Oil, resin, or incense
Tea Tree
Oil, resin, or incense1 tradition
Tea tree oil comes from an Australian shrub that the Bundjalung people used for wounds. In modern practice it is a cleansing oil for spaces and tools.
Uses
- Cleansing
- Protection
- Healing
Working with it
Add a few drops of tea tree oil to a floor wash to clear a home after illness.
⚠ Safety note for Tea Tree- Botanical name
- Melaleuca alternifolia
- Planet
- ♂︎ Mars
- Kind
- Essential oil
- Element
- Air
- Works for
- PurificationProtectionHealingBoundariesBanishingCourageRegenerationStrengthVitality
- Forms
- essential oil
- How to use
- Floor or door washDiffuser or oil burner
- Dilution
- About 12 drops per ounce (30 ml) of carrier oil for skin. More on oils.
⚠ Safety
- Poisonous if swallowed. Never eat or drink it. Keep it away from food, children, and pets.
- Toxic to pets. Harmful to cats, dogs, or horses. Keep it, and any oil made from it, out of their reach.
- Can irritate skin. Dilute oils well in a carrier and patch-test before using on skin.
Projective
Where the traditions place it
- Mars — Common practice