Law of Nature — Attunement

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The Law of Nature governs the sacred rhythm of life—an ancient intelligence that flows through trees, rivers, wind, and heartbeat. It is not man-made law, but the deep pulse of existence itself. To align with this law is to return to the natural order—where life moves in cycles, growth unfolds in perfect timing, and every being plays its part in the greater harmony of the whole.

This sacred anointing oil attunes you to the Law of Nature, restoring your connection to the living web that surrounds and includes you. It grounds your energy into Earth’s stabilizing presence while simultaneously expanding your subtle sensitivity to the unseen language of the natural world. With this attunement, you begin to feel—not just observe—the rhythms and consciousness of plants, animals, elements, and ecosystems.

This oil offers deep support to:

  • Reconnect with the cyclical flow of life—seasons, growth, rest, and regeneration

  • Open intuitive communication with plants, animals, and natural spirits

  • Quiet the mental noise to better listen with the body and heart

  • Ground your energy into the wisdom and steadiness of Earth

  • Cultivate reverence for all living beings and your place within the whole

  • Awaken an embodied sensitivity to subtle changes in the environment

  • Balance your inner world by aligning with the outer natural rhythms

  • Remember that harmony is not control, but participation in life’s unfolding

Use this oil as a ritual tool during time in nature, plant medicine journeys, gardening, forest walks, or simply in moments where reconnection with the Earth is needed. Anoint your feet, base of the spine, or third eye to link your body and awareness into Earth’s energy field.

As you attune, speak this affirmation with reverence:
“I am in communion with the life of the Earth. I listen to the wisdom of plants, animals, and the rhythms of nature. I stand as one part of the living whole.”

This anointing oil is not just a scent—it is a remembering. A return. A deepening into the truth that you are not separate from nature—you are nature, dreaming itself alive through human form. When you walk in attunement with the Law of Nature, you step back into your rightful place within the sacred web of life—grounded, listening, connected, and whole.

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This would help in attuning the physical system to seasonal eating needs?

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Yeah

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All Anointing Oils are running low and we won’t have restock until next year — for some of them we only have between 1 and 5 bottles left, and a few are already sold out.

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Have used this one for a while, my primary intention for this one to fix my eating rhythm to the seasons and it has worked splendidly. I am also more attuned to life and death cycles in and around me.
Also plant communication is under development, I have managed to not kill anyone in last couple of months.

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Anyone or any plant? O.o

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Best kept under wraps :wink:
In general, for bugs, ants and insects too my patience has gone up.

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mosquito GIF

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Some day I will run towards them to hug them and they will run away discombobulated at the sudden flip of script :woman_dancing:

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My Patience for Insects is very very fluctuating.

I had one moth in my apartment about a month ago. I wanted to kill it, but then said to myself“Cmon man let it live, it won‘t hurt“

1 week later the moth had offspring. You can‘t imagine what my kitchen looked like. I swear at that moment I was happy I didn‘t have a girlfriend, because she would be disgusted by this sight :joy::joy:

So many moths flying around, plus little worms crawling on the ceiling.

I regret my decision, took my vacuum cleaner and went on a rampage…

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I can feel you, I have gone through these in last couple of years. These days, I try my best to guide them away from my dwelling place without killing them as much as possible. But it’s just best effort, not perfect. Our limbic systems still have predator prey imprints, the cycle keeps going on.

I have been pretty stupid with cockroaches, wasps and paid the price for it. But, I still wish to try.

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I don‘t really think it‘s possible to live without killing. That‘s literally lofe on earth

Without death there is no life. Sure senseless killing is definitely not necessary. But to go around being careful not to kill even the tiniest creatures would drive me mad.

In spiritual circles some people judge others, who kill insects.

They walk on grass and kill 100 of bugs every day :joy:

Some People are so stupid

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Yes, I understand why it might feel stupid. Compassion along with boundaries is something of a daily negotiation. Some need to develop one side more than others. It’s very true life without death is impossible and we need to avoid mindless destruction.

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This is a perfevt example.

I love Avatar but damn this made me laugh :joy::joy:

Listen to the end

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There was a time in my life when I didn’t want to kill any insects because I was really into Buddhism. Life gave me a slap in the face—my neighbors did some repairs in their house and all their cockroaches moved into mine. It was like the cockroaches knew nothing would happen to them there. Some snakes even started showing up (and I’m surrounded by houses, I don’t know where they could have come from). Then the pigeons invaded. The cockroach problem was terrible and hard to solve. In the end, we had to fumigate. Somehow, the situation made me realize that I was taking a boundary-less approach, even prioritizing others well-being over mine, and calling it compassion. Since I fixed that personal boundaries issue, the bugs have stayed away from my home :sweat_smile:

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Yes. All or nothing approach does not work. All about balance.
Balance was one of the virtues I had requested a while back.

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Totally agree. Without a doubt, it’s a virtue to practice every day.