Meridiaan-Yoga

“The idea of essential oils is that you apply them topically, but they get under the skin and then become systemic in your body,” he says. “Odour is a form of what some people call vibrational medicine. Colour, smell, taste — all of those things can have an effect on brain chemistry, and thus on certain brain centres. What I’ll be doing is, basically, integrating essential oils as a medium by which you practice Chinese medicine. “We have a tendency in the West to be very physical and substance-based — if I take this particular medicine it’s going to have this particular effect. Whereas when you smell, it sets into motion something that’s going to materialise. It’s not tangible yet, but will become substantiated. The presence of it creates a reality. That’s what vibrational medicine really is. How can I …