We have all heard of the book “The Secret”, that uncovers the truth of our ability to manifest our wishes.  At frecklefarm organics, we have been applying the principles of “The Secret” and Spiritual Alchemy for over a decade, and we wanted to share our experience with the readers on how to become a professional manifestor and take control of your life using those principles.

Spiritual Alchemy is a process of purifying your soul to reach enlightenment, similarly to Alchemy using common metals, such as lead, to put them through a series of purifying processes until they become gold.    A journey that separates the physical from the spiritual only to reunite the two into fully harmonious whole as we come into full alignment with our highest self. The journey involved 7 processes described below.

Calcination

In Alchemy, calcination involves the element of fire and refers to heating a solid to high temperatures, for the purpose of removing impurities.  Spiritually, Calcination burns away the ego’s grip.  It may feel like everything we hold true is being endangered, as if someone pulled the rug right under our feet and we are free-falling through the abyss of the unknown, being torn to fragments, and then being burned to ashes.

Even though this may be painful, this process makes us realize that we have outgrown something that is no longer needed.  This stage allows us to break down our ego to see what is behind the veil.

The key is to surrender to this process, allowing the universe to unveil the lessons so that we allow it to burn away what is no longer serving our us.

Dissolution

Dissolution involves the element of water to support the process of releasing outgrown beliefs.  This stage of transformation is often brought about by hardships in our lives, shocking us out of our complacency.

The idea is to accept and express our emotions caused by trauma and painful events, while detaching from the experience, that triggered them in the past for them to get transmuted.

This is the beginning of spiritual maturity and spiritual awakening process.

Separation

The process of separation involves self-reflection to become aware of our authentic intuition hiding behind the ego.  During this process we feel disappointment and frustration with ourselves and/or others rather than ignoring the issue.

On the flipside, by being in tune with our intuition and our expression allows the Separation process to unfold.  The separation process deepens our understanding and appreciation of our emotions so that we can integrate our intuition into our daily life.

Conjunction

 The Conjunction relates to the heart and to the earth, where the spiritual meets the physical and the higher states of consciousness may be unified. 

There are fewer fears, and we start seeing our mistakes as necessary lessons for the awakening to occur at the right time. We begin to see the divine timing in everything and that everything happens for a reason.

Putrefaction

During this process we must again faces the ego’s attempt at dominance, however this time our experience is different.  We have a sense of higher force assessing us, that provides the support system needed to have better control over ourselves.

Putrefactions continues until we have “stewed in our own juices” enough to enter Fermentation.  

Fermentation

Just as Phoenix rises out of ashes, in Fermentation, a new wisdom may arise, based upon the breaking down of former beliefs.  We may suddenly become aware of why we act and feel a certain way, as old beliefs that no longer serve us fade away.

Distillation

During the process of Distillation, we realize that we are all interconnected.  We become more interested in the greater good of all, rather than in fulfilling our own ego.   

A distilled person surrenders to the higher forces and works with the moment of now to tune into their inner self.

Coagulation

As we transform from a caterpillar into a butterfly we embody self-aware, divine co-creators of our collective reality with a full understanding of the interconnection to all there is and that the inner and outer world are not different but a reflection of each other.  We become professional manifestors and co-creators of our own reality.

 

As described by a dermatologist in Instyle magazine: "A N.Y.C.-based cosmetic dermatologist Dr. Paul Jarrod Frank has to say about benefits of gold on the skin:  “Gold is used as an anti-aging ingredient, as it can help reduce inflammation, which is a cause of acne and hyper pigmentation. When applied topically, it also helps brighten the skin." 

 

The below list only describes some of the tremendous benefits of gold in skincare as described in Stylecrazy: 

• Reduces and prevent wrinkles
• Stimulates the skin cells
• Lightens the complexion
• Slows down collagen depletion
• Reduces sun damage
• Increases skin elasticity
• Reduces Inflammation
• Promotes glowing skin

 

As described in Livestrong:   "Gold leaf is used in the treatment and rejuvenation of skin conditions. "
"Gold locks in moisture and keeps skin firm by maintaining collagen in the skin and inhibiting the breakdown of elastin.  A study appearing in the “The Journal of the American Medical Association” reported the effect of gold leaf on low blood-flow skin ulcers. Findings showed a significant improvement in mouth legions and skin ulcers with no adverse reactions to gold leaf observed."
 
Where to buy:
24k gold infused 'revitalizing youth serum'
 
 
 

References:

1. http://www.stylecraze.com/articles/benefits-of-gold-for-skin-care/
2. http://www.instyle.com/news/what-happens-when-you-use-gold-infused-skincare-products
3. http://www.livestrong.com/article/278461-effects-of-gold-on-skin/

What Do Cosmopolitan, Allure and Marie Claire have in common? 

Yes, they are all amazing fashion forward beauty magazines, but also they agree on how amazing the benefits of Marula Oil are for the skin. This is the new 'it' oil, and we've got it!!! We know all about the benefits of Marula oil and that's why we use it as a base for our 'prana' and 'blue velvet' face serums along with other 'it' oils such as prickly pear fruit oil, argan oil, black current oil, and many more.  Marula oil is a versatile oil that has an impressive list of benefits and works excellent for all skin types. Yes, even oily, acne prone skin can benefit from this miracle oil.    

See for yourself what these major magazines say about this miracle oil...

As described By Marie Claire... “Marula oil is harvested from the nut inside the sweet marula fruit and has been a hallmark skincare cure-all for the Ovambo women in northern Namibia for centuries. Whether used unrefined on its own or as a key ingredient in a more complicated product, it's light in texture, super fast-absorbing, packed with nutrients and fatty acids that fight environmental aggressors, and *amazingly* hydrating.

Basically, it's got everything we want in an oil and then some—marula oil contains 60 percent more antioxidants than other oils, even our beloved Argan. So, what, exactly are all of it's beautifying powers? Here's everything that you need to know:

It works for every skin type: From dry to oily to sensitive skin, it's always naturally soothing, fast-absorbing, and never leaves a greasy residue.

It balances moisture levels: Whether it's used on its own or added to a skin product, a few drops on the face, neck, and décolleté will lock in moisture without leaving a thick residue. Plus, it will fight off free radicals that threaten your complexion. (You can also add a few drops to your foundations so they won't be as drying to the skin.)

It softens: It will leave your skin ultra-smooth to the touch in an instant, but just as importantly, it will help maintain that silky texture by hydrating and reversing the damage that left skin rough in the first place. Miracle worker? We say yes.

It's a total anti-ager: It's chock full of fatty acids and omega oils, as well as Vitamins E and C, which work together to repair free radical damage, like that from the sun exposure or pollution, which accelerate aging. It's been shown to improve skin elasticity and reduce the appearance of fine lines and deep-set wrinkles.

It fights acne, as well as treats blemishes and scars: Thanks to its hydrating and antimicrobial properties, applying it to your problem areas can help reduce the size and appearance of all kinds of blemishes. It can also reduce the appearance of scars and stretch marks."

 

As described in Cosmopolitan magazine...  "With a natural makeup that comes close to the oils your own body creates, marula oil — harvested in South Africa from the nut inside the marula fruit — plays nicely with your skin, healing and hydrating it without clogging or irritating it. How? It contains a high amount of antioxidants and essential fatty acids like omegas-6 and -9, which do a ton: They protect your skin from environmental aggressors (sun, pollution, wind, etc.) that can cause premature aging, and they absorb deeper and more easily into your skin, since the molecules are much smaller than traditional hydrating oils. (Traditional, thicker oils will sit on top and just lock existing moisture in.)

Scared of oils as an acne sufferer? This oil helps battle breakouts — for real! It's non-comedogenic because it's so high in omega fatty acids and absorbs quickly, so it won't clog your pores. And it can actually heal your blemishes faster (as it hydrates your skin), thanks to its antimicrobial properties that help fight future bacteria."

 

As described by Allure... "...pretty much everything short of bringing peace to the middle east...it's time to meet the new oil on the block: marula. It has a lot of selling points. It's moisturizing, but it won't clog your pores.

"It's rich in essential fatty acids that mimic those that exist naturally in the outer layer of the skin," says Joshua Zeichner, an assistant professor of dermatology at Mount Sinai Hospital in New York City.

It also contains the antioxidants, vitamin C, vitamin E and flavonoids.

But the best part? It's a surprisingly non-oily oil: "It's quickly absorbed into the skin without leaving you greasy," says Zeichner."

 

Shop for products with Marula Oil

• 'revitalizing youth serum' - for all skin types
• 'luxurious body elixir' - for all skin types

Sources:

• http://www.cosmopolitan.com/style-beauty/beauty/a36010/marula-oil/
• http://www.marieclaire.com/beauty/a14228/marula-oil-beauty-benefits/
• http://www.allure.com/beauty-products/2015/marula-oil-skin-hair-products#slide=1

 

'revitalizing youth serum' is a blend of high performance fruit seed and flower oils packed with vitamins + minerals such as vitamin A, B, C, and E, omega 3, 6, 9 and 7, magnesium, iron, calcium, potassium, infused in age defying 24k Gold to give life force to your skin.  

this luxurious combination has been mindfully curated to hydrate the skin and achieve a radiant and youthful glow.  

Benefits:

• Promotes skin elasticity and cell regeneration
• Prevents appearance of premature aging and formation of age spots
• Helps improve skin tone and texture
• Softening, brightening and pore tightening
• Adds a glamorous glow
• Antidepressant and aphrodisiac

Key Ingredients and their benefits:

Marula Oil: Marula oil is lightweight and absorbs easily. This makes it an effective moisturizer for dry or aging skin. It may be beneficial for smoothing and softening fine lines, preventing stretch marks, and keeping skin hydrated and well-nourished.

Rosehip Oil: One of the best oils for both optimizing healthy regeneration of skin cells and softening and smoothing scar tissue. It is fantastic for protecting and nourishing skin of all ages.

Olive Squalane:  Squalane is naturally found in olive fruits. The oil is light and easily absorbed into the skin without a greasy film. Leaves skin soft, smooth, silky and supple humectant.

Argan Oil: Rich in vitamins, antioxidants and fatty acids, Argan oil has anti-aging and restructuring properties and is suitable for all skin types from very dry to oily. It can help prevent stretch marks and scarring and has anti-inflammatory and sebum regulating properties making it a useful addition in products for acne.

Pomegranate Oil: This rare oil softens and rejuvenates by promoting healthy new cell growth making it excellent for nourishing dry and mature skin types. Rich in nutrients and anti-oxidants, pomegranate seed oil is both moisturizing and protective to the skin and has anti-ageing properties. It is a rich oil that works best blended with other oils for use in facial and body care products. It also has anti inflammatory properties making it useful in treating minor skin irritations.

CoQ10: fat-soluble substance present in all human cells. It is responsible for cell protection and production of the body’s energy. A handful of studies have shown that coenzyme Q10 (CoQ10) may have an effect on skin and the appearance of wrinkles, most notably by reducing UV damage, stimulating healthy collagen production, and reducing sub-stances in damaged skin that wreak havoc on its support structure. The latest research suggests that topical application of CoQ10 has antioxidant and anti-inflammatory effects.  

Red Raspberry Seed Oil: The oil works by creating a lipid barrier that stops skin from losing natural moisture. Retaining moisture helps to keep skin cells looking young and full. Raspberry oil adds hydration, sun protection and nourishing vitamins.

Kalahari Melon Oil: Kalahari melon seed oil is super-rich in linolenic acid; which makes up between 50% and 70% of its entire content. Used on the face, it gets to work unclogging pores and removing excess sebum from the surface of your skin. It makes skin look firmer and the appearance of wrinkles are often reduced. Packed full of antioxidants, and Vitamins A, C and E, it has a hydrating and tightening effect when applied.  It reduces inflammation caused by conditions like acne, as the combination of skin-friendly vitamins have a soothing effect. Kalahari melon seed oil is extremely light and easily absorbed by the skin. The oil can be effective at helping to repair skin damage and scars. Omega-6 and Omega-9 fatty acids aren’t created naturally within the body – so they must be added for their benefit to be realized. These stimulate skin cell growth, prompting regeneration and giving skin a much plumper, fresher appearance.

Camellia Seed Oil: Camellia oil is high in antioxidants and the fat-soluble vitamins A, E and D. It is perfect for dry, ageing, sun damaged or sensitive skins and is gentle enough to be used in baby products.

Daikon Seed Extract: Daikon Seed Extract possesses a very rare blend of C20, C18, and C22 Fatty Acids, which is a driving force behind the oil's hydrating and rejuvenating qualities. Radish Seed Oil is a natural emollient, proving it is equally beneficial for the hair as it is for the skin. The main chemical constituents of Radish Seed Carrier Oil include Vitamin A, Vitamin B6, Vitamin C, Vitamin E, Vitamin K, Folic Acid, Zinc, Palmitic Acid, Oleic Acid, Linoleic Acid, Gadoleic Acid, Stearic Acid, and Erucic Acid.

Prickly Pear Fruit Oil:  This carrier oil is high in Omega 6 fatty acids which work on dry skin, and help to hydrate and restore moisture. It works on the skin by helping to increase its ability to absorb oils and serum. The fatty acids contained in the oil help to replenish collagen which is an important part of maintaining skin's elasticity. The vitamins E and K in the oil work well on skin that looks tired and dull. These nutrients work on the appearance of wrinkles and fine lines, improving the quality of the skin and making it smooth and fresh, without being sticky or greasy. The polyphenols which have antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties help alleviate damage from the harsh sun. The main constituents of the prickly pear carrier oil are linoleic acid, oleic acid, naturally occurring carotenoids, Omega-6 fatty acids, vitamin C, and flavonoids.

Baobab Oil: Baobab Oil is packed with nutrients and minerals providing a wide range of skin care benefits. It nourishes the epidermis of the skin, the outermost layer of the skin that provides a waterproof barrier and creates our skin tone. This has the effect of softening the skin and giving it greater elasticity. It is used as an effective treatment for stretch marks helping to reduce their appearance. It can also help with a range of skin disorders including eczema, sunspots and psoriasis.

Açaí Oil: Açaí oil is a stunning green lipid that helps maintain optimal skin balance with its impressive antioxidant content and emollient properties. This oil can effectively restore skin elasticity, minimize the appearance of wrinkles and scarring, protect from oxidative stress, visibly even skin tone, mitigate visible signs of inflammatory conditions like acne, and effectively soothe dry, cracked skin. Açaí is packed with fatty acids, vitamins, minerals, anthocyanins, and polyphenols. Recently, research has shown promise for acaí oil as an inhibitor of melanin biosynthesis (tyrosinase inhibitor). It’s shown effectiveness being used on the treatment of melasma and age spots

Sea Buckthorn CO2: Sea buckthorn oil contains a number of compounds that can be beneficial to human health. These include fatty acids, including gamma linolenic acid (omega-6) and palmitoleic acid (omega-7)vitamins, including vitamin C, vitamin A, and vitamin E and antioxidants, such as flavonoids and polyphenols. According to a 2021 review of previous studies, sea buckthorn oil possesses several medicinal properties too. It is antibacterial, antifungal, anti-inflammatory

Black Currant Seed Oil:  Black Currant Seed Oil is packed with rich amounts of fatty acids, Vitamin C and polyphenol phytochemicals, which makes black currant oil a desirable ingredient for skin care. The oil is mainly comprised of essential fatty acids (e.g.  linolenic acid, linoleic, and linolenic acids). Given its overall lipid content, black currant oil is well-tolerated in oil-based emulsions and proves effective in penetrating the skin’s surface. Subsequently, black currant oil constituents demonstrate their ability to integrate amongst the skin’s membrane barrier, which results in improved water-retention and an overall increase in skin hydration. Secondly, as a source of Vitamin C and phytochemicals, black currant oil contributes antioxidant protection that helps to protect the skin from harmful free radicals present in the environment.

24k Gold: Gold particles have been shown to have antioxidant properties and therefore could help protect the skin’s surface from damage caused by free radicals.

Full Ingredients List: Marula Oil, Camellia Seed Oil*, Rosehip Oil*, Olive Squalane, Argan Oil, Black Currant Seed Oil,  Pomegranate Oil, CoQ10, Red Raspberry Seed Oil, Kalahari Melon Oil, Daikon Seed Extract, Prickly Pear Fruit Oil, Baobab Oil*, Acai Oil, Sea Buckthorn CO2, Neroli Essential Oil Blend*, 24k Gold
*Organic

 

 Where to buy: 
24k gold infused 'revitalizing youth serum' 

 

Online References:

• http://www.cosmopolitan.com/style-beauty/beauty/a36010/marula-oil/ 
• http://www.smartskincare.com/treatments/topical/coq10.html
• http://www.elle.com/beauty/makeup-skin-care/news/a27040/cactus-oil-for-skin/
• http://www.bustle.com/articles/52061-why-sea-buckthorn-oil-is-the-next-big-thing-in-wrinkle-and-acne-prevention
• http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/06/07/rosehip-seed-oil-benefits_n_3375871.html
• http://www.livestrong.com/article/241465-squalane-skin-care-benefits/
• https://www.organicfacts.net/health-benefits/essential-oils/neroli-essential-oil.html
• http://www.livestrong.com/article/278461-effects-of-gold-on-skin/

 

Increasing amount of studies have shown that these chemicals included in most conventional skincare are found to be carcinogenic.  I share this with you in hopes to spread the message to the consumers so that corporate companies can take accountability for the products they produce.

Many skincare brands include petroleum bi-product called MINERAL OIL, yes, it's a petroleum product that causes many skin conditions, including cancer.  

Why Should I avoid Mineral Oil?

Mineral oil is a colorless and odorless oil that’s made from petroleum. Our skin does not recognize this as a nutrient and it does not penetrate the skin. However it provides a coating that may feel smooth to the touch but it's actually harmful because it prevents our pores to breath and eliminate toxins from our body properly, causing breakouts on the skin and disease in the body.

See other toxic  ingredients to be avoided below: 

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