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Gaia Tossing, FCCI, BCRS, LMT, RCR and Joy Goble, CCA  will present a CARE
Intensive & Nature Retreat at Fall Creek Falls State Park, Pikeville, TN April
17-19th .  Free time is built into the schedule for participation in other
retreat and recreational activities such as hiking, Yoga classes, Alternative
Health booths, etc. at this beautiful nature park just 2 hours from Nashville.
Would you like to soak up nature as you learn about her precious oils?  It is
posted now, and online registration is available through www .raindroptraining
.com. Limited spaces available for Applied Vitaflex and Raindrop Technique. 
Bible Oils, Chemistry and Emotional Release are open seating.  NCBTMB Continuing
Education credits (25 total hours) are available for all classes.  Classes count
toward Certification and Licensing for Raindrop Practitioners.  Please join us
for this unusual spa nature retreat!

For more details contact registrar:  Gaia Tossing, FCCI, BCRS, LMT, RCR
careclasses @yahoo.com
www .RaindropTraining .com
(615) 496-3366

Hi Jann

Sorry I missed your meeting again.  I was busy and unable to come.  I
am sure your talk was interesting.  Maybe next month?

Jan

Essential Oils Discussion Group - June Meeting

I hope you can join us for the next Young Living Essential Oils Discussion Group meeting - always on the 4^th Tuesday of the month at 6pm. We will continue our series on Wellness with a discussion of how essential oils can be used to ease particular health conditions. Essential oil basics can be included, depending on the attendees needs; it is always a good refresher. You are encouraged to bring your friends and family to learn more about the benefits of Young Living Essential Oils.

$10 materials fee. 

Tuesday, June 24^th at 6pm

Moon Room at People House

3035 W 25th St

Denver, CO 80211

Free parking in lot behind people house can be accessed on Grove between 25th and 26th.

Please RSVP by calling Jann Griffiths at 720 318 4053 or contacting her via her website below.

http://TwoCompassionateHands.com

I hope you can join us for the next Young Living Essential Oils Discussion Group meeting on Tuesday, May 27th at 6pm. We will start our series on Wellness with discussions of how essential oils can be used to ease or "cure" particular health conditions, ones we or someone we know is experiencing.

If you have a particular condition you would like to discuss, please let me know so we can add it to the agenda.

We have a new permanent location in the Moon Room at People House, which is located at 3035 W 25th St. Denver , CO 80211 . I am excited about this new series and hope you can join us. Please RSVP via e-mail or by calling me at 720 318 4053.

Young Living Essential Oils Discussion Group - May Meeting

Tuesday, May 27th at 6pm

Moon Room at People House

3035 W 25th St

Free parking in lot behind people house can be accessed on Grove between 25th and 26th.

Be well,

Jann Griffiths, MS

Certified Massage Therapist

http://TwoCompassionateHands.com

According to the Essential Oils Desk Reference (EDR), 2007 4th Edition:

Shingles is a short-lived viral infection of the nervous system that starts with fatigue,  fever,  chills, and intestinal upset. The affected skin areas become sensitive and prone to blistering. One attack usually provides immunity for life. However, for many people, particularly the elderly, pain can persist for months, even years.

NOTE: Occurrences of shingles around the eyes or on the forehead can cause blindness. Consult an ophthalmologist immediately if such outbreaks occur.

First Recommendations: Ravensara, niaouli, Thieves

Other Singles:
Blue cypress, elemi, Idaho tansy, tea tree, oregano, mountain savory, oregano, sandalwood, thyme, peppermint

Other Blends Australian Blue, Exodus II

Shingles Blend:
10 drops German chamomile
5 drops lavender
4 drops sandalwood
2 drops geranium

Application Method:
Topical – Dilute 50:50 with base oil; apply 6 – 10 drops to the affected area, back of neck and down the spine (where viruses reside).

Jann Griffiths, MS
http://TwoCompassionateHands.com

Greetings,

We had a good gathering at the first Denver Young Living Essential Oils Discussion Group. In addition to the enthusiastic women who filled the room, was the fragrance and healing properties of many essential oils that we shared.  Here are just a few oils and blends that we discussed.

The anti-tumor oil blend of cypress, frankincense and grapefruit that should be applied to the breasts daily. (1 drop - each oil per breast).

• Aroma Siez and Black Pepper reduce swelling.
• Basil and Black Pepper great for achy muscles.
• Frankincense and Myrrh are good for scars.

I am looking forward to our next monthly discussion group in May and will be sending out date, time and location information soon. You can start thinking about who you would like to bring as a guest or guests.

More information about oils and their uses can be found at Two Compassionate Hands.

In your good health,

Jann C Griffiths, MS, CMT, CR

We have a new Young Living Essential Oil Discussion group beginning
in April. This group is open to everyone. Come and share ideas, get
essential oil questions answered, and share in progressive health
care and recovery ideas.

Find out why Young Living essential oils are simply the best! Bring
your friends, your questions and your enthusiasm!

Please join  Ruby Gibson and Jann Griffiths for an informal Essential
Oil discussion group in North Denver, CO.

Date: Tuesday evening, April 29, 2008 from 6:00-8:00 pm

Location: 2751 Alcott Street, Suite #208
  Denver, CO 80211

Please RSVP by April 25th by calling Jann Griffiths 720-318-4053

$10 donation recommended. Tea and snacks served.

We look forward to seeing you all!

Use Lemon essential oil to clean off glue, tape and the like from
surfaces without a lot of elbow grease of scratching. Apply just a few
drops of oil in your palm and apply with your finger. Use a clean rag
to wipe the tape residue away. Works on glass, metal, wood and other
surfaces. Smells good and no harmful toxic chemicals.

Jann

Since I gave up using body care products with petroleum based
products I have been looking for an alternative for my body. Colorado
winters are very drying on my skin and I tend to get very itchy.
Using a recipe book for organic personal care products I made my own
version of Orange & Coconut Body Balm. It was easy to make and feels
great on my skin.

3/4 c. organic virgin olive oil
1/3 c. organic coconut oil
4 TBLS beeswax (I used a small new beeswax candle)

Melt above ingredients on low heat.

To one cup purified or distilled water add 20 drops of orange YLEO
and 20 drops of lavender YLEO (use could use 20 drops of lemon YLEO
and 20 drops of Purification YLEO instead).

Remove melted oil from heat and let cool for a few minutes before
adding the essential oils and water mixture slowly to the oil, stir
constantly with a wisk to ensure maximum blending of water, oil and
essential oils.

Store in a glass jar. It doesn't have to be refrigerated - use within
one year - this shouldn't be a problem because it feels so good to
use.