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The Spiritual Silence of a Meadow
If you want to heal soulless wounds, begin to ritually cleanse yourself. Woodrow washed away his worldly thoughts, scrubbed his soul with the peels of oranges, pressed the pores with the herb-fresh pearls into the skin of the little shaman.
There, all his heaviness floated away like the little parachutes of a dandelion into the shimmering distance of the prairie. Dandelion roots lay glowing green before him, herbaceous and bright, lifting smoky threads that ethereally cleared the atmosphere, centering him sharply in the here and now, halting the passage of time. Woodrow was in the expanses of the meadows, where blades of grass let themselves be carried by the wind and in the scent of their bright green tips, the surf of sweet meadow grasses, warm waves of woodruff grew around the shaman. Ssshhh! Reverently listened grasshoppers, crickets, and little clouds of dark vanilla. And all the earth smelled of rain, and moist roots inhabited the soil, and everything was quiet and full of life, and the silence echoed for hours.
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"The Healer" is a spiritual fragrance. The neroli-like orange blossoms initially indeed feel very clear and cleansing, before they blend with the herbaceous, bitter ethereal notes of the smoked dandelion roots, which are actually used ritually for cleansing spaces, promoting concentration, calming, and among the Indians as incense to remember the ancestors. In the heart, the scent of fresh meadows mixes with the woodruff-like meadow grass, whose sweet-herbaceous-warm kumarin scent is significant in Western religions, before in the heart the scent of roots and moist clay, the significant Mitti Attar in India, becomes more pronounced. After just two hours, the scent retreats closely and remains as an echo to be sensed for several more hours.
Gather Perfumes, based in Massachusetts, produces 100% natural fragrances. Ananda Wilson processes plant essences, extracts, and oils. She produces her fragrances in small batches, which are subject to natural seasonal fluctuations.
(With thanks to Dorabella)
There, all his heaviness floated away like the little parachutes of a dandelion into the shimmering distance of the prairie. Dandelion roots lay glowing green before him, herbaceous and bright, lifting smoky threads that ethereally cleared the atmosphere, centering him sharply in the here and now, halting the passage of time. Woodrow was in the expanses of the meadows, where blades of grass let themselves be carried by the wind and in the scent of their bright green tips, the surf of sweet meadow grasses, warm waves of woodruff grew around the shaman. Ssshhh! Reverently listened grasshoppers, crickets, and little clouds of dark vanilla. And all the earth smelled of rain, and moist roots inhabited the soil, and everything was quiet and full of life, and the silence echoed for hours.
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"The Healer" is a spiritual fragrance. The neroli-like orange blossoms initially indeed feel very clear and cleansing, before they blend with the herbaceous, bitter ethereal notes of the smoked dandelion roots, which are actually used ritually for cleansing spaces, promoting concentration, calming, and among the Indians as incense to remember the ancestors. In the heart, the scent of fresh meadows mixes with the woodruff-like meadow grass, whose sweet-herbaceous-warm kumarin scent is significant in Western religions, before in the heart the scent of roots and moist clay, the significant Mitti Attar in India, becomes more pronounced. After just two hours, the scent retreats closely and remains as an echo to be sensed for several more hours.
Gather Perfumes, based in Massachusetts, produces 100% natural fragrances. Ananda Wilson processes plant essences, extracts, and oils. She produces her fragrances in small batches, which are subject to natural seasonal fluctuations.
(With thanks to Dorabella)
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