Essence Of Abundance

Essence of Abundance
Support the qualities you want to nurture in your money relationship with your own aromatherapy *anointing oil.

Monday, June 15th, 7-9pm
North Star Offices
15600 Redmond Way, Redmond WA
$49

Presented by Life Coach Debbie Lacy and Certified Aromatherapist Carol Walter

• Identify where you are now on your abundance path and where you want to be.
• Choose the quality you most desire in your relationship with money.
  
• Learn about aromatherapy and its healing properties.
• Blend essential oils to create your own signature abundance scent.
• Learn how to use your abundance oil to set intentions and support inspired actions.
  

Workshop includes short journaling exercises, group discussion & instruction, and aromatherapy blending. Participants will take home a vial of their abundance oil blend. Cost includes all materials.

Online registration at www.moneymindful.com/calendar.php or email Debbie or Carol for a registration form and payment instructions.

*anoint: to bless or pass on the responsibility of spiritual purpose to a person, animal, place or thing; to dedicate to a particular purpose; to invite or welcome the sacred.

Debbie Lacy is a life coach and the creator of The Money Mindful Way^TM, a series of courses designed to help people overcome money fears, identify what they want, and move forward in tangible ways. People who take her courses and coaching services benefit from less stress, increased confidence, clearer financial decisions, and the ability to thoughtfully fund their dreams. Visit www.moneymindful.com for more information.

Carol Walter is a Certified Aromatherapist and founded Solace Essentials in 2005 after a 25-year health misdiagnosis, exacerbated by career burn-out and sudden loss of a relationship. Carol turned to natural remedies, including essential oils, to heal her body and soul. After experiencing unexpected physical healing of the mysterious medical condition accompanied by personal growth, she decided to further her knowledge and help others. Her certification in Aromatherapy—an ancient art and science that unlocks the natural healing energy of essential oils—is from the East West School for Herbal and Aromatic Studies (www.theida.com). Through her practice, Solace Essentials, she offers her healing expertise to you with custom Essential Oil Healing sessions, 100% organic essential oils, and unique, natural bodycare products that nurture both your skin and soul. For more information visit the website at www.SolaceEssentials.com.

The Essence of the Blues: Using Essential Oils for the Spring Blah's

We have an expression in the Pacific NW that if you don't like the weather, wait 5 minutes and it will change. That reality is usually only characteristic of the fall, winter and spring. During the summer, the Pacific NW is the most beautiful place on earth. This year, our winter was undeniably the worst/best on the books. We actually had snow in Seattle numerous times in addition to multiple days of road closures due to the heavy snow during the pre-holiday timeframe. We Seattleites are wiped out from trying to navigate the snow-plow conditions in this usually mild city. And, we haven't seen sun in a while.

So, when Spring (the season that zippers together our Winter blues with our Summer Bliss) arrived recently, we were so happy to see the beautiful sun, we wanted to cry, and kayak, and bike, and have BBQ's on the beach all at once!

Then, the clouds zippered back in as they always do in Spring. But, this year, with economic depression and poor weather layered on top of one another, we wanted to cry for a different reason: frustration. We want nice weather back, we want our jobs back and we want our depression/sluggishness to go away.

What's my point, you ask? Only people from Seattle appreciate the sun as much as we do. And, only after the economy takes a nose dive do we appreciate our income so much (the national savings rate has increased dramatically since the recession). The contrast of sun and dark, of struggle and impetuousness is the interplay in life that we need in order to grow and progress as a full human being.

Prosperity is a great teacher; adversity is a greater. Possession pampers the mind; privation trains and strengthens it. - Hazlitt

In the meantime, we need to get through this bump in the road and weather the storm without physical repercussions. There are a number of essential oils to support you, but first you have to ask yourself what the cause of your frustration is and what it looks like. Read below for a list of different types of oil to suit your needs:

• Roman and German chamomile, sweet orange, and bergamot all work to relax nervous tension especially if you have little patience at work or if situations seem out of your control.
• For frustration that's caused by the heart producing a restless, sometimes hyperactive state that results in insomnia, lavender and melissa oils are helpful.
  
• Do you feel like relaxation could directly produce a release of tension in your body? If so, then turn to neroli, jasmine and ylang ylang (and bring them with you on your next massage!).
  
• Are you tense and tired? Try marjoram oil and clary sage (avoid this oil if pregnant).
• For tension that drives you on to the point of exhaustion, try geranium and palmarosa.

Most of all, appreciate the dissonance in life on the path to finding your solace.