Sufi Book of Essential Oils - Luebke, Yasemin Kasim
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Sufi Book of Essential Oils is an encyclopedia of essential oils that promotes a spiritual approach to aromatherapy. It builds upon Islamic mysticism, known as Sufism, and modern aromatherapy, the practice of using essential oils to enhance well-being. Most contemporary aromatherapy encyclopedias include detailed profiles of an essential oil's botanical properties and physical, mental, and emotional uses. Rarely do these profiles include spiritual uses, and if they do, none are from a Sufi or Islamic perspective. This book presents the essential oil's spiritual use, or Mystical Use, inspired…mehr

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Sufi Book of Essential Oils is an encyclopedia of essential oils that promotes a spiritual approach to aromatherapy. It builds upon Islamic mysticism, known as Sufism, and modern aromatherapy, the practice of using essential oils to enhance well-being. Most contemporary aromatherapy encyclopedias include detailed profiles of an essential oil's botanical properties and physical, mental, and emotional uses. Rarely do these profiles include spiritual uses, and if they do, none are from a Sufi or Islamic perspective. This book presents the essential oil's spiritual use, or Mystical Use, inspired by Sufi teachings of the Divine Names. The Divine Names, or Al-Asma Ul-Husna (The Beautiful Names), is a collection of 99 Divine Names of Allah ¿. Each Divine Name is an Attribute that describes an Aspect, Characteristic, or Quality of God. The Divine Names are a spiritual pharmacopeia to ease human suffering. Each Divine Name is a balm with a specific Mystical Use. Each essential oil in this book is paired with a Divine Name. By pairing essential oil with Divine Name, we form an association that allows for a somatic experience of the Divine Name and a mystical application of the essential oil. The essential oil becomes a spiritual salve. Exploring the Divine Names through aromatherapy is ultimately a spiritual journey to open, soothe, inspire, guide, and fortify the heart.
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Autorenporträt
Yasemin Kasim Luebke is the founder, aromatherapist, and natural perfumer of Fragrant Dervish, which offers resources to people who would like to bring natural fragrance to their prayer and meditation. Fragrant Dervish was born of Yasemin's spiritual wanderings, growing from a deep curiosity about the way aromatherapy is connected to the Divine. For Yasemin, this fragrant path continues to be a profound part of her own faith. Most recently, she traveled throughout Türkiye, visiting essential oil farms and meeting with cultivators, horticulturalists, and distillers. She regularly attends Sufi retreats and offers classes, and is currently producing an online course on Sufi Aromatherapy¿. Sufi Aromatherapy¿ is a framework for a spiritual approach to aromatherapy that synthesizes Islamic mysticism and modern aromatherapy. It is detailed in her book "Sufi Book of Essential Oils," connecting the use of individual essential oils to the mystical teachings of the 99 Divine Names. Yasemin holds a JD from Georgetown University and an MFA in filmmaking from UCLA. As an attorney and former award-winning documentary filmmaker, Yasemin brings a well of both analytical and creative talents to her work. Her film "We Missed Our God" aired on PBS and screened at festivals worldwide. Before "Sufi Book of Essential Oils," Yasemin collaborated with her then five-year-old son to author two children's books. Yasemin lives in the Washington, D.C., area, with her husband, son, and their snuggly Maine Coon cat. When Yasemin is not taking care of her family, working, writing, reading, praying, practicing aromatherapy, developing natural perfume, doing some kind of exercise, or travelling, she likes to sleep. To learn more about Yasemin and Sufi Aromatherapy¿, visit www.fragrantdervish.com.