07/29/2025
Sacred Mountain is one I am drawn to when meditating or anointing. It feels, to me, like it draws Creator energy into my beingness in an almost tangible sensation
Originally, Sacred Mountain Essential Oil Blend contained Idaho Balsam Fir. The Idaho Balsam Fir from Young Living is now named Idaho Grand Fir! Why is that?
When this beautiful conifer oil was originally available from Young Living, the closest International Nomenclature of Cosmetic Ingredients (INCI) name for the oil was Abies balsamea (Balsam Fir), so that’s what it was called. A few years ago, Young Living received the approval of Abies grandis (Grand Fir) as an INCI name for use on the label. It is the exact same oil from the same Young Living farm as in the past; the only changes are the name on the front of the label and the name of the ingredient on the back of the label.
My very favorite blend for the impact it has had on my life is, of course, BELIEVE, which also has Idaho Grand Fir. However, my favorite blend for the aroma is Sacred Mountain.
I wrote this 13 years ago . . . And Sacred Mountain is still the first blend on my body every single day and the last one at night. I am SOOO grateful for this blend. 🌈🔥🎶💜🦋🦄
“If you have not tried the blend, SACRED MOUNTAIN, you may choose to try it after reading Gary Young's description and explanation of his choices of single oils in the blend. Sacred Mountain has always been one of my favorite blends - even before Idaho Balsam Fir was discovered and distilled in 2002.
When Gary decided to add Balsam Fir [now called Grand Fir] to the blend, the entire energy of the blend was enhanced dramatically. I would hate to have a day without Sacred Mountain. Reading Gary's description makes me realize just why . . . The blend also anchors the frequency of the Sacred Space, so it is a beautiful blend to apply often. 🌈🦋🌟
NOW, the “spruce” that Gary mentions is Northern Lights Black Spruce which further enhances the frequency of the blend! This is a real game-changer and contains no carrier oil.”
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I also want to share a bit more of what Gary said about including Northern Lights Black Spruce in Sacred Mountain Essential Oil Blend:
“Spruce is also in Sacred Mountain. The North American Native people believed that spruce was the anchor to the soul, to the God of the world. They would use it in smudge sticks, and they would breathe the aroma as the smudge sticks of the spruce would burn, much like the prairie people did with sage. They would anoint their whole bodies and brush stroke the smoke over their bodies, similar to what the ancient people did with the smoke from burning frankincense resin.
The Arabian people did not have conifers, but they had frankincense that gave off a smoke when it burned. They would put this over their whole bodies; they would fumigate their homes with it; they would fumigate their clothes with it at night to kill the ticks, fleas, and pests; and they would use it to get rid of the odors from body sweat and camel sweat.
The ancient people here in America used primarily spruce or sage for the same reason. It is so amazing how this knowledge existed on every continent and every country in the world but that the people used the elements that existed in their country.
So if you haven’t ever used Sacred Mountain, get acquainted with it and incorporate it into your oil usage.”
- Gary Young