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Basic Aromatherapy for Psychedelic Explorers
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Basic Aromatherapy for Psychedelic Explorers

Subtle Aromatherapy + Psychedelic Therapy

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Kamila Aubre
Apr 18, 2025
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Aromatherapy offers a gentle yet powerful companion to the psychedelic experience—helping you ground before, stay centered during, and process deeply after your journey. This short guide introduces basic essential oils as tools for emotional regulation, sensory anchoring, and spiritual reflection, supporting you in moving through expanded states with intention and care. Whether you're new to plant medicines or exploring integration practices, this is a starting point to cultivate presence and connection through scent.

Each phase of the psychedelic journey benefits from the intentional use of scent. In preparation, oils like petitgrain, ylang ylang, and helichrysum encourage openness and receptivity. To soothe anxiety or overwhelm, calming allies such as neroli, chamomile, and frankincense offer a sense of emotional safety. When it’s time to release control and surrender, coriander, lemon, and peppermint help clear stagnant energy and lighten the mind. For grounding during or after the experience, earthy oils like vetiver, black pepper, and ginger restore connection to the body. During integration, oils such as pine, juniper, and clary sage support introspection and clarity, while rose, yarrow, and sandalwood invite deeper insight and a felt sense of inner illumination.

Aromatherapy doesn’t replace the depth of a psychedelic journey, but it can act as a subtle guide—awakening awareness, softening the edges, and anchoring the intangible. With just a few carefully chosen essential oils, you can create a sensory toolkit that nourishes your process before, during, and after. Let scent be both a ritual and a refuge, bringing you back to yourself, one breath at a time.

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