If the month of March was a person and or had feelings, I wonder if it would know how celebrated it is! I wonder if it would know how anticipated it is every year! I wonder if it would know how valued, needed and dare I say loved it is!
Have you ever gone to Google for a definition of a word – even when you are VERY familiar with it just to see what others share and or how others define the word? If yes, thank you for validating us. If not, try it! It can be very enlightening.
Here is a glimpse of what we found from various sources on just the first page of our Google search:
- The season after winter and before summer, in which vegetation begins to appear.
- Rebirth, renewal, growth and new beginnings.
- A time or season of growth or development.
- Leaves and plants start to grow again, and flowers appear.
- To rise or to burst forth.
- The season during which the natural world revives and reinvigorates.
We have used the word Spring in one of our popular Candle Collections!
During the month of March receive 20% off our Spring Good Karma Collection of Candles.
At check-out enter coupon code: Spring
Did you know Karma quite literally means ‘action’?
Spring action! Act like Spring? Karma spring! Imagine the ripple effect of us all acting and feeling renewed, reinvigorated, revived? Imagine us all feeling growth, bursting forth and experiencing new beginnings?
Are you excited about Spring? Which aspect of the definitions above resonate with you?
How can we spread these feelings in our community? “Be the example.”These four essences are featured in our “Good Karma Spring Collection” each available in a 5 oz. size.
Chamomile is calming. Many feel this scent melts tension and balances energy.
Golden Rose is a bouquet. A blend of yellow rose, lily, fern, and marigolds. Can you just imagine this scent?
Driftwood is known for its earthy properties.
Bamboo Grapefruit. This blend is a great blend of grapefruit, mandarin, mimosa petals and has base notes of rainforest bamboo, berries and musk.
These Candles and scents are something you just need to experience. Why do we call this an experience?
We will close with these words from John Hopkins Medicine.
“What Is Aromatherapy?”
“Aromatherapy is the practice of using essential oils for therapeutic benefit.”
“Aromatherapy has been used for centuries.”
“When inhaled, the scent molecules in essential oils travel from the olfactory nerves directly to the brain and especially impact the amygdala, the emotional center of the brain.”