10 Ways To Relax
1. Listen to a sound of nature; waves on the beach, the wind in the trees, birds singing.
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Scents and Their Meanings
Many people burn scented candles to let their frangrance relax and soothe them. I got this list of scents and meanings from Faery Magic where, if you go to the Faery Candle Shoppe, you can buy any of these candles!
Amber: Sunlight from the earth's vault
Hello and welcome to The Garden of Nature!
I am Lady Giselle and I shall show you around this beautiful garden! I found it one day and tended to it, planted some flowers and dug up a few weeds and well...doesn't it look great? I come here to free my mind and relax. Come and explore to find relaxtion and to maybe find out a bit more about yourself for this garden unlocks the secret of the future and your fortune...
2. Sleep sleep sleep! Add drops of essential oils to your pillow.
3. Go for a brisk walk in the country.
4. Read a good book or write a poem - let your imagination soar!
5. Take a deep breath and be calm.
6. Draw the curtains and light some candles. Burn some insense sticks for a lovely aroma.
7. Hang wind chimes and sunlight catchers around the house.
8. Laugh and smile - life is good.
9. If feeling too warm - go swimming, turn on a fan. If feeling too cold - have a bath, snuggle up on a sofa, turn the heating on!
10. Work hard and play hard.
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Aphrodesia: Warm aroma from the love goddess
Cinnamon: Spicy delights from a wood oven
Citronella: Bugs and Gnats beware
Coconut: Tropical summer by the sea
Eucalyptus: Exhilarating crisp mornings in the bush
Frankincense: A gift for Kings - spiritual
Frangipani: Precious gifts from the islands
Gardenia: A summer breeze-alluring & sensual
Jasmin: Cleopatra's spellbinding ammunition
Lavender: Harmony through the ages
Lemongrass: Peasants culinary gold
Lotus Flower: Heady delights worn behind the ear
Mulberry: Wine for cherubs
Mystic Spice: Indian treasure & trade
Neroli: Breeze from the Greek Islands
Opium: Worn by black eyed beauties
Orange: Picked by sun-kissed hands
Patchouli: The breath of God Pan
Peach: Country days barefoot in the orchard
Peppermint: Old fashioned lolli-shoppe
Rainforest: Mysterious allure of a sacred place
Rose: Queen of all aroma's
Sandalwood: Seductive jewel of the East
Strawberry: Children in the berry patch
Vanilla: Old fashioned milkshakes, refreshing
Vanilla Musk: The sweetest, naughtiest allure
Ylang Ylang: Oriental gifts wrapped in silk
