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1 day ago by Myrrh

You work hard, play hard…just to die at the end? Not if the God who created sex created life. The act of making love is enjoyable because it is building up to something greater than the process it takes to get there. The anticipation of how it will end is what makes it worth the work (physically, me ...

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2 days ago by David Roy Slentz

“More Myrrh” or “Myrhh-Myrrh”(pronounced “murmur”!) Wayne Pratt gave an anointed message a few weeks ago about the “Preparation of the Bride” (you can hear it on his website www.waynepratt.us) in which he spoke about Esther’s twelve-month preparation (not just a one-time “make-over”!). Since half of ...

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6 days ago by HerbalDigest

An ancient herb, guglipid is derived from the resin resembling a gum from the mukul myrrh tree. It dates back to thousands of years ago and has been used in India’s traditional Ayuverda medicine. The Mukul Tree The mukul tree, or Commiphora mukul, the plant from which gugulipid is extracted, is a sm ...

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8 days ago by HerbalDigest

During the medieval times, people relied on a number of herbal preparations to treat various ailments. In the twelfth century, people were not even aware of bacteria and viruses. As a result, illnesses were deemed as punishments from God. The underlying principle of medieval medicine revolved around ...

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9 days ago by Myrrh

The New York Times has done it again in How the Food Makers Captured Our Brains. Or maybe it’s just that I can’t help seeing spiritual metaphors in almost every story about human behavior. When I blogged The Allure of the Unlawful, it felt unfinished, so it was amusingly serendipitous that another N ...

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10 days ago by lindasmith

If you looked at the chemistry of myrrh essential oil you would guess that it is phototoxic because it has furanoid compounds which are known to cause phototoxicity. But on the contrary, the Ancient Egyptians used myrrh oil liberally on their skin to protect against the harsh desert sun. Myrrh Oil W ...

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11 days ago by Dr. Dennis Clark

The use of plants for healing is by far the worldâ??s oldest and most widely known therapy. Since the beginning of time, the knowledge of herbal remedies has been handed down from generation to generation. With the growth of synthetic drug manufacturing, however, the direct use of medicinal plants f ...

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11 days ago by anaturalday

Have a toothache but can’t afford the dentist right now? Buy some myrrh. Yes, it’s what the Wise Men brought baby Jesus, and it’s an amazing herb. Simply break open a capsule and put the powder directly on your tooth. It may taste like dirt, but your toothache will stop almost instantly! You can als ...

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12 days ago by cbynum

Young Living practitioners: “you are well-prepared to help!” Played: 37 | Download | Duration: 00:00:00 Click the Play button to start the training call. Presentation by Gary Young (Pre-Recorded May 10, 2009) In the wake of recent swine flu outbreak in Mexico, Young Living Founder Gary Young urges a ...

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12 days ago by riseupmylove

Remember the staff called “Beauty”… Doesn’t this stave represent one of the two witnesses at the end? Take a look at beauty within the Book of Esther… All of the words that are bolded speak of beauty in one way or another. Es 2:2-3, 12, 13 “Let beautiful young virgins be sought for the king; and let ...

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