Gaye Levy's Tips for Living a Joyful, Healthy & Stress Free Life
As you may have surmised, the EO world can be quite snarky.
To tell the truth, in my opinion. there is not a whole lot of difference between the premium essential oil companies that include DoTerra, Young Living, Rocky Mountain, Spark Naturals, Florihana, and others. These are all reputable companies that sell quality products that are 100% pure. Does this surprise you?
Here are my thoughts.
I do not talk about it much here on the website, but I am frequently interviewed about this or that. Mostly, the “this” is about prepping and the corresponding role of women within the context of survivalism. Lately, the “that” has been about essential oils.
Along those lines, when my long-term BFF, George Ure, decided to dabble in essential oils, he had a bunch of questions. He posed them in an interview format and posted them on over his site, Urban Survival.
Here for you are my answers. They represent my current thoughts on essential oils, presented in a question and answer format.
This is not going to be your traditional Thanksgiving message. Instead, I am going to share my personal feelings about this time of year and buck the trend to stuff your inbox with “deals of the day” just so I can make a buck or two.
Thanksgiving and this time of year, in general, is not an easy one for me. There are many reasons that lead me to dread the frantic effort to bring people that may not like each other together, prepare meals that give you indigestion and make you feel ill, and, of course, rack up debt by purchasing gifts that may or may not be welcome.
For me, it is all too much. That doesn’t mean that I am not thankful for many things, but rather that I make Thanksgiving and the holidays more personal, with a private bucket list of things to do and to be grateful for.
For that reason, I tend to hunker down on this day and spend time on this day doing things I love and to heck with obligation and tradition. But that is just me. Perhaps your circumstances are different.
Does this make me antisocial? Perhaps, but read on.
