High vibrational energy promotes physical, emotional, and spiritual healing by restoring balance and harmony within the body. This can be achieved through meditation, energy healing, and aromatherapy. Bergamot is a popular essential oil used in energy healing practices. This is due to its ability to raise high vibrational energy. Its citrusy and uplifting scent promotes feelings of joy and positivity. It makes it a great addition to any energy-healing routine.
Bergamot: Relaxation With Positive, Uplifting, And High Vibrational Energy
Grab your Earl Gray, sit back, and have a cuppa to experience the bergamot zing and high vibrational energy. The flavor is also legendary. We know it for its complex orange and lemon citrus scent, including a hint of floral and spice. But, the fruit routinely confounds the description. Some say the fruit is a cross between a grapefruit and an orange. Others claim it’s more of a melding of a lime and an orange, while others swear it’s a cross between a sour orange and a lemon.
That “je ne sais quoi” that helps bergamot defy description carries over into its effects. Given its citrus fragrance, this essential oil’s aroma is energizing. But, unfortunately, that’s the opposite of bergamot’s effect, which is calming and soothing.
The History of Bergamot: Mysteries Abound!
Notwithstanding its high vibrational energy, bergamot has an inconclusive citrus status. Thus it would be surprising if its history could be clearer. For example, it may be native to Calabria. Or, it may be from the Canary Islands and Greece. In this case, it’s possible that Christopher Columbus brought it to Italy.
What is more, the name of the fruit is also a mystery. The Greeks believe the name comes from Ottoman Turkish. So they called it “beg armudi,” which means “a prince’s pear.” Yet, the Italians insist that people name the fruit after the village of Bergamo.
Behold the Benefits of Bergamot High Vibrational Energy
Bergamot essential oil boasts a basketful of physical, emotional, and spiritual benefits. Many of these benefits result from the fruit’s content, which includes limonene, linalool, and linalyl acetate.
- First of all, bergamot helps with fever. For example, in traditional Italian medicine, bergamot lowered the fever. And it aided lung, throat, and urinary tract infections.
- Bergamot also helps with congestion. For example, we often use vaporized bergamot essential oil to clear nasal and respiratory congestion.
- Next on this list is indigestion. Bergamot oil stimulates digestive juices and intestinal muscle contractions. So many people use it to ease indigestion and constipation.
- Further, it can help with cavities pain. The oil’s antibacterial properties help to calm infected teeth. When applied to the gum tissue around the tooth or when added to a mouthwash.
- Aches and pains are also can benefit from bergamot application. Bergamot’s linalool and linalyl acetate help block the perception of pain. As a result, many use essential oils to ease headaches and muscle pain. The oil also has antispasmodic properties that help calm muscle cramps and contractions.
Cosmetic Benefits Of Bergamot High Vibrational Energy
- Scars. The oil balances the skin’s melanin, helping fade acne and other blemishes.
- Skin wounds. Bergamot oil’s antiseptic properties also benefit the skin. For example, many people use it for cracked skin, eczema, and wounds.
- Deodorant and Perfume. Antibacterial wonders and an appealing scent make bergamot a popular choice for a deodorant. For example, Farina used it in the original eau de cologne in 18th-century Europe. And it’s still used in about a third of all men’s colognes and half of all women’s fragrances.
- Oily Skin. Bergamot oil helps control oily skin and acne.
Bergamot High Vibrational Energy Emotional Benefits
- Depression. The oil’s limonene and alpha-pinene lighten depression and provide an uplifting effect.
- Anxiety and nerves. Flavonoids in bergamot fight nerves, stress, and anxiety.
Bergamot High Vibrational Energy Spiritual Benefits
The aroma of bergamot essential oil brings joy, strength, and love to your spiritual life. The scent buoys energy to clear the mind and to focus on the physical and spiritual bodies’ needs. It also helps us to reach a higher spiritual plane where we can connect with our guides.
- Chakra. The scent’s connection to love, joy, and clarity makes it a good choice for heart chakra balancing.
- Magical. Bergamot oil helps you attract prosperity and success. It’s also valuable in purifying, cleansing, and relaxation rituals.
Bergamot Aromatherapy To Promote High Vibrational Energy
Aromatherapy is a form of holistic medicine. It uses essential oils for their therapeutic properties to promote well-being. Aromatherapy has been around since ancient times. It involves using concentrated plant extracts. These extracts come from flowers, leaves, roots, and other plant parts. They improve mood, relieve pain, and help people relax.
Essential oils are very concentrated extracts of plants. And they have the smell of the plant itself. Different plants and flowers have unique scents. So they have other effects on the body and mind. For example, lavender essential oil is calming for the nervous system. Thus, we use it to promote relaxation and sleep. In contrast, we use Eucalyptus essential oil for its anti-inflammatory and decongestant properties. So, it is often used to treat respiratory conditions like asthma and sinusitis.
When practicing energy work, we use oils with high vibrational properties. Thus, we use bergamot oil to raise energy vibrations. And also to promote high vibrational energy around us and the environment. To achieve this, bergamot-based aromatherapy is particularly effective. Mainly when we use it in energy work, such as yoga or meditation.
We can administer aromatherapy in various ways, including:
- Inhalation involves breathing in essential oils. We can do it either through a diffuser, a steam inhaler or by adding a few drops to a tissue or a bowl of hot water.
- When we put essential oils on our skin, we mix them with carrier oil. For example, it can be jojoba or sweet almond oil. We also can add oils to massage oils, bath salts, and body lotions.
- Ingestion is less popular than inhalation and topical application. But we can take some diluted essential oils in a capsule or a drop added to food or drink.
In summary, aromatherapy is safe and effective. We can use it in various ways, from fostering relaxation to reducing pain. We also can support our energy work with aromatherapy. And align with high vibrational energy by using essential oils like bergamot.
Safety Information
Please remember even though bergamot has high vibrational energy, you still need to be careful. You should never ingest essential oils. Furthermore, applying bergamot essential oil in concentrations above. 4 percent of your skin can cause phototoxicity, a form of light sensitivity. Also, pregnant and nursing women should avoid using bergamot oil.
- Botanical Name: Citrus bergamia
- Common Method of Extraction: cold-pressed.
- Plant Part Used: rind/peel.
- Color: greenish or green-yellow.
- Consistency: thin.
- Perfumery Note: top.
- Strength of Initial Aroma: medium.
- Aromatic Description: a blend of citrus aromas. This includes orange and lemon, with slight floral and spice.
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