Description
The seeds from this tree are considered as one of the canoe crops brought over by the voyagers to Hawaii. The tree is a symbol of peace, protection and light for the Hawaiians and is the state tree of all the islands of Hawaii. It is also known by the name “Candlenut’ as the nut oil was burned in lamps to provide light. It is very versatile: the wood can be used to build canoes and the sap from the leaves and roots are healing medicine for cuts, cold sores and wounds. The roasted nuts are crushed with salt to make ‘inamona’ which is used to season poke, raw fish and limu, seaweed.
The vibration of the essence is preserved in filtered water and vodka at 8.4% alcohol.
Helpful for
Bringing light to those places that are hurting emotionally or physically
Connects you to the support of the earth
Aligns your energy centres bringing renewed enthusiasm with life
A gentle bathe in light rays topping up your energy resources
Your awareness to your unique gifts
Bringing light to others who are facing challenges
Dissolves
Disconnection from your body and nervous system
Areas of stagnation and pain
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natalie Guy –
Alison’s Kukui Tree essence has been wonderful to ‘re-light’ my inner spark. Its feels like a warm glow in my solar plexus and I feel more empowered. I use 7 drops in a glass of water, but have taken it under the tongue.
A big thank you!