Valerie ann wormwood biography of martin luther

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These same 125 essential oils are described in detail, as well.

Valerie’s detailed descriptions include plant identification and growing information, part(s) used, therapeutic properties and uses, characteristics, and blending ideas for:

• 34 lipid oils and butters,
• 5 common herbal oils,
• 26 hydrosols, and, of course
• 125 essential oils.

While, with the changing and growing world of aromatherapy, no book could possibly ever be “complete,” this giant of a book contains a wealth of information and is a great resource, especially for general essential oil users and aspiring or beginning aromatherapists.

It is certain to be a book you’ll turn to time and again as your skills develop.

The Complete Book of Essential Oils and Aromatherapy can undoubtedly be found in your local library (it’s almost always checked out at mine!) or corner bookstore.

The turning point in his faith came as he pondered key passages in the Bible, especially those emphasizing salvation through faith rather than fear or works, which laid the groundwork for his future theological breakthroughs and the beginning of the Reformation. I found that these really helped me understand how essential oils work together; and they were an important part of my early education in aromatherapeutic blending.

“Each essential oil has dozens if not hundreds of components.

Becoming a Monk and Life-Changing Experiences

In July 1505, Martin Luther's life took a radical turn during a harrowing thunderstorm. This partnership became a model within the Lutheran Church and showcased the blending of domestic life with spiritual leadership, further solidifying Luther’s role as a reformer who challenged both religious and social norms.

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I bought this book after being introduced to Lavender essential oil by a friend in a support group. By blending two or more oils, an entirely new compound is being formed.

In 1525, Luther's personal life transformed when he married Katharina von Bora, a former nun who had escaped her convent.

So I recommend caution and further research before attempting more than basic, well known, methods of use. This accounts for the extraordinary potential of aromatherapy.”

~Valerie Ann Worwood, The Complete Book of Essential Oils and Aromatherapy (2016)

More Than a Book of Essential Oils

The Complete Book of Essential Oils and Aromatherapy isn’t only about essential oils, however.

I read this edition on my Kindle Unlimited subscription. Deadly nightshade can be poisonous and stinging nettles sting. It was the book that inspired me to continue my studies and become a Certified Aromatherapist.

The Complete Book of Essential Oils and Aromatherapy is the revised, expanded 25th Anniversary edition of Valerie’s original book published in 1991.

She enjoys formulating bespoke aromatherapy, skin care, and herbal products to support her family, pets, friends, and clients. Despite the rigorous education, he later likened this period to purgatory, capturing the tension of academia against his spiritual quest.

However, I strongly suggest that this is not your only source for information on essential oils.

CAUTION:
This book is EXTREMELY lacking in safety material. She also loves experimenting with recipes in the kitchen.💚 (Learn more >>)