Paulie Cedarwood oil / Cold-Pressed 100% Pure & Natural The Power of "Cold-Pressed . Cold-pressed versions (often from the seeds or specific species like the Siberian Cedar) are different: Nutrient Dense: It contains high levels of Vitamin E and fatty acids that are usually lost in heat-based distillation. Skin & Hair: It is highly regarded for its ability to soothe "angry" skin (eczema/acne) and stimulate hair follicles by improving circulation to the scalp Spiritual Significance: The "Tree of Life" Purification & Protection: Historically, cedar was used to build temples (like King Solomon’s Temple) because it was believed to ward off negative spirits and decay. In spiritual practice, the oil is used to "clear the air" after an argument or before starting a new venture. The "Divine" Connection: Because cedar trees grow tall and live for centuries, the oil is used in meditation to bridge the gap between the Earth and the Divine. It helps quiet the "chatter" of the ego so you can hear your inner wisdom. How to Use it Spiritually If you are looking to integrate cedarwood into your spiritual routine, here are a few simple rituals: Goal Ritual Grounding Apply a drop of (diluted) oil to the soles of your feet before bed or meditation to "root" your energy. Cleansing Add 5–8 drops to a warm bath with Epsom salts. Visualize the water absorbing your stress and "rinsing" your aura. Focus Put a drop on your palms, rub them together, and inhale deeply three times before journaling or studying. Protection Anoint the corners of your front door or your workspace to create a "shield" of stability and calm.

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Paulie Cedarwood oil / Cold-Pressed 100% Pure & Natural
 
The Power of "Cold-Pressed
 
. Cold-pressed versions (often from the seeds or specific species like the Siberian Cedar) are different:
 
Nutrient Dense: It contains high levels of Vitamin E and fatty acids that are usually lost in heat-based distillation.
 
Skin & Hair: It is highly regarded for its ability to soothe "angry" skin (eczema/acne) and stimulate hair follicles by improving circulation to the scalp
 
Spiritual Significance: The "Tree of Life"
 
  • Purification & Protection: Historically, cedar was used to build temples (like King Solomon’s Temple) because it was believed to ward off negative spirits and decay. In spiritual practice, the oil is used to "clear the air" after an argument or before starting a new venture.
  • The "Divine" Connection: Because cedar trees grow tall and live for centuries, the oil is used in meditation to bridge the gap between the Earth and the Divine. It helps quiet the "chatter" of the ego so you can hear your inner wisdom.
How to Use it Spiritually
If you are looking to integrate cedarwood into your spiritual routine, here are a few simple rituals:
Goal
Ritual
Grounding
Apply a drop of (diluted) oil to the soles of your feet before bed or meditation to "root" your energy.
Cleansing
Add 5–8 drops to a warm bath with Epsom salts. Visualize the water absorbing your stress and "rinsing" your aura.
Focus
Put a drop on your palms, rub them together, and inhale deeply three times before journaling or studying.
Protection
Anoint the corners of your front door or your workspace to create a "shield" of stability and calm.