Aromatherapy for Healing the Spirit
by Gabriel Mojay · Gabriel Mojay
A guide by aromatherapist and Chinese medicine practitioner Gabriel Mojay linking essential oils to Five Element theory. Covers oil profiles, blending methods, and psychological effects, helping readers choose remedies for stress, grief, anger, and other emotional states.
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