Traveling Jo

My experience of Havasu Falls, Arizona. My heart is full and emotions are mixed. The pristine turquoise water competes only with the turquoise stones adorned on the wrists and neckwear of the native people there. Their deep soulful heritage and nobility preserved against all odds and historical oppression and modern day commercialism. Like the hidden falls and water full of spirit. The waterfalls were not only majestic- but awe-inspiring. I had seen pictures ... but until I stood beneath the tremendous power and energy of the falls- the experience of the sheer force of movement blasting me like a torrential wind without even standing beneath it- I could have never understood the true essence of the Water energy. I am contemplating the FOUR elements as I write. The Air (hot and humid, like breathing in when I blow dry my hair after a shower) The Fire (The sun that layered over our bodies with blanketing and suffocating heat) The Earth (The presence of thousands of souls and footfalls th...

When traveling, there's a few essential oils I always like to have on hand. These cover the basics of what dilemmas can often arise when out of your normal environment. Crossing the globe for leisure and service trips inevitably has taken me to third world countries and cultures where water and flushing toilets was a rarity- let alone access to an aspirin. Having some non-toxic and small essentials is a day saver. Whether we are traveling overnight locally or to the other side of the world, my carry on has these tucked into the pocket. My Three Basics: On Guard  (this oil is made to boost immunity and can be used as a sanitizing spray too.) On Guard Peppermint  (helps you stay awake and can be used to brush your teeth or relieve a headache.)  Peppermint DigestZen  (is great for stomach issues that can arise from eating unusual cuisine that your stomach isn't used to, but also helps to clear stuffy noses and congestion.) DigestZen   Let's go deeper into how to us...