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Eucalyptus leaves, cool grey-green

For anxiety

Peace That Guards

Eucalyptus · Spearmint

Fragrance oil for warmers and diffusers, 1 oz vial of it, undiluted. This is the scent, not the ingredient. It is not edible and it is not for skin.

The fragrance, note by note

Two sharp green notes and nothing hiding behind them, for a passage about naming things plainly.

A fragrance has no power of its own. Every one of these came out of the ground, off a tree, out of a flower that was made and called good long before anyone thought to bottle it. What follows is what each note has meant to people, and where scripture happens to touch it. The meaning is the part we chose on purpose.

  1. 01

    Eucalyptus

    Cold, green and unmistakable. It is the smell of a room being opened up, and almost nobody meets it without knowing immediately what it is. It has no gentle version. That directness is the reason it sits on this verse: Paul does not suggest easing into it, he says name the thing, out loud, by name.

  2. 02

    Spearmint

    Mint is in the same botanical family as hyssop, the plant Israel was told to gather in a bundle and use to mark the doorposts on the night of the Passover. It was the herb of marking a threshold, of saying this house, this door, this one is covered. Philippians 4:7 uses a garrison word: peace posted like a guard at a gate.

  3. 03

    Nothing underneath

    There is no wood or musk holding up the base, so this one is bright the whole way through and then it is over. It was blended to be noticed rather than to linger, because the instruction in the verse is something you do again each time, not once.

OIL AND ASHES

Peace That Guards

Eucalyptus · Spearmint

Do not be anxious about anything. Instead, in every situation, through prayer and petition with thanksgiving, tell your requests to God. And the peace of God that surpasses all understanding will guard your hearts and minds in Christ Jesus.

PHILIPPIANS 4:6-7

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Preview the thread

All four come printed on the card in the package. You are not choosing one here, you get the whole thread. Read it in full.

1 oz vial of undiluted oil, twice the usual half-ounce bottle. Every passage is printed whole on the card, so you can read them with a dead phone and without scanning anything. The bottle carries the name, what it smells of, and the code.

Where this thread starts

Do not be anxious about anything. Instead, in every situation, through prayer and petition with thanksgiving, tell your requests to God. And the peace of God that surpasses all understanding will guard your hearts and minds in Christ Jesus.
Philippians 4:6-7  ·  NET  ·  Read the passage

Paul wrote this from prison, which is worth knowing before you read it. The peace he describes is posted like a guard, not felt like a mood.

A full ounce

The house standard for a home fragrance oil is half an ounce, and some sell a third. Ours is a full ounce of undiluted oil, roughly twice what the shelf gives you, at a few dollars more. Nothing here is cut with anything.

Peace That Guards, 1 oz vial
$24.00
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$7.95
Total today
$31.95

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Next Verse

This fragrance carries four passages, in order.

All four come printed on the card in the package, so you have the whole thread from the first day. The code on the bottle opens this fragrance's page, and each passage has its own from there, with the chapter it came out of. Reordering sends the same bottle.

The card that ships with Peace That Guards. Tap it to read the passages.
The Peace That Guards card at full size, with all 4 passages printed in full.
  1. 1 of 4 Philippians 4:6-7 What to do with the thing you are dreading.
  2. 2 of 4 1 Peter 5:7 Hand it over, because you are cared about.
  3. 3 of 4 Isaiah 26:3 Peace held steady from the outside.
  4. 4 of 4 John 14:27 A different kind of peace than the world hands out.

The part that matters

Read it every time you pour.

The passage on the card is not decoration and it is not meant to be admired once and then ignored. Stand the card where you keep the warmer and read it while you fill the dish. Out loud, if you are on your own. It takes about four seconds.

That is the whole method, and it is the only part that asks anything of you. The scent is already doing its work without permission: it attaches itself to whatever is in your head while you are smelling it. Give it these words on purpose, the same ones, at the same point in the day, and after a few weeks the smell arrives carrying them. You will not have to remember the verse. It will hand it to you, on the mornings you would never have gone looking.

The first and greatest commandment is to love God with all your heart and all your soul and all your mind. Nothing in a bottle helps anybody keep it, and we have said so elsewhere on this site. But a room that smells of something, tied to a sentence you have now read three hundred times, is a small standing reminder of the thing that matters most. That is worth more than the room smelling good, and the room will smell good anyway.

How to use it

The simplest way is a warmer, electric or tea light. Fill the dish about two thirds with water, add five to ten drops, and let it warm. Top the water up before it runs dry.

The same few drops work in an electric or ultrasonic diffuser. Away from heat altogether, it will scent a wooden bead, a scent stone, or a cotton pad left in a drawer, a closet, a car vent or a vacuum bag, anywhere the air moves and nobody is handling it.

There is no ceremony to get right. What builds the association is doing it the same way, at the same point in the day, with the verse in front of you.

The water matters. Never put this oil in a warmer dish on its own. The water holds the dish near boiling and keeps the oil well below the temperature at which its vapour can catch. A dry dish over a flame will pass that point. An electric warmer is the safer of the two.

What is in the bottle, and what it is not for

Undiluted fragrance oil. Nothing else, and nothing watered down. It is sold at full strength because that is what makes it go a long way: a warmer takes five to ten drops at a time, so one vial is months of them.

This is for scenting a room, not for wearing.

Do not put it on skin, do not swallow it, and keep it away from eyes, children and pets. Fragrance is among the most common contact allergens and this is the concentrated form. It can also mark polished wood, painted surfaces and some plastics, so stand a diffuser on something you do not mind. Some of these smell like food. None of them are. This is not a medicine and makes no claim to treat anything.

Peace That Guards

$24.00  ·  Opens 1 September

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