Angelica. Angelica archangelica.

Botanical family: Umbelliferae.

Country: France.

Active ingredients:

Beta-phelandrene (60-80%)
Limonene (1-4%)
Alpha Pinene (5-10%)

Production method: steam distillation from seeds and roots

Historical information:
Angelica comes from the Greek word “angelos” meaning “messenger”.
In folk medicine, angelica has been used as a stimulant and tonic.

Angelica is known as the root of the Holy Spirit or oil of the angels. And it blooms on the day of the feast of the Archangel Michael, which is why it got its name.
Angelica is said to have been used in the 1600s. Paracelsus recorded that the stems were chewed as early as 1660!
The plant was also used to purify the air. Seeds and roots were burned for spiritual purification.

Medicinal properties: has properties that help to calm the muscles after physical exertion, anticoagulant, soothing, antispasmodic.

What to use for: Throat/lung infections, poor digestion, menstrual problems/PMS, symptoms of dementia.

Spiritual and emotional impact:

Angelica essential oil promotes emotional well-being. Called the oil of the angels, it brings spiritual awareness and promotes a sense of inner peace.

Angelica helps open the heart chakra and our awareness and connect with our divinity. It helps us to assimilate higher energies and frequencies, which is necessary for the transition to higher consciousness. It encourages our spirit to be free and one with the spirit world.
Angelica releases the emotions of disharmony, pessimism and survival that come from a closed heart, emotions and memories. It instills peace, freedom and fullness of the soul.

Effect on the Mind: The earthy and herbaceous aroma is very calming and relaxing.

Chakras: heart (4).

Green color.

Application and dosage:

dilute 1:1 with vegetable oil or V-6 oil
apply 1-3 drops to the affected area
for oral administration, place in a capsule if needed
apply to Vita Flex points
in the Raindrop Technique massage – layer-by-layer application of oils
inhale from the palms of your hands or from a bottle
apply to chakras
use during meditation
5-8 drops in a diffuser, 30 minutes 3 times a day, or as needed
in the bath 5-6 drops per emulsifier
enrichment of cosmetics: 2 drops per 10 ml base.

Use for pets: Yes. Have your pets sniff it straight from the vial, or place a drop or two in the palm of your hand and then let it smell. Or place a drop in the palm of your hand and pat from head to toe.
Some oils can be very toxic to cats. These include non-therapeutic grade citrus oils! Please contact your veterinarian if you are not sure if an essential oil is suitable for your pet.

Precautionary measures:

use only therapeutic grade oils
dilute 1:1 with vegetable oil or V-6 oil
the oil is considered safe (GRAS) for internal use by the FDA
children under 6 years of age should not use the oil as a dietary supplement
photosensitivity possible
do not apply to exposed areas of the body 24 hours before sun exposure
when applied to the skin in its pure form, a slight burning sensation for 1-3 minutes, the reaction is natural
Keep out of the reach of children
shelf life of sealed packaging is not limited
Essential oils are not medicinal products. Specialist consultation required.