Fellowship in Essential Oils

Join Elizabeth Ashley, The Secret Healer, and Adam Barralet, one of Australia’s premier spiritual teachers, as they unlock the secrets of Cajeput Essential Oil (also known as Cajuput Essential Oil). 🍃🔥 Used for centuries in traditional medicine, this remarkable oil holds powerful benefits for both physical healing and energetic balance.💧 In this deep dive, we explore: 🔹 What is Cajeput Essenti...

Litsea cubeba, also known as pheasant pepper or mountain pepper, is a small tree native to China, Taiwan, Indonesia, Malaysia, and other parts of Southeast Asia. It is valued not only as a culinary ingredient but also as a traditional medicinal plant and a key raw material for essential oil and high-quality spice production. Every part of Litsea — the root, stem, leaf, flower, and fruit — holds me...

Ho Leaf oil derives from the Hon Sho variety of camphor, which occurs mainly in Japan. He is distilled from the leaves and branches of the tree and thus does not smell much at all like camphor (which comes from the wood). Ho Leaf’s aroma is more like Rosewood, another popular essential oil that has become endangered due to over-harvesting. Ho Leaf is here to fill the space left open by Rosewood. A...

These spicy berries, native to the Caribbean and South American, gift an empowering essential oil also known as Allspice. When feeling unsafe or threatened, Pimento Berry protects you against evil influences and boosts your confidence in your ability to overcome anything trying to drag you down. In fact, it is used magically to break spells and banish bad luck. He "lights a fire within,"...

Cumin is an empowering oil, giving you the might you need to pursue your desires. You can summon his power to protect you, especially from others stealing your possessions, partner or ideas. If you have been subjected to others’ malicious intent, he also guides you back to balance. A bonus of utilising Cumin is that he is a bearer of justice and ensures that in all your workings everything you man...

We are not sure that Caraway spice was not being a little spicy with us in the video, because certainly some imp was determined to spoil the feed! Nevertheless, we soldier on to talk about how Caraway essential oil can be used for health and wellbeing as well as for magical uses. That said, it is the distillate of the caraway spice that steals the show in this one, where we talk about weight loss...

Pink pepper is a totally unrelated plant to the better known black pepper. This quick-growing native, at home in regions of South America, reaches about 15 metres tall, and the upper branches are unique because they tend to droop. Small white flowers gather at the ends of the branches and grow fruit with woody seeds. Pink Pepper essential oil is steam-distilled from these fruits. She still has a s...

Cilantro, also known as coriander, is native to regions spanning southern Europe and northern Africa to south-western Asia. The plant varies in leaf-shape and produces soft pink or white flowers. When it comes to gifting essential oils, he offers us two; one from his seeds (see Coriander Seed) and one from his leaf. Here we explore Cilantro Leaf, an oil with an uplifting, fresh, green aroma. ABOUT...

The original habitat of the blue lotus was along the Nile river and in other parts of East Africa. However, back in ancient times, it was spread through the Indian subcontinent and Thailand due to the flower’s alluring appearance and perfume. From the waters, the flower buds rise to the surface where they open to reveal her blue petals with yellow centre each morning. They close again as the Sun p...

Citronella is a tall perennial grass believed to have originated in humid tropical lowland areas of southern India, Sri Lanka and Southeast Asia. It was introduced through Europe in the 1800s. When the long-bladed leaves are steam-distilled, they gift a well-known lemon-scented essential oil that has been utilised for a range of purposes in aromatherapy, perfumery, pharmaceutics and household uses...

Celery is found around the world in habitats that are salty and wet, or marshy soils near the coast. Ancient literature documents that celery was cultivated for medicinal purposes before 850 BC. Since antiquity, the stalks have been enjoyed as food. Whereas a stalk of celery has a faint and barely discernible scent, other parts of the plant are powerfully aromatic. Steam-distilled from the seed of...

Although Peppermint and Spearmint essential oils are commonly known and regularly used, did you know there is a whole range of other mint oils to explore? This episode explores Japanese Peppermint aka Corn Mint, Bergamot Mint, Horse Mint and Pennyroyal, with a little mention of Peppermint Gum and Australian Balm Bush Mint. ABOUT ADAM BARRALET Adam Barralet has been observing and living in tune wit...

Join Elizabeth Ashley and Candice Covington for their chat on Elderflower. ABOUT ADAM BARRALET Adam Barralet has been observing and living in tune with nature since childhood. Growing up amongst the bushland and wildlife of the hills in Western Australia and residing in various locations around the world has presented Adam with diverse opportunities to access extensive and eclectic teachings about...

When gods and goddesses still walked the Earth, Xanat, daughter of the Mexican fertility goddess and a young Totonac mortal man fell deeply in love. Due to Xanat’s divine nature their relationship was forbidden and culminated in their deaths together. When their blood was spilt on the earth it transformed into the vanilla orchid that would continue to express the love, pleasure and happiness the c...

Introducing Mastic essential oil, a hidden gem of the aromatic world. Famoulsy grown on the island of Chios, this resinous treasure carries the distinctive flavour and scent of Greece. Steeped in history, Mastic has played a key role in religious rituals and boasts a remarkable range of medicinal properties. Join experts Elizabeth Ashley and Frances Bartlet as they delve into the fascinating story...

Elemi, a tropical tree native to the Philippines, produces a pale yellow resin used for centuries in incense, embalming, and healing balms. Today, its steam-distilled oil is prized for skincare and its fresh, spicy aroma. Elemi embodies transformation and connection, reminding us of our divine oneness with God, Goddess, and the universe. The resin's golden hue links it to intellect, offering w...

Artemisia annua, also known as Sweet Wormwood or Qinghao, is an herb native to temperate regions of Asia, particularly China, where it has been used in traditional medicine for centuries. The essential oil derived from this plant is prized for its powerful antimicrobial, anti-inflammatory, and antioxidant properties. Its aromatic profile, with fresh, herbal, and slightly camphoraceous notes, makes...

The linden tree, native to Europe and Asia, sheds her heart-shaped leaves in autumn and fills the air with the fragrance of her yellow-green blossoms in early summer. Her essential oil is gentle and slow to reveal itself, embodying a quiet strength and compassion. Linden encourages kindness and generosity, reminding us of the power of simple gestures to create positive change. She fosters deep con...

Step into the world of Monarda essential oil, a remarkable elixir celebrated for its versatility and therapeutic benefits. Also known as Bee Balm or Wild Bergamot, Monarda is derived from the leaves and flowers of the Monarda didyma plant, a member of the mint family renowned for its vibrant, aromatic blooms. Monarda essential oil stands out for its rich, herbaceous scent with hints of citrus and...

Lavender essential oils come from a variety of species, each offering its own unique aromatic profile and therapeutic benefits. From the classic Lavandula angustifolia, known for its calming and soothing properties, to the more robust Lavandula latifolia, which provides respiratory support, the diversity within the lavender family is vast. Lavandin, a hybrid of true lavender, offers a refreshing,...

Did you know you can make absolutes out of items other than plants? This episode explores honey absolute and the ways you can use this both physically and holistically. ABOUT ADAM BARRALET Adam Barralet has been observing and living in tune with nature since childhood. Growing up amongst the bushland and wildlife of the hills in Western Australia and residing in various locations around the world...

Amyris essential oil, often referred to as "West Indian Sandalwood," is cherished for its warm, sweet, woody aroma reminiscent of true Sandalwoods. This makes Amyris a popular, more sustainable, and affordable alternative. Extracted from the Amyris balsamifera tree, also known as torchwood due to its highly flammable wood, this versatile oil is widely used in aromatherapy to promote rela...

Fennel, a perennial herb with yellow flowers and feathery leaves from the Mediterranean, is known for its digestive benefits and aniseed-like flavor. Its seeds produce a fragrant oil that boosts confidence, aids decision-making, and stimulates the third eye chakra, enhancing intuition and insight. Fennel helps overcome stagnation, access past learnings, and connect with one's ancestry, nurturi...

Fennel, a perennial herb with yellow flowers and feathery leaves from the Mediterranean, is known for its digestive benefits and aniseed-like flavor. Its seeds produce a fragrant oil that boosts confidence, aids decision-making, and stimulates the third eye chakra, enhancing intuition and insight. Fennel helps overcome stagnation, access past learnings, and connect with one's ancestry, nurturi...

Kānuka, also known as white tea tree, is native to New Zealand and blooms white or pale pink flowers that attract bees in the warmer months. Its leaves are steam-distilled to produce an essential oil with profound healing properties for the body, mind and spirit. Kānuka symbolises the honorable path of accepting responsibility and making amends, offering confidence to be honest about past mistakes...