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CELIBACY Perfume Oil
Price $15.00This natural perfume reinforces Simplicity, Comfort and Emotional Warmth. Eases loneliness and helps to remedy excessive sexual impulses. Cardamon, Bergamot, Marjoram, Labdanum, Lavender and Flower Essences.
Lavender, Cardamon and Marjoram help to remedy excessive sexual impulses, ease loneliness, rejection and a broken heart. Aromatherapy's Bergamot helps to reduce anxiety and compulsive behavior cycles, and balances emotions and instills composure. We add Labdanum Rock Rose and supportive Flower Essences.
Reapply as often as necessary and Inhale deeply!
Ingredients: Jojoba, Essential Oils of Lavender, Cardamon, Marjoram, Bergamot and Labdanum and Flower Essences.
The Goddess Artemis Diana , pictured here at the Diana Fountain in Mexico City, is known worldwide as "Virgin, Woman Whole Unto Herself." "From Artemis' perspective, sexual intimacy may be evasion, flight from self, flight from one's passion, even flight from the other. Her refusal to give herself expresses her respect, not Her rejection of the other. Her essential chastity expresses not frigidity, but passion. She gives herself to her own passion, her own wildness - not to another ...Artemis is as goal directed as the arrows She shoots from Her bow. The virginity of Artemis is not asexuality, but an erotic and challenging ideal. Artemis is not willing to hide her sexuality, nor to yield to it. She is not going to let Herself be raped as Her Mother [in the Greek patriarchal period story of Hera], nor will She be co-opted into denying her sexuality to make things easier for the men who might feel desire for Her. Artemis chooses to live chaste, virginal, solitary, to have unflinching knowledge of one's own instinctuality, bodily desires and responses. To know one's body, one's emotions, one's longings as one's own, acutely sensitive to the intertwining of strength and vulnerability in women's lives. Artemis is Herself in Her self-containment." Christine Downing quoted from an article in Women of Power Magazine, Winter 1990.