applied topically to certain areas of the body to increase energy,
relaxation or focus, decrease stress, or deepen meditation. Below is a
basic guide of how to use oils during your yoga practice.
~ Before Practice ~
- Purify: Diffusing oils like lemon essential oil, grapefruit essential oil, Citrus Fresh™ essential oil, Thieves® essential oil or Purification™ essential oil before or in between yoga class will purify the air while bringing a refreshing, uplifting energy to the space.
- Cleanse: For cleaning the studio floor, use Thieves Household Cleaner. This non-toxic product is safe for hardwood floors and can also be used for cleaning yoga mats and bathroom surfaces.
~ During Practice ~
- Meditation (dhyana): Diffuse or directly inhale oils such as lavender essential oil, Peace & Calmingâ„¢ essential oil, or frankincense essential oil for a deepened, more relaxed experience.
- Breathing (pranayama): The pure aroma of essential oils such as frankincense essential oil, peppermint essential oil, and Ravenâ„¢
essential oil assist in opening pathways to a more emotional state of
mind via the pineal gland. Directly inhaling peppermint can help bring
more oxygen to the brain. - Exercise (asana): Topical application of oils such as Deep Reliefâ„¢ essential oil roll-on, Pan Awayâ„¢ essential oil, or peppermint
essential oil may help alleviate muscle soreness and tension.
Peppermint can also aid to increase focus and mental clarity, and when
added to a cool glass of water, can help sooth minor stomach discomfort.
Lavender essential oil can also be used to decrease post-practice muscle irritation.
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