Generational Emotional Mapping (GEM) Therapy

What is Generational Emotional Mapping?

Generational Emotional Mapping Therapy is based on the premises that whenever there is a shock or trauma that is not resolved, the feelings associated with the trauma can be felt in the body, such as an aching heart, a knot in the stomach, etc. These feelings become associated with emotions. These emotions can have a direct effect on our well-being if left unresolved. G.E.M. Therapy recreates a map of where it began, with whom it started with, what factor the emotion is running through, the oil that will address the emotion(s) and the affirmation of the oil to create a shift in the old incorrect perception. This information is all held in the subconscious energetic body or the physical body and can be accessed with body testing (a form of kinesiology).

How can Generational Emotional Mapping help me?

This is a protocol developed by Joyce Turkington to quickly find the factors creating disharmony on the mental, emotional, and physical levels.   G.E.M. can quickly help you to identify the factors that are at the root of your symptomatology; the Who, What, When, Where, Why and How of the issues using kinesiology and selected words and phrases.  G.E.M. Therapy gets to the root of misperceptions quickly and efficiently.  

Reference:
Turkington, Joyce M.. Generational Emotional Mapping: Reprogramming the Subconscious with Essential Oils (p. 19). K-Bay Publications. Kindle Edition.  

*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. 

Introduction

Aromatherapy is a holistic healing practice that utilizes natural plant extracts, known as essential oils, to promote physical, emotional, and spiritual well-being. It has been practiced for centuries across various cultures, from ancient Egyptians to modern-day practitioners. This webpage aims to provide you with comprehensive information about aromatherapy, its history, benefits, and practical applications.

History of Aromatherapy

The roots of aromatherapy can be traced back over 6,000 years when ancient civilizations such as Egypt, China, and India first used aromatic plants for their healing properties. Essential oils were used in religious rituals, cosmetics, and medicinal applications. Throughout history, the knowledge of essential oils and their therapeutic properties spread across the globe, and today, aromatherapy is a widely accepted and popular form of alternative therapy.

What are Essential Oils?

Essential oils are the essence of a plant, a gift from the earth, distilled and prepared for you to bring the power of nature into your home. Inside many plants—hidden in roots, seeds, flowers, bark—are concentrated, highly potent chemical compounds. These natural compounds are essential oils. Essential oils give a plant its scent, protect it from hazardous environmental conditions, and even assist it with pollination, among other important functions and benefits.

How do Essential Oils work?

When you open a bottle of pure, unadulterated essential oil, your senses are instantly filled with its potent aroma, even from a distance. What your nose detects are the naturally occurring elements of the essential oil. Every essential oil varies in its natural makeup, so aromas and benefits are also unique. For example, Lavender oil includes elements that make it effective for soothing skin irritations, reducing anxiousness and feelings of tension, and promoting a restful environment for sleep. Meanwhile, when taken internally, Frankincense oil supports immune, nervous, and digestive systems, and aids in healthy cellular function.* 

How Can I benefit from Essential Oils? 

Do you feel like you've started to hear a lot about essential oils in the last few years? While you might think essential oils are a new, hip trend, plant extracts and plant-based products are deeply rooted in the traditions of the past. Essential oils have been used by ancient civilizations across the globe for:

• Aromatherapy
• Personal care
• Healthcare practices
• Religious ceremonies
• Beauty treatments
• Food preparation

Curious about how you might use essential oils in your everyday life? Essential oils can be used to

• Support good oral hygiene,*
• Reduce appearance of skin imperfections*
• Promote healthy digestion*
• Cleanse and purify the air,
• Promote an uplifting atmosphere
• Maintain healthy respiratory system and clear breathing*
• And more!

What are Essential oils Used for Today? 

Historically, essential oils were used as part of cultural practices and traditions. However, we now have increasing scientific evidence and research showing that essential oils can be effectively and safely used in a wider range of day-to-day practices and routines for amazing natural health benefits. Today, essential oils can be used for cooking, household cleaning, personal hygiene, sleep, boosting immunity, emotional health, weight management, and much, much more.*  When you use essential oils, you'll have more natural solutions and fewer toxic, synthetically manufactured products in your life and home.

Methods of Application

There are several ways to enjoy the benefits of aromatherapy:

1. Inhalation: Diffusers, personal inhalers, and steam inhalation are common methods for enjoying the aromatic benefits of essential oils.
2. Topical application: Essential oils can be applied directly to the skin when properly diluted with a carrier oil, like coconut or almond oil.
3. Bath and spa treatments: Adding essential oils to your bath, massage oils, or body care products can provide a luxurious and therapeutic experience.
4. Aromatherapy products: Candles, room sprays, and cleaning products infused with essential oils can bring the benefits of aromatherapy into your everyday life.

Safety Precautions

It's essential to practice aromatherapy safely and responsibly:

1. Dilute essential oils before applying them to the skin.
2. Perform a patch test to check for possible allergic reactions.
3. Keep essential oils out of reach of children and pets.
4. Consult a qualified aromatherapist or healthcare professional for guidance, especially if you are pregnant, nursing, or have a pre-existing medical condition.

Aromatherapy is a powerful and natural approach to health and well-being, offering numerous benefits for the mind, body, and spirit. By understanding the properties and applications of essential oils, you can harness the power of nature to enhance your overall quality of life.