Aroma Energizer are unique blend of emollients, moisturisers and pure Natural Essential Oils to enhance sense of well being. These oils enhance one's life energy with their specific therapeutic properties and help restore balance to body, mind and spirit. They stimulate natural defence mechanisms and promote healing at both physical and emotional levels.
Some of these Essential Oils with their special characteristics are briefly described below:
Basil (Ocimum basilicum): Basil is preferred as the royal oil to strengthen the mind and heart and to reinforce resistance against infections diseases. It has a sweet, uplifting aroma.
Lavender (Lavendula angustifoliamill): Lavender is highly regarded for its relaxing effect on the nervous system with an overall balancing influence on the mind and the emotions.
Lemongrass (Cymbopogon flexuosus): Lemongrass oil tones and fortifies the nervous system. It promotes physical awareness and is an excellent anti-depressant.
Sweet Orange (Citrus sinensis): Sweet orange is wonderful oil for opening the heart. It is beneficial for nervousness and anxiety.
Patchouli (Pogostemon cablis): Patchouli has an extremely rich, warm, earthly aroma with a balancing note of sweetness.
Jasmine (Jasminum sambac): Jasmine, also called "Queen of the Night", is a combination of sweet floral and deep notes. It is uplifting and stimulating.
Sandalwood (Santalum album): Sandalwood, one of the most precious oils, promotes a sense of confidence and well being and is often used in treating stress related problems.
Friday, September 5, 2008
Sunday, September 30, 2007
Meaning of five colours of the Olympic Rings
Words of The Mother
It has been officially stated that the five rings of the symbol of the Olympic Games represent the five continents, but no special significance has been attached to the colour of the rings, nor has there been any intention of allotting a specific colour to each continent.
Nevertheless, it is interesting to study these colours and to find out what meaning they may have and what message they may convey.
It is quite well known that each colour has its significance, but the meaning attached to the various colours by different interpreters vary and are often conflicting. There does not seem to exist any universally accepted classification of these significances. This is because colours are considered from a mental standpoint, or at least because the vision is influenced by the mind of the interpreter. But if one rises above the mind of the truly occult regions beyond, the real meaning of each colour is the same for all those who can read it directly. This is true not only in this particular case but also all occult and spiritual experiences. There is a remarkable similarities in the experiences of mystics of all times and places.
Consequently, if the colours of the rings in the Olympic Symbol are viewed from this standpoint, we shall be able to find their real esoteric meaning and see how they apply to the five continents.
Green denotes a vast peaceful feeling a direct contact and a very harmonious relationship with Nature. It could represent a continent with vast open spaces and an unspoiled population living close to the soil and Nature.
Red is the colour of the physical and material world. The red ring could therefore be allotted to a people that has achieved a great mastery over the physical world. This colour would also indicate that material success has given it predominance over the others. In any case, it represents a people that stresses physical and material things.
Blue, on the other hand, indicates a young continent with its whole future before it and great possibilities, but still new and growing.
Black is a very unfortunate choice of colour as it can only represent a continent which is fast falling into deep obscurity—the descent of a declining people into dark oblivion.
On the contrary, yellow is the most glorious colour of all. It is the golden colour of Light—the Light which comes from the Source and Origin of all things and which, with its helping hand will lead evolving humanity back to its divine Origin.
The arrangement of the rings also has a significance. Black is the central colour upholding all the others, and this is indeed an indication of the black chaos which now governs the world and of the blindness of those who are at present struggling to guide the ship of humanity on the dark sea of ignorance.
It is our hope that in the future this black ring will be replaced by a white one, when there comes a turn in the tide of human affairs, when the shades of ignorance are dispelled by the dawn of a new light, the bright, white, self-luminous light of the new Consciousness, and when at the helm of the ship stand those who will face this brilliant radiance and set course towards the Promised Land.
Friday, August 3, 2007
Yoga
Sri Aurobindo has presented us an unique insight about Yoga as noted below;
"Yoga means union with the Divine - a union either transcendental (above the universe) or cosmic (universal0 or individual or, as in our yoga, all three together. Or, it means getting into a conciousness in which one is no longer limited by the small ego, personal mind, personal vital and body but is in union with the supreme Self or with the universal (cosmic0 consciousness or with some deeper consciousness within in which one is aware of one's own soul, one;s own inner being and of the real truth of existence. In the yogic consciousness one is not only aware of things, but of forces, not only of forces, but of the conscious being behind the forces. One is aware of all this not only in oneself but in the universe."
Certainly, it takes time to master yogic practices. But, they are worth the efforts even if your progress may be slow. Slow and steady wins the race, and having yogic lifestyle really requires regular efforts. The end results surely justifies the efforts.
"Yoga means union with the Divine - a union either transcendental (above the universe) or cosmic (universal0 or individual or, as in our yoga, all three together. Or, it means getting into a conciousness in which one is no longer limited by the small ego, personal mind, personal vital and body but is in union with the supreme Self or with the universal (cosmic0 consciousness or with some deeper consciousness within in which one is aware of one's own soul, one;s own inner being and of the real truth of existence. In the yogic consciousness one is not only aware of things, but of forces, not only of forces, but of the conscious being behind the forces. One is aware of all this not only in oneself but in the universe."
Certainly, it takes time to master yogic practices. But, they are worth the efforts even if your progress may be slow. Slow and steady wins the race, and having yogic lifestyle really requires regular efforts. The end results surely justifies the efforts.
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