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Integrative Counsel 

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Alchemy

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Ancient alchemists were concerned with the process of transforming something of seemingly little value (lead) into something precious (gold). They believed that within the darkness of the prima materia, or raw material, existed a divine spark. The transformation that alchemists were actually describing was one of awakening consciousness, and the work of the individual alchemist had the power to inform and influence the whole of creation. Read more.

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I can’t help but think of alchemy when I’m blending oils. It is the absolute coming together – integration – of art and science. Essential oils, or the essence of a plant, constitute all of the elements. Plants grow from the earth and convert light into chemical energy for fuel for the plant through photosynthesis. Essential oils are liquid, but are also volatile, or evaporate and create the aroma.

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The Alchemical Process of Transmutation

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