Tansy's Healing House

20/03/2020

In view of the fact that disinfection and sanitisation is now very important, I thought it may be useful to inform people of how to make their own sanitiser. This is from my own experience and I don't claim to be qualified as an Aromatherapy practitioner. I am only trying to be helpful.

Tea Tree Oil has many uses but is well known for it's anti-microbial and sanitising qualities and antimicrobial products kill or slow the spread of bacteria, VIRUSES, protozoans and fungi such as mould and mildew.

Lavender also has many uses but is well known for its use as an anti-inflammatory and skin healer.

Aloe Vera possesses anti-inflammatory, anti-bacterial, anti-viral , anti-fungal, anti-oxidant and astringent qualities.

For approx 100 ml of hand-sanitiser, in a bowl mix two parts (one part = 30 ml) rubbing alcohol (chemist or on-line), one part aloe vera gel (on-line or health shop) and 10 drops each of tea tree oil and lavender oil. Whisk until you have a gel then decant into bottles. Make sure you prepare this in a clean environment and that all tools used are clean.

You can also use Tea Tree, Lavender and Aloe Vera oils to make a room spray (25 drops of oils to 100 ml distilled water) and use this around the house or around people when they come into the house.

Quality oils, gel and bottles can be found reasonably at online retailers such as E-bay.

19/03/2020

19/03/2020

Most of you know that I’m a Reiki master and that Reiki helped me enormously with my own recovery after my breast cancer. Now accepted by the NHS, It is not only healing but also protective and can be used in many different ways to heal and protect not only oneself but others too. I will now be teaching Reiki so people can help themselves and their family and friends with the physical, mental and emotional strains of the situation we now find ourselves in. The sessions will be on a one to one basis and, due to the circumstances, at a much reduced rate. Please message me if you would like to learn this very useful skill.

19/03/2020

Can I remind people of the age old way of reducing a temperature, which worked perfectly when I was in hospital last year and paracetamol wasn’t having an effect?

Take damp, cool (not wet) cloths and put them on your forehead, wrap them round your arms and legs (not forgetting armpits and groin) and change every hour. If you have a fan you can use that but don’t point it directly at the patient. The aim is to cool, not cause shivering so be vigilant. Luke warm baths help too but again, the aim is to make someone feel better, not worse, so a cold bath is not a good idea.

01/11/2017

I feel sad when I see people suffering from something that Reiki can heal. They self-medicate with expensive drugs, drink far too much, try retail therapy and much more yet nothing works. But they absolutely won't spend money on Reiki because, in their opinion, it doesn't work. My question is: how do they KNOW?

05/08/2017

It always makes me wonder when some people (although they are few in number), say after receiving only one treatment "it doesn't work for me". If they had a course of anti-biotics they wouldn't expect to feel better after just one tablet.

11/07/2017

Did you know that Reiki can help mend relationships? It does an amazing job at rekindling love, acceptance and understanding between individuals within days of regular Reiki healing, even if the parties involved are unaware of it! Reiki healing works unconditionally, so it would always work towards the highest good of all the parties involved. Imagine loving and feeling loved again.It can happen.

11/07/2017