Description
“Praśānta” is a Sanskrit term that refers to a state of calmness in both body and mind. Many of us strive to achieve this state but often find it difficult in our daily lives. Calming ourselves can be tough, as the fast pace of life makes it hard to slow down and appreciate the moment.
Stress is a feeling we experience when we become overwhelmed and struggle to cope with the demands of life, whether those demands are real or imagined. Often, the first signs that we are out of balance appear when we feel exhausted, anxious, worn out, and stretched thin.
All types of stress accumulate, and when they become persistent, they can overwhelm the nervous system. Physical, emotional, and mental stressors are processed similarly at the cellular level.
Overwhelm occurs when people experience worry, fear for their safety and security, try to manage too many responsibilities, or procrastinate in meeting deadlines. Mentally, it can manifest as confusion, unclear thinking, and scattered attention. Emotionally, it may present as irritation, anxiety, fear, a sense of defeat, and feelings of helplessness.
It is often experienced as discomfort in the stomach, tightness in the neck and shoulders, tension headaches, lethargy, and exhaustion. This overload maintains activation of the sympathetic nervous system, preventing it from calming down. If left unaddressed, chronic stress can significantly impact daily life, leading to more severe and long-lasting symptoms.
While you may not always have control over the circumstances around you, you can always choose how to respond and what to make of each difficult situation. Incorporating holistic lifestyle strategies, such as deep breathing, resting, and eating well, can help you destress and lead a more balanced and calm life.
Remember, a calm mind is a stress-free mind. Practicing kindness and compassion towards yourself, learning to say “no” to excessive demands, and prioritizing quiet moments for your own well-being are essential skills to develop for a fulfilling life.
Praśānta Calming Body Oil features a unique alchemical synergy blend crafted using a proprietary combination of vibrational flower essences, organic lavender, and sweet orange essential oils, in a base of jojoba oil. The calming scent of lavender, combined with the uplifting aroma of sweet orange, helps alleviate hyperactivity, excitability, and irritability.
Initially created to calm patients with dementia, who frequently experience feelings of overwhelm, agitation, and aggression at different stages of their condition. This formulation aims to provide comfort to this population.
Praśānta Calming Body Oil is a gentle, hydrating, and soothing oil that is easily absorbed to nourish all skin types. It is beneficial for individuals of all ages, including children, their parents, and seniors.
Affirmation: “My body and mind calms with quiet ease; feeling relaxed I am stress free, at home in myself.”
Perfectly Crafted forEvery Skin Type.
Make this an essential part of your body care relaxation routine to unwind and rejuvenate after a long day.
- Rub your hands together, cup them in front of your nose, and inhale deeply. Exhale slowly to experience the deeply calming effects.
- Apply to damp skin after a shower
- Add to Fleur Sea of Life or 50/50 bath soak.
- Massage into hands, feet, and calves before bedtime for a quieter sleep.
To help calm overwhelm during your day, massage into touchpoints for four to five seconds, taking slow, deep breaths
• Between the brows.
• The upper shell of your ear, at the tip of the triangle-like hollow.
• The upper shoulders, about three finger lengths from the base of the neck.
• The webbing between the thumb and forefinger.
• The inner forearm is about three finger lengths from the wrist crease.
• Rub your hands together, cup them in front of your nose, and inhale deeply. Exhale slowly to experience the deeply calming effects.
To calm older adults with dementia
• Gently massage the hand or foot with a light circular stroke to calm agitation.
• Gently stroke the fingers, toes, and wrist and ankle joints to help ease stagnant energy.
• Pin a cotton ball with a few drops of Praśānta Oil to the patient’s gown for continued aromatic benefit.
Ingredients: Jojoba infused with organic Sweet Orange (Citrus sinensis), Lavender (Lavandula angustifolia), essential oils, and vibrational wildflower essences of Hops Bush, Many Headed Dryandra, Pink Fairy Orchid, Purple Flag Flower, Purple Eremophila, Ribbon Pea, Rose Cone Flower, Yellow Cone Flower.
Safe for elderly individuals, children, and patients in recovery, as well as those in palliative and hospice care.
Use: Hand, foot, and body massage.
Caution: Avoid if pregnant or with low blood pressure. Keep out of reach of children.
