ROSE QUINTESSENCE

BOTANICAL NAME: Rosa Damascena

ASTROLOGICAL SIGNATURE: Venus and Sun

THERAPEUTIC PROPERTIES

Antibacterial, anti-infective, astringent, healing, neurotonic, and both generally and sexually tonic. Beneficial for female reproductive health, it is considered an excellent uterine tonic, helping to relieve premenstrual tension, increase vaginal secretions and regulate the menstrual cycle. It may also promote the release of dopamine, a neurotransmitter associated with pleasure and well-being.

EMOTIONAL PROPERTIES

This is an inspiring aroma associated with purity, love and passion. It creates a tender atmosphere that encourages the development of universal love and compassion. It may help heal feelings of bitterness and the desire for revenge, encouraging forgiveness. Particularly supportive during break-ups, trauma, and emotional shocks that need to be released and processed.

Handcrafted by my Spagyrics teacher Carlos Gallo (Indio). For more information visit Kermes Spagyric website.

DOSAGE

Adults: 3 to 5 drops, 3 times a day
Children: 1 to 3 drops, 3 times a day

WHAT IS A QUINTESSENCE

“Quintessence is the manifestation and exaltation of the three principles of a plant being. Soul, body, and spirit are separated from the plant in a gentle and subtle way according to the spagyric art.

Spagyrics can be defined as a philosophical tradition, but also as a science with its origins in alchemy. Alchemists were men who were believed to possess different abilities, including the ability to treat those who sought their care using their own preparations. The term spagyrics comes from the Greek words spao and agueiros, meaning “to separate” and “to reunite.” It is precisely through this process that spagyric preparations are said to attain their highest degree of purity and uniqueness.

Spagyrics arose from the need—or rather, from the ability—to bring together the essential and biochemical compounds found in nature, with the aim of healing not only the body, but also the subtler aspects of every living being: the soul and the spirit. This tradition remained influential until around the year 1600, after which it gradually fell into disuse. Today, however, it has re-emerged with renewed strength.”

Kermes Spagyric

PRECAUTIONS

May not be suitable for pregnant or breastfeeding women, children, or anyone taking medication. The indications given are merely suggestions. Please consult with a qualified healthcare practitioner before using herbal products.

*this product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. For educational purposes only*