefruitGrapefruit is a relatively modern fruit, born from hybridisation of a pomelo and sweet orange in Barbados, where she was nicknamed ‘the forbidden fruit of Barbados.’ Her name alludes to the way this fruit grows on the tree, clustering to appear like a bunch of grapes. The fruit is loaded with goodness and renowned for helping break down a range of unwanted elements within your body. When eaten, Grapefruit is known for its tart flavour. However, the essential oil, cold-pressed from the peel, is far sweeter. To book into the upcoming masterclass (October 5th) https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/fe...2023-10-0230 min

Fellowship in Essential OilsClary SageNative to Europe, clary sage is a softer and gentler version of her well-known brother sage. She grows 1-2 metres high, with long green-purple leaves and pink, blue or white flowers. It is from these leaves and flowers that the essential oil is steam-distilled. Her old name ‘clear eye’ is based on her traditional use in healing eye ailments. Clary Sage has been valued since the Middle Ages for bringing peace, inducing euphoric states and helping to keep secrets. To book into the upcoming masterclass (October 5th) https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/fellowship-in-essential-oils-live-masterclass-with-qa-tickets-706712886267 Don’t forget to use your c...2023-09-2534 min

Fellowship in Essential OilsLemonAlthough its exact origins remain elusive due to its widespread popularity across the world for centuries, this humble fruit, believed to have originated in India, has left an indelible mark. If one were to encapsulate sunshine in a fruit, the lemon would undoubtedly be the perfect embodiment. This fruit possesses a harmonious blend of sweetness and sourness, akin to the Sun itself. Just as the Sun plays a vital role in fostering new growth in nature, the lemon's paradoxical nature lies in its ability to both invigorate and dehydrate, affecting all forms of life and the land it touches...2023-09-1846 min

Fellowship in Essential OilsGalbanumThriving in the northern mountains of Iran and Iraq, Galbanum is a rare herbaceous plant with yellow flowers, notable for its resin-derived essential oil. This oil, obtained through steam-distillation from the plant's resin released by incisions on stems or roots, emits a green and earthy fragrance. Revered in herbal medicine for millennia, Galbanum finds mention in the practices of historical figures like Hippocrates, Pliny, and ancient Egyptians. Beyond its aromatic properties, Galbanum serves as a spiritual guide, urging introspection and accountability. It prompts acknowledgment of shared roles and responsibilities in situations, dispelling the blame game and self-punishment. By dismantling...2023-08-1438 min

Fellowship in Essential OilsTea TreeThe indigenous Bundjalung people of eastern Australia have long used Tea Tree as a traditional medicine for many years in a variety of ways, including inhaling the oil from the crushed leaves, rubbing leaves on their skin and brewing an infusion of the leaves to make a tea. The latter use is why Captain Cook named the plant the tea tree. One of the areas where tea tree grows in abundance today is called Bungawalbyn, which translates to mean ‘healing ground.’ This captures the essence of this plant, which gifts you her essential oil when the leaves are steam-distilled. Toda...2023-08-0744 min

Fellowship in Essential OilsHelichrysum Helichrysum is a beautiful plant, with its golden flowers, also known as immortelle or everlasting. It is renowned for its ability to retain its shape, colour and form even after being picked. This remarkable quality is reflected in the energy of its essential oil, which brings a sense of immortality. If you are using essential oils for manifestation and desire long-lasting effects, such as in a long-term relationship or a thriving company, then Helichrysum is an excellent oil to include in your visualisations and practices. Today, we will discuss how to use Helichrysum essential oil for the mind, body...2023-07-1735 min

Fellowship in Essential OilsLavenderLavender is a versatile plant native to various regions, including southern Europe, northern and eastern Africa, the Mediterranean, southwest Asia, and parts of India. It has been cherished for centuries and is widely used for its essential oil extracted from its purple flowers and leaves. Lavender is popular in aromatherapy due to its soothing scent and therapeutic properties. It promotes relaxation, emotional healing, and helps alleviate hurts, grief, and contraction. Additionally, Lavender aids in gaining clarity and adjusting attitudes about love and oneself, facilitating fulfilling relationships through open communication and authenticity. It also encourages a deeper connection with nature...2023-07-0442 min

Fellowship in Essential OilsGeraniumGeranium is a beloved plant that has been cherished throughout history. Egyptians used it in skincare, while Victorians adorned their dining tables with it. While there are numerous species of geraniums used for decorative purposes, only a few are used for essential oil production through steam distillation of the flowers and leaves. Geranium essential oil has various benefits, including helping to dissolve anger, frustration and fiery tempers, as well as restoring balance during hormonal fluctuations and providing comfort during times of grief. It is associated with the heart chakra and promotes both giving and receiving love, making it useful...2023-06-1343 min

Fellowship in Essential OilsPalmarosaWe’re excited to bring you our latest thoughts about Palmarosa essential oil benefits for mind, body. and spirit. We’ve both been on amazing journeys with Palmarosa and its fascinating to see how much the knowledge around her is growing. She is at the forefront of menopausal medicine and Palmarosa benefits are being explored for their anti-inflammatory as well as antimicrobial properties and especially for pesticides. Check out the Certified Course with Adam Barralet here: http://bit.ly/starsandoils More areas for you explore: Liz talks more about Palmarosa essential oil benefits for...2023-04-1750 min

Fellowship in Essential OilsSandalwood Sandalwood oil is not just any essential oil, its influence stretches far and wide, from the depths of the Earth to the vast reaches of the universe, connecting us with the divine. This gift from the heartwood of the Sandalwood tree can be found in many countries, including Hawaii, India, and Australia. Although the chemistry and aroma are similar, the energy absorbed from each location is unique, making it essential to find the oil's signature that best resonates with you. In this video, we will explore the magical and uplifting energy of Hawaiian Sandalwood, the centring qualities of Indian...2023-04-0438 min

Fellowship in Essential OilsCopaibaWe get asked what Copaiba essential oil is used for a lot! It’s one of those oils that everyone knows they could be doing great things with but are not quite sure where to start. In this podcast we’ll discuss a variety of ways we feel Copaiba essential oil benefits different people. It’s good for pain, but why is that? We hear it in connection with CBD often, why is that? What’s the connection and what’s truth and fiction. What is Copaiba essential oil used for emotionall...2023-03-2739 min

Fellowship in Essential OilsMelissa She’s a professional aromatherapist and he is an international wellness advocate for the largest essential oil company in the world but their love for essential oils has brought them together. Welcome to FELLOWSHIP IN ESSENTIAL OILS where Elizabeth Ashley and Adam Barralet discuss essential oils and their gifts for the body, heart, head and spirit. ABOUT MELISSA ESSENTIAL OIL The ancient bee priestesses of Demeter were called Melissae, and even today beekeepers use lemon balm essential oil to attract swarms. Why do bees love Melissa and how can we use this lemon balm in our everyday lives? A be...2023-03-2334 min

Fellowship in Essential OilsWelcome to Fellowship in Essential OilsWELCOME TO OUR NEW PODCAST!!! She’s a professional aromatherapist and he is an international wellness advocate for the largest essential oil company in the world but their love for essential oils has brought them together. Welcome to FELLOWSHIP IN ESSENTIAL OILS where Elizabeth Ashley and Adam Barralet discuss essential oils and their gifts for the body, heart, head and spirit. ABOUT ADAM BARRALET Adam Barralet has been observing and living in tune with nature since childhood. Growing up amongst the bushland and wildlife of the hills in Western Australia and residing in various locations around the wo...2023-03-2302 min

The Blessed Journey with Adam BarraletOpening Your Understanding with the Third Eye ChakraExplore the third eye chakra, what the energy centre effects, how it can fall out of balance and become overactive or underactive as well as crystals, essential oils and animal wisdom to help you rebalance the chakra. Check out this video on how to test your chakras: https://youtu.be/ZwZPwlUoum8 Check out this video on Lughnasadh: https://youtu.be/S6bqfostxTc Check out this video on Imbolc: https://youtu.be/Ob5QyZzTgGw Purchase the GIFTS OF THE ESSENTIAL OILS BOOK AT: Australia: http://bit.ly/giftsbookaunz New Zealand: http://bit.ly/giftsbooknz USA: http://bit.ly/giftsbookusa Canada: http...2021-02-131h 19

The Blessed Journey with Adam BarraletGetting Intimate with the Sacral Chakra - A Deep DiveExplore the sacral chakra, what the energy centre effects, how it can fall out of balance and become overactive or underactive as well as crystals, essential oils and animal wisdom to help you rebalance the chakra. Check out this video on how to test your chakras: https://youtu.be/ZwZPwlUoum8 Check out this video on Lughnasadh: https://youtu.be/S6bqfostxTc Check out this video on Imbolc: https://youtu.be/Ob5QyZzTgGw Purchase the GIFTS OF THE ESSENTIAL OILS BOOK AT: Australia: http://bit.ly/giftsbookaunz New Zealand: http://bit.ly/giftsbooknz USA: http://bit.ly/giftsbookusa Canada: http://bit...2021-01-301h 06

The Blessed Journey with Adam BarraletIntroducing The Blessed Journey with Adam BarraletAdam Barralet introduces himself, his journey to today and welcomes you to his brand new podcast and offers you a taste of what is to come. FOLLOW ADAM https://www.youtube.com/user/adambarralet https://www.facebook.com/mycrystalconnections/ https://www.instagram.com/adambarralet/ FREE weekly e-newsletter exploring crystals and more http://www.adambarralet.com/ BRING MAGICK HOME My books, oracle cards and more https://www.adambarralet.com/offerings-from-adam-shop My monthly online crystal sale https://www.facebook.com/groups/137571803636756/ My favourite essential oils https://www.adambarralet.com/ordering-doterra KEEP IT SIMPLE! All my details http://linktr.ee/adambarralet 2020-05-1606 min