100% natural camphor ♥ 90 g

It DOES NOT TOLERATE negative vibrations ♥ – that’s where I’d start – my own experience, when I was literally furious/out of sorts/my head completely elsewhere = ungrounded  – as I gently heated my camphor – I discovered that 140 degrees IS TOO MUCH FOR IT, that 100-110 degrees is more than enough and it bubbles away peacefully, and you immediately feel ever greater relaxation, from your muscles right through to your inner self, naturally – when inhaled, the effect is almost IMMEDIATE …. so it is a highly effective neutraliser, both for spiritual cleansing and concentration – cleansing indoor spaces, AS WELL AS for those who are physically ill, even at a more advanced stage of treatment – I mean its relaxing effect on them, it not only disinfects the space but also invigorates the person recovering  . .  AND!! – excellent for rituals – personally, if I may, I recommend placing it in the corners (top right / bottom left)  and letting the camphor work, especially if you are struggling with entities, discarnate spirits ♥ you’ll give them a really hard time – 😃 

Camphor is obtained by steam distillation from the wood of the evergreen camphor tree (Cinnamomum camphora) . . You can mix it with other resins or herbs, but I recommend using it on its own  ♥  I always mix it in my little lamp / let it dissolve together with calendula oil, WHICH YOU’LL GET FROM ME  ABSOLUTELY FREE ♥ when you buy 1 pack of camphor   … Natural camphor is a solid crystalline substance that must be dissolved before use in a small amount of high-strength ethanol or in vegetable oil with gentle heating :

Camphor is used as a cold compress for sore joints, sprains, swelling and bruises. It is suitable as an ingredient in creams and ointments. It is increasingly used externally in the form of camphorated alcohol, ointments or oils for rheumatic diseases and muscle pain, and in veterinary medicine for strains and sprains. In homeopathy, camphor is given to strengthen the body at the onset of a cold.

Camphor has a very distinctive, pleasantly woody eucalyptus scent and, like menthol, has a mildly cooling effect. At higher concentrations, camphor can affect the central nervous system, kidneys and respiratory centre . . . ♥
Camphor is considered to have hyperaemic, local anaesthetic, expectorant, pain-relieving, itch-relieving, antiseptic and central analeptic properties. Its medical use is largely based on tradition rather than controlled scientific studies. Camphor is perceived as effective simply because of its warming properties and its scent . . . .  ABOVE ALL, Do not drink it !!!!!!