Our life as a conscious being begins at birth with an inhalation and our life will end with our last exhalation.  From cradle to the grave except in times of illness our breathing function does not let us down.  Throughout the whole period of our life-span respiration will continue without a pause-its interminable rhythm keeping us supplied with oxygen, giving us life energy whether we are aware of it or not.

The majority of these breaths are taken unconsciously, with many being taken in the hours of sleep. But we expect that in sleep the breath will continue, and it does so. It is a potent reminder of the absolute faith that we place in nature and this natural process every time we go to sleep. 

Respiration is so fundamental and dependable a physical process, that we are apt to take it for granted. We tend to overlook its importance, and the wonder of it. But specially, it is our breath we should recall, that allows us to speak, to sing, and to enjoy the gift of creative language allowing us to communicate our thoughts.

The yogis over many centuries of observation of human breathing have amassed valuable information about the breath in relation to all aspects of the human psyche with the aim to employ this knowledge in assisting those seeking to improve not only physical health but their mental fitness.

Learning breath control produces physical results and psychological benefits beyond the most obvious one of maintaining and even strengthening the hold we have on life, through the link between body and soul. Not only does conscious breathing increase body energy but deeper breathing, in particular, stimulates all our mental faculties and sharpens our spiritual awareness.

We will feel more vital and in better mental health if we remember that the greater capacity we have to breathe deeply and easily, the more energy we will have – it is that simple.

To inhale the delightful qualities offered in nature’s storehouse of perfumes makes it additionally pleasurable.

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Aromatherapy is coming to the fore now that modern scientists have established a satisfactory basis for its acceptance as a legitimate therapeutic method of altering and correcting irregular conditions of the body, emotions and the mind.Find a good aromatherapist and you will want to visit the clinic for treatment time after time as it is a totally pleasant therapeutic method that encourages a feeling of total well being.

In therapy it is interesting to study the subtle healing influences of the essential, or pure, natural oils when they are applied externally or inhaled. They are now regularly used in naturopathic clinics and by physiotherapists, aromatherapists and in conjunction with massage in beauty parlours. In addition the methods are drawing the attention of psychologists and psychiatrists who seek less invasive methods than psychiatric drugs to lift our spirits and heal our souls.

Many scientists over the centuries have contributed to the furtherance of the science behind perfumes and aromatics leading to the modern science of Osmics that verifies the use of aromatics by the ancients. Interest is increasing in the use of alternative, non invasive therapies including the subtler means of relieving ailments of mind and body.

Bath oils provide opportunity for inhalation of the lovely perfumes and aromas in the range of products available, as well as being available for absorption through the skin when natural oils provide many benefits.

The burning of aromatics is an ancient practice throughout the world. Instruction regarding its preparation is included in the Biblical texts and incense became widely adopted by the Christian church. It quickly replaced the earlier devotional offerings of pagans to their many gods. In religious worship in all churches, censing was relied upon as an integral part of ritual as it proved helpful in inducing a devotional mood amongst members of the congregations.

To improve our enjoyment and the benefits of subtle perfumes, aromatics and essential oils we must cultivate our breathing and particularly learn to deepen our inhalation.

Perfumes always have their fascination for both men and women. Their elusive qualities keep us wanting more of the ones that make us feel good and enhance our personal aura. It is a voyage of discovery to find perfumes that suit your particular personality, or provide a particular influence at work or in the home. Enjoy!

Aromas provide a very pleasant and effective therapy. We have experienced a fascinating development in the use of aromatics and the emerging science of osmics. This newly recognized science is attracting attention of physical therapists as well as psychologists.

We can drink rose hip tea, flavour our food with rose essences, crystallise rose petals as confection, include rose petals in our salads, use rose perfume in personal toilet, massage good quality synthetic rose oil into our bodies for healing through aromatherapy, burn it in our incense, and most importantly, best nourish our brain and our minds by inhaling the pure perfume directly from the garden flower.