Fragrance oil and citrines - Aether

The meeting of two worlds - Aether

The product package combines the power of the stones and the symbolism of the fragrant oil. This symbolizes the harmonious union of different elements, powers and meanings that occurred within the Ascendo phase. Combine the fragrant oil and stones in a ritual container.

In ancient Greek mythology, Aether was the primordial god (protogenos) of light, space, and the brightness of the sky. In Hesiod's Genesis, Aether is the son of Erebos and Nyx, and the brother of Hemera. His mother Nyx (personification of night) draws a dark mist from Erebos across the sky, bringing night below, while his sister Hemera (day) draws the mist away to reveal the radiant glow of Aether and brings day. In Greek mythology, aether was imagined to be pure essence, the upper air in which the gods lived and breathed. This distinguished it from the ordinary air breathed by mortals.

Symbol meaning

The heavenly and luxurious Aether package includes citrines and one optional fragrance oil:

• Citrine: Citrine is considered a powerful purifier and revitalizer. Because of its color, it is thought to bring the power of the sun, warming, energizing, and awakening creativity. Citrine energizes all levels of life. It is thought to cleanse the body's energy centers, or chakras, and specifically activate the crown chakra, opening intuition. Citrine promotes inner peace, making room for inner wisdom. When the tip of a citrine crystal points downward, it is said to bring spiritual elevation into the physical world.
  

Fragrance oil options:

• Myrrh (Commiphora myrrha) : Myrrh has been an important ingredient in both spiritual ceremonies and medicine. It has been part of various rituals, sacrifices and incense. Especially in the Christian tradition, myrrh has a deep symbolic meaning, as it is associated with the birth of Jesus and also with the anointing after his death. Myrrh has been considered a sacred substance in many cultures and has been offered to gods and spiritual powers. Burning it as incense has been a way to honor the gods and create a sacred atmosphere in rituals. Myrrh has also been often used in anointing oils, ceremonies such as coronations or blessings. It represents the blessed anointing and the holy spirit.
  
• Frankincense (Boswellia carterii) : Frankincense has held a place in spiritual and ritualistic use for centuries. It has been a significant ingredient in many religious and spiritual traditions. It was one of the gifts brought to the baby Jesus by the wise men. Traditionally, frankincense has been used as an incense and a sanctifying agent. Burning it as incense symbolizes purification and sanctification. Frankincense has been used in meditation and spiritual work for its calming effects. It helps create a deep and meditative state, and can be used to promote spiritual growth and insight. Frankincense has also been offered to gods and higher powers as a sign of gratitude.
  
• Hyssop (Hyssopus officinalis) : Hyssop has been honored in many religious and spiritual traditions. It has often been associated with holiness, power, purification, and healing. In the Old Testament, the blood of a lamb applied to a doorpost with a hyssop sprig protected the people of Israel from the angel of destruction. In this origin story of the Jewish holiday of Pesach (Passover), hyssop played a significant role. Historically, hyssop has been used as a cleansing herb, both physically and symbolically. It was believed to bring holiness to a space.
  

Ritual use

Here is a simple guide, but you can also create your own ritual:

• Prepare the stones: cleanse the stones under running water and, if desired, with incense smoke. The cleansing helps to remove previous energies.
  
• Adding oil: Add a few drops of your chosen fragrance oil to a small bowl or ritual vessel.
• Handling the stones: take the stones in your hands and focus on why you are using these stones and the essential oil. Think in your mind or say your intention out loud. Focus on the thought until you feel a feeling arise within you.
• Applying the oil: roll the stones in the scented oil (note, scented oils are strong, so use a ritual spoon or other tool to roll them).
• Charging: Imagine the essential oil blending with the energy of the stones. At the same time, focus on the union of the two different elements and how it symbolizes your own development and the integration you have achieved.
• Use: Leave the stones in the ritual container to scent your altar or a place of your choice, giving the stones time to absorb the oil. This symbolizes the time it takes to take control of new abilities and resources.
  

Other uses: A few drops of the fragrance oil can be added to a small ritual vessel containing hot water. This will add fragrance to the environment, for example during a ritual.

Product description

Contents:

Citrine stones tumbled: 50g
Essential oil options: 10ml

• Myrrh (Commiphora Myrrha), originating from Somalia, made from resin by distillation
• Frankincense (Boswellia Carterii), originating from Oman, made from resin distilled from earth
  
• Hyssop (Hyssopus Officinalis), originating in Croatia, made from the leaves and flowers by distillation

Use the fragrance oil within 6 months of opening.

Note! For ritual use . Some stones may change color when exposed to oil. However, this is a proper "union" for ritual use. Avoid skin contact when handling fragrance oils. Avoid getting oils on delicate surfaces. Recommended for use only in oil-resistant containers. Store at room temperature and away from light. For external use only. Do not use if you are allergic to any of its ingredients. Keep out of reach of children and pets.