The Lavender Line of Harvest Moon Farms

Lavender bliss.
Heavenly lavender.

I have had a love affair with lavender since I was a teen. The stories, lore, uses and history spoke to my romantic heart and it's clean scent to my Virgo fastidiousness.

I have used lavender oil in my diffuser during my healing sessions so often that at this point, whenever I smell the scent of lavender I'm instantly raised up into a different state of consciousness.  The scent evokes a higher, peaceful, more balanced state for. Almost instantly. For my clients who have been with me for a long time, it can do that for them too. I have one client who told me that one of her favorite things about her sessions is the smell of my sheets. Here at The Hermitage I grow several varieties of lavender and after harvesting, I put some in my linen closet. The scent lightly permeates everything in there. It's lovely.

Butterfly in our Moon Garden 

I have tried so many essential oil and soap lines, and some are tried and true. In the past, when it comes to lavender oil, I usually buy whatever is most convenient at the time. But I have since learned that there are ethical and environmental consequences in the production of "cheap essential oils." The link has an important read on something most of us are not aware of. And if your a energy or bodyworker or just someone wanting to live a more conscious life, I suggest you look into how the oils you buy are harvested and made.

I recently tried Harvest Moon Farm's lavender oil and ...I am in love.Listen, I have been deeply inhaling the clean scent since I discovered it's beauty back in the 70's, so I have smelled a lot of lavender in all it's forms, believe me.

The smell of this oil had the classic clean scent of lavender but it was ...softer. The sharpness of lavender was blurred a bit, made rounder and fuller. I can't fully describe it. It's kind of intangible really, but it's beautiful. You'll just have to try it and see what I mean.It's like trying to describe energy work or Reiki. It's something you have to experience to understand.