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agameofthree NA Deity


Joined: 19 Sep 2007 Posts: 983 Location: Born in Arizona, moved to Babylona
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Posted: Sun Jun 29, 2008 5:37 pm Post subject: Meditation With the Gods: Thoth |
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| Light of Thoth: In his writing chamber the Ibis of scribe contemplative over his papyrus. Unsure of the next turn of words he puts down his writing instrument. Sometimes things can come to you if you do not ask of them anything. Interpretations, imagination, the power of forgiving... all of this is within the soul. All the writing that was before and continues to be can all be discerned by closing our eyes and opening them again when we are ready to open them. We must not force anything let it not be ready to live. We must let it open as a flower opens upon the light of day and closes again within the softness of night. Thoth returns to desk and picks up his writing instrument and the art begins to flow with no preconception because art and life should never be forced until you are ready to open your eyes again and see beyond what it is you think you see. The Meditation with the Gods is a new Collection from NA to intrigue the senses with the SCentuality of scent and thought. Vanilla Amber Resin, Cedar, Oak, Egyptian Nag Champa, Egyptian Frankincense and spices of an Egyptian Souk. |
Bottle: Cedar and dark resins.
Me: This is a very woodsy blend on me. I tend to amp cedar, and it's definitely there, very strongly, at first. It overpowers the other scents, but I can detect a hint of the spices and the more incensey notes. This is a very earthy and centered scent for me. _________________
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myth NA Deity


Joined: 31 Jul 2007 Posts: 357 Location: the outer edges of terminus
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Posted: Mon Jun 30, 2008 5:50 pm Post subject: |
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This is a very woody blend indeed! The overall impression is that of spiced wood. Not pencil shavings though, as people often fear in cedar. I think the oak dominates the cedar a bit, because oak was the first thing I identified. Nor do the spices make it at all foody. It is kind of dark and solemn, yet still comforting. I think this must be what an Ent would smell like.
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lorencita NA Deity


Joined: 11 Dec 2007 Posts: 238
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Posted: Thu Jul 10, 2008 4:30 pm Post subject: |
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This is truly amazing! This scent is so grounding to me. I didn't use it for meditation, but I did wear it to bed. I slept like an angel... and I'm an insomniac! I slept deep and hard. I will say that this scent is a deep, slightly dark & spicy with a side of sweet. What a combo. I really think that all these meditation blends are something to experience. I CANNOT WAIT to sniff this in a couple months cause I totally know that this is going to age like a champ... just like the rest of the NA scents I have. This is just some kind a special. Loving it is an understatement and I truly thank NA for making these incredible blends
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gaia NA Supreme Deity


Joined: 25 Jun 2007 Posts: 685 Location: Zwolle, NL
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Posted: Fri Jul 11, 2008 3:23 am Post subject: |
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Ooh this is just beautiful!
Like Lorencita said : it's very grounding..... I guess because of the wood notes, which truly evoke a feeling of being in the woods.....at night, with the pale blue light of the moon just barely reaching the place where you sit.
Underneath a big tree.....totally peaceful......
I can see how this would indeed be a very nice oil to use at bedtime.
The woods I smell are not of the dry kind.....this smells like fresh wood, with a little spice and sweetness.....the scent deepens and gets drier when it dries on my skin....picking up more of an incense vibe, not exactly smoky, but more resinous I guess......
I'm really diggin' the Meditation oils!  _________________ ordinarily insane, but has lucid moments when merely stupid......
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Nimthiriel NA Egyptite


Joined: 01 May 2008 Posts: 45
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Posted: Wed Aug 13, 2008 10:30 am Post subject: |
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Initial impression:
This is surprisingly herbal – not at all what I expected with notes like that...
First on:
Really green! There must be more ”planty” things in here...
Dry:
After about 10 mins, it's still a herbal blend with a tiny bit of incense to it. Could it be the cedar and oak just going nuts on me? Hmm. Maybe this would just do better in an oil burner...
Finally:
Probably getting rid of this one... Nice to try, though.
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SaphyRyan NA Elite


Joined: 26 Jun 2007 Posts: 68 Location: London, UK
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Posted: Wed Aug 13, 2008 5:09 pm Post subject: |
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Oh I truly love this blend of spiced wood. I feel like I'm in that temple RA describes and the embers are burning and the incense is lifting upward. In my meditation I really did feel a sense of leaving my body. These meditation blends truly are for meditation. I know they can be used for regular use but I insist everyone really take some time out and experience these scents the way they were intended or I should say they were created for us that needed another dimension in our meditations. When I was in India I smelled this in the Temples and I am taken back to this sacred place where I am alone in it and yet I am around so much love and positivity. Maybe that's just all the people in the forum? I sense a great peace with this scent and an uplifting like being under the security and warmth of the wings of a God. _________________ Never end only learn from it until it becomes the beginning.
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Crosewhisper NA Deity


Joined: 31 Mar 2008 Posts: 1052 Location: The Nest
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Posted: Wed Aug 27, 2008 6:54 pm Post subject: |
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| Sweetened woods, frankincense, spiced with the subtle smoke of incense. This has such a airy coolness about it, transient yet full of depth.
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