“And [God] said to [Adam]:  “Who is it who has instructed you?” And Adam answered, “The woman whom you have given me.”  And the woman said, “The serpent is the one who instructed me.”

Let’s go back to elementary school.  At the beginning of periods of great transition, we are wise to revisit and review the most primary of lessons, and ask:  What new perspective do we have on these most ancient of teachings and how might we have mis-interpreted them based on our limited sight and experience at the time, from a paradigm of fear and duality?  Let us all make sure we take flight from a platform of solid and integral foundation.  The masculine energy informs and teaches the feminine and the feminine energy forms and holds the masculine energy.  The mind (masculine) is the navigator, and the heart (feminine) is the rudder deep in the waters that keeps us on our love course.

When we feel we are flying solo, and have “lost our wing-man”,  we can feel a sense of abandonment.  To bring us back into formation and graceful flight, we look to Eucalyptus essential oil.  The beauty and efficacy is, after all, in the pattern.  The sweetest, most syrupy genetic beginnings take flight with both aspects guiding and serving the internal compass.  We can then draft off one another when tired, protect the others’ flank, and have each rudder in different waters.

We need only look to the pattern of the maple seed pod, and simultaneously listen the wisdom of the Eucalyptus tree.  This “tree speak” tells us that Eucalyptus essence will clean up any mire of any bog, and so is useful for asthma and vaginitis both.  She addresses the grief of feeling abandoned and works to remediate any phlegm in the lungs or nasal passages.  From the shamanic perspective, because this essence reminds us to bring all parts of ourselves back into proper formation, we can use her to astral project for great distances in meditations.  Clean up and fly right!