Seafoam: Note Card Gift Set

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Beautiful gift set includes quality note card, a bookmark and small vial of Eucalyptus and Mint essence.

Eucalyptus and Mint is used as an aromatherapy for breathing and sinus problems, colds, flu and asthma. It is anti viral and antibacterial.

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Most of the beautiful photography is by my dear soul-sis-star and amazing artist, Judy Wilder Dalton.
To see more of Judy's art and photography work go to www.judywilderdalton.com
Some art works are my own and some from FaceBook which are not my mine but have been shared so many times that there are no names for artist credit.
To see more of Madalyn's artwork go to www.madalynkennedy.com
Contact the artist for information on giclee prints

TESTIMONIALS

Essences used on the specific Chakra points can assist in opening the seeker to spirit, help balance.. more

"I'm still in a glowing state after our visit on Sunday! What a beautiful change you've helped me make."

"I just feel so blessed to be in the energy of your seminar yesterday. I still can feel the loving energies today."

Dr. Madalyn Kennedy, CEO and Founder of Beloved Essences.com. She is a Divine Feminine Expert, an Egyptian High Priestess, a multi-dimensional channel for Amun-RA, Isis, other Egyptian Deities, Lord Maitreya, St. Germain, Commander Ashtar and many Ascended Masters, Archangels and beings of light. an ordained minister with Universal Life Church, Reiki Master/Teacher, a spiritual intuitive, Transitional and Law of Attraction Life Coach, author, writer, energy vibrational artist, psychic, and an em-path.

DISCLAIMER *Other than my original art pieces, any images on my pages here, on my Facebook pages or any of my blogs are shared courtesy of Photo Bucket or Facebook posts. I make no claim to them as my original art pieces and I do not sell them. I always give proper credit to the artist/creator IF there is reference to who that would be which by the time something has re-posted by others over and over again it's hard to determine. Most images have their name, logo or signature on the piece itself.