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We have had a expensive week at our house … the pool wall burst and all the water rolled out in the yard $5000.00 to fix the pool after we had spent $1000 on new pumps and filters for the pool the weekend before, with all the rains we have had the garage started leaking $3000 to replace the roof, my sons air conditioning went out in his car $559 to repair. I had my own issues I was grumbling about under my breath.

Until I had three different situations come to my door to share with me what was going on with their own life. I decided very quickly that I had very small problems.

One young person who has a small child had been kicked out of her home in the middle of the night with no car and no where to go. Another person had to place GPS ankle trackers on their children just to do day visits with the mother. The third person had the electric cut off in their house until payday came around. .

Our emotional and mental health will affect our physical health. The tension felt in one area, like our mind will affect our emotions, body and spirit.  We need to take care of our total wellness so that toxic thoughts will not burn inside of us and lead to illness. It is easier said than done.

What if you could release pain and boost confidence and infuse positivity in your life with the help of simple Aromatherapy? That’s right. Simple aromatherapy can have a direct effect on your emotional health. It’s real, scientific and awesome. Release essential oil and Rosemary essential oil are two oils that can do just that. Would you like to have a little peace and forgiveness in your life?

Release Essential Oil

Young Living’s Release essential oil combines uplifting and calming oils that stimulate a sense of peace and emotional wellbeing. This feeling will in turn facilitate the ability to release anger and frustration.

Release is a blend of five essential oils. They are ylang ylang, geranium, blue tansy, lavandin and sandalwood.

Ylang ylang- has a sweet, soft, and flowery fragrance and is extremely effective in calming and bringing a sense of relaxation, and releasing feelings of anger, tension and nervous irritability.

Geranium – is uplifting, calming and helps release negative memories.

Blue Tansy- it is also called Moroccan chamomile and the sesquiterpenes found in this oil can help release negative barriers in the mind.

Lavandin – has anti-depressant properties.

Sandalwood- has a rich, sweet, warm and woody aroma that is uplifting and relaxing. It helps enhance meditation.

Suppressed negative emotions are the root of many of our health problems. These hidden emotions have their agenda in our life. Release essential oil will help clear out negative memories and replace them with positive ones, promote harmony and balance in the mind and body.

Diffuse, inhale or apply topically over your abdomen and liver when you are journaling, meditating or praying to release old patterns and make room for fulfillment in your life.

Mary S. used Release to release emotional junk and here is her testimonial:

I love this oil. I have had great results with using Release to let things flush out of my body: emotional stuff, physical things as well as whatever else may be holding people down or back.

Sylvia S. used Release to help mourn the loss of her husband:

After my husband’s death in May of 2004, I got right back to my job and spent little time allowing myself to feel my loss. I was introduced to essential oils in August and bought some Release. A friend went with me to a hospice memorial service months later (the same friend who introduced me to the oils). I brought the Release oil with me. Ten minutes before the service started, I opened the bottle and put some on my hands and inhaled. Even before the service started, tears were pouring down my face. What amazed me was how hard the tears were flowing, and yet I was not feeling bad. I just felt relieved. I probably cried over a half hour – quietly and peacefully, actually. It was simply a draining that needed to happen. I didn’t feel awful afterwards (as I often did when I cried) – just relieved!

Mona C. used Release to help cope with stress and negative emotions:

After a couple of very trying years I have been unable to cry. I had to give away my puppy that I had raised from three weeks old, to 7 years, and after that really shut down. I have been very stressed and unhappy at work, two court cases going on, and other issues. The other day I climbed in the tub, sprinkled some salt and Release oil and soaked.

After I got out I was on the couch, and got a message from my son in Afghanistan. I broke down, and sobbed for an hour. I cried so hard I made my nose bleed. Although it didn’t “fix” anything I feel better. I feel I can start over now, and get on with life. I told my daughter if you take a bath in Release, you better be ready for it and mean it!

Rosemary Essential Oil

Rosemary oil has been used extensively for centuries and has the ability to infuse positive memories and overcome mental fatigue. It is an energizing oil that has a fresh, herbaceous, sweet and slightly medicinal aroma that helps restore mental alertness.

According to a research done in U.K.’s Northumbria University, as reported in The Atlantic, volunteers for the research who were exposed to four drops of rosemary essential oil ranging from four to 10 minutes appeared to affect their mood, calmness and alertness. They performed better in the math test compared to those who were not exposed to rosemary essential oil.

Diffuse Rosemary essential oil during work or studying to support focus and sense of calmness when with family and friends.

Korty C. used Rosemary to help with focus and clarity:

In my full time job, I have to speak in front of others a lot in morning sales meetings. I get asked a lot of questions after my presentation. I have found if I apply rosemary to my chakra points 1/2 hour before I go on, my head is much more clear, I feel focused and “in the zone” to be able to respond to the audience. I also found rosemary extremely helpful in choir practice. I don’t read music so I have to really pay attention and concentrate on the music director. It has truly made practice easier because I find that I can focus on the music and not be frustrated about not being able to keep up. Thanks rosemary!

Juanita H. used Rosemary oil for relaxation and to calm her nerves:

When i am having a bad day i take my rosemary oil out, pinch one nostril and inhale deeply. I do the same to each twice then apply small amount to temple areas. Feels great calms my jangle nerves. For restless nights i shake a little on cotton ball put at head of bed. Relaxes me and off i go to sleep.

Here is why Release and Rosemary essential oils may be your answer wellness. Watch this video:http://youtu.be/ruHMncmTtzY

It is time for confidence and emotional release, get started with your own journey with essential health click here now.

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This week as we watched some of our baseball team graduate from high school it caused time for reflection. A Nurse, A Business, or A Ball player … has to be raised up with tender loving hands just like a new baby of a caring parents.

If you have followed me for even one day on social media you know that my family stays very busy with sports, not just any sport but baseball. From March until August for games and September through February it is conditioning for the next season.  The boys prepare 6 months in advance for the season – it is work. Good baseball players don’t just happen, they make it happen.

We learned early in the ball adventure to play with the big boys you had to have coaching instruction with someone who could critique your batting swing. Someone who could see your weak spots then teach how to make adjustments.

For a pitcher to throw a fast ball across the plate he has to improve his leg strength, strengthen his arms and focus.

For a home run batter he has to put in 100 swings with the bat to practice his form before the first ball ever goes over the fence.

A fielder has to have speed and endurance to run across the field to make a play all in one sweep.

A ball player has to stretch his muscles, warm up his body to prevent injury and get focused when he walks on the field.

Of course the boys knew how to play baseball, or at least the general game but it took a coach to play even better. It takes someone who has the skill in the dugout to know what plays to call. Plays that will benefit the whole team not just the player.

It took my son a while to understand and except the value of a sacrifice batter and that even though he got out on first base, he advanced the runner to the next bag or allowed that runner to score.

We all want to bat, get a hit and score all in one swing. Sometimes you have to make a sacrifice in one area to make another area grow to win.

For 10 years we have traveled thousands of miles, spend hundreds of hours on the practice field, spend weekends in hotels, and spent money that was never going to be returned to us in the name of baseball. The payoff comes when the ball player puts on the uniform and his mind begins playing the game before he can even see the lights at the baseball diamond.

Satisfaction comes at the roar of the crowd as the umpire screams “S-T-R-I-K-E!” when a pitcher advances the ball across the plate.

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Satisfaction comes when a batter greets the plate with a tap of the bat and moves the dirt with his cleat, he steps in the box then looks the pitcher in the eye. He pulls his elbow back gripping the bat strong in his top hand leans back on the back leg, watches the ball coming to the plate with patience’s for it to arrive at just the right spot over the plate. He rotates his hips, comes up on the ball of his back foot and the bat lunges forward cracking the ball. 

Satisfaction comes when the score sends the team home with a win because they all took part in getting ready before the game happened.

Nursing, Business and Baseball… is a game that you have to prepare for, practice, listen to a coach, and sharpen your skills before the pay off comes.  Even business entrepreneurs want to swing and get a big hit.

It takes conditioning – practice – consistence.

When I hear someone say “I wish I could do that” It makes me sad because I know they can if they are willing to put in the swings that it takes to hit a homerun. If you’re like me and you’re willing to do what it takes to make things happen and not just there and wonder when you day was going to come.

That day will remain a wishing topic…or you can join our team and learn how to make it become real.
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Nov 2012 Angela Nursing, Business and Baseball

Angela Brooks is a mental health nurse educator who spent the last 22 years working in a state funded mental hospital. She is the author of “The Nurses Voice” who exposes raw truth as a nurse. She is transitioning from nursing to one of the top positions in a health company changing life’s one oil at a time.

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The meaning of Memorial Day

by Angela Brooks

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What does Memorial Day stand for? A day off? The start of summer? Parades and picnics? The opening of public swimming pools? You can – finally! – start wearing white shoes again?

Memorial Day is our nation’s commemoration of the sacrifices made by those whose lives were put on the line for the freedoms we hold sacred.

Whether our veterans survived their military service, or were lost on the field of battle, our country owes each of them, and their families, a debt of gratitude.

I am not a veteran.

I have several in my family that are and that serve in the serves still today.

For so many people it is a long weekend, cookouts, time to open the swimming pools, hanging out with friends. To those that served in the armed forces it is a time to reflect on the time of their life that they gave to our country.

Today I stand with my hat off to those that joined voluntarily, who were drafted, who lost their lives, to the military families who stand behind the solider that still serves and support them.

Remember those families who will have an empty seat at their table and the men and women who used to occupy it. 

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Enjoy your weekend with friends and family

Angela Brooks
author of “The Nurses Voice”

 

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