Vibrational Healing With Pine Essential oil

What Is Vibrational Healing?

Vibrational healing is a holistic practice that uses energy frequencies to promote physical, emotional, and spiritual well-being. Everything in the universe vibrates at specific frequencies, including our bodies. When these frequencies become imbalanced due to stress, illness, or trauma, vibrational healing works to restore harmony by applying energy through sound, crystals, essential oils, or other tools

In aromatherapy, for instance, essential oils carry unique vibrational signatures that can align with and uplift your body's energy field. Similarly, herbs and teas infuse subtle energetic properties that help recalibrate your inner frequency. The goal is to clear energetic blockages, boost your natural healing capacity, and create a state of balance that supports living your best magical life.

Think of vibrational healing as tuning a cosmic radio—when your frequency is synced up, everything feels more vibrant, clear, and connected. So lets take a deep dive one by one into some essential oils in the coming posts and I wouldn't be myself if I didn't start off the series with my favorite: Pine ( Pinus sylvestris)

Mountain Air

Botanical name: Pinus sylvestris

Note: Middle

Method of extraction: Steam Distillation

Parts used: Needles and cones

Scent profile: Clean, coniferous, fresh, green, and refreshing

Color Representation: Brown, bluish green, green, red, turquoise

Chakra: root

Zodiac sign: Capricorn, Sagittarius

Planet(s): Earth, Jupiter

Number(s): 3

Animal(s): Porcupine, turtle

Element(s): Air, Earth

Affirmation: I spend quality time in nature every day. I have an intimate connection with Mother Nature and her loving tools for natural healing. I find balance in all aspects of my life.

Complementing stones: Black obsidian, green moss agate, howlite, red calcite, tree agate and turquoise

Chemical Componets: Borneol, bornyl acetate, terpinyl acetate, cadinene, camphene, dipentene, phellandrene, pinene, sylvestrene

Therapeutic Properties: Analgesic, antibacterial, anti-fungal, anti neuralgic, anti parasitic, antiphlogistic, antirheumatic, antiscorbutic, antiseptic, antispasmodic, antiviral, decongestant, deodorizer, diuretic,stimulative, tonic, vulnerary.

Spiritual Uses: Pine has a protective energy that benefits highly intuitive people. It helps create a filter for and barrier from negative psychic energy and unwanted influences. It's energy lends itself to a stronger connection with Mother Earth and earth-centered spirituality.

Mental uses: Pine supports the mind during times of adverse conditions. it protects and strengthens the mind and prevents succumbing to negative energy.

Emotional uses: Helpful in times of potential emotional breakdown. Helps release feelings of resentments, self pity and bitterness.

Physical Uses: Helps to cleanse the kidneys and clear up congested skin conditions like psoriasis and eczema. It helps flush the lymphatic system and remove excess fluids from the body. Pine is ANTISEPTIC and offers relief from respiratory illness such as asthma, bronchitis, cough, colds and sinus infections. Use it to relieve pain, muscular exhaustion, and muscle aches.

Safety: Possible skin irritant. Do not use if pregnant or nursing

Popular Pine Diffuser blends

Forest mint

This combination delivers an uplifting and calming aroma that combines grounding wood with bright mint. 

• 3 drops Pine

• 3 drops Spearmint

• 2 drops Eucalyptus G

• 2 drops Cedarwood. 

Citrus and pine

For a blend that is both clean and refreshing, add citrus notes.

• 4 drops Pine

• 4 drops Orange

• 2 drops Bergamot. 

Classic pine tree

This is a warm and relaxing blend that gives off the traditional scent of a real Christmas tree. 

• 3 drops Pine (or White Fir)

• 2 drops Cedarwood

• 1 drop Eucalyptus ( Radiata or Globulous)

Snow Day

Smells like fallen snow. One of my Favorites and its so simple. 

• 3 drops Pine

• 3 drops Peppermint

How to create your own pine blend

Crafting your own pine essential oil blend is like bottling a breath of the forest. To create a unique and harmonious pine recipe, follow the 30/50/20 blending rule. This involves using 30% top notes, 50% middle notes, and 20% base notes. 

Top notes (30%)

These are the lighter scents that hit your nose first.

• Good pairings with pine: Citrus oils like lemon, grapefruit, and bergamot add a bright, fresh scent. Mint oils such as peppermint and spearmint add a fresh, invigorating aroma. 

Middle notes (50%)

These scents create the body of your blend and give it character. 

• Good pairings with pine: Lavender and rosemary provide herbaceous and floral elements. Spikenard and coriander add a subtle spicy scent. 

Base notes (20%)

These are the heavier, more grounding scents that linger the longest. 

• Good pairings with pine: Other woodsy oils like cedarwood and cypress pair well. Frankincense and myrrh add a warm, rich, and earthy quality. 

Have fun and be creative . Have a set intention in mind ( aromatically, therapeutically, etc..) and go from there.