Artemisia: Walk on the wild side

Linnaeus first named the plant in 1753. The name Artemisia is thought to refer to the Greek goddess Artemis (Roman Diana) the huntress and the namesake of Greek Queens Artemisia I and II. Alternatively it may be to Queen Artemesia II or Cariia  a botanist and medical researcher who died in 350 BC.

This essence is for those trapped in unwanted states whether it is in a job, relationship, illness, etc Atemisis loosens the binding chains and releases your wild, free spirit to act on your own terms not those of others.

This is also a useful essence for releasing and healing old wounds such as unforgiven areas within ourselves or in our relationships.   As emotional blockages are released we feel more joyful and serene and have space for new ideas and new approaches to life.

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